Students will listen to spoken German, learn to speak conversational German, and study the basics of grammar, pronunciation, reading and writing. An oral approach is used with German children on the Internet. The goal of this course is for the students to achieve basic survival skills in the German language through verbal communication. 9-12 1.00 Latin 1 Covers speaking and pronouncing the language, with the study in grammar and vocabulary. 9-12 1.00 Latin 2 Begins with review of grammar and vocabulary taught in the first year.
Students read selections from Greek and Roman mythology and Roman history.
The Times They Were Changing This class centers on the causes and effects of major events in the 1960s such as the Civil Rights Movement, the Space Race, the Vietnam War, Feminism, etc. This course also meets the fine arts requirement. Required for all freshman. Topics included are equalities, polynomials, factoring, fractional equations, algebraic properties, graphing and quadratic functions. Geometry Required for all students who completed Algebra 1.