ENGLISH I: Focuses on writing for various purposes and modes, reading and analyzing texts from all genres of literature, and using the writing process to learn about themselves and the world.

English I Pre-Advanced Placement (HADV): Emphasizes close reading, analytical writing, and language skills essential for future academic and professional work. Students engage in close, critical reading of a wide range of materials and write essays, research papers, and analyses.

English II: Examines literary works from different countries and time periods, emphasizing interconnections between literary analysis, reading comprehension, and writing skills. Students collaborate and develop research skills.

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English II Pre-Advanced Placement (HADV): Explores the human condition through novels, poetry, essays, and short stories. Students develop writing techniques, conduct research, engage in debates, and deliver oral presentations.

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English III: Focuses on the American experience through the study of literature, emphasizing reading, speaking, listening, viewing, and writing skills. A syllabus details reading and writing assignments for each semester.

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Advanced Placement Language and Composition (AP Lang): An introductory college-level rhetoric and composition class where students closely read and analyze texts, critique them in various written formats, and prepare for the AP English Language and Composition Exam.

English IV: Focuses on author's craft in connection with character, setting, structure, narration, and literary argumentation. Reading assignments range from pre-20th century works to present-day literature.

Advanced Placement Literature and Composition (AP Lit): Focuses on reading, analyzing, and writing about imaginative literature (fiction, poetry, drama) from various periods, preparing students for the AP Exam.

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Each course is designed to enhance students' reading, writing, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for academic and professional success.