Career Cluster
Description
This course is a study of literature, contemporary nonfiction, and historical documents. Students will analyze and integrate multiple source of information in diverse formats (including media) to make evidence-based claims. Analysis of the connection between literary style and authors purpose will be applied in multiple genres. Critical reading strategies, collaborative discussion skills, effective technology use, as well as argumentative, expository, and research writing, are tailored to create a successful bridge for students from high school to college and career.
Additional Designations
Required Course
Notes
Arts and Communication pathway students should enroll in Humanities in lieu of this class.