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 * LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH (LOTE) **

__ 5201* Spanish IA __
This high school level course introduces students to the basic sounds and structure of the Spanish language. Equal emphasis is given to the four skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) needed to develop proficiency in a modern language, and the culture of the world’s Spanish-speaking people is highlighted. The curriculum, resources, materials and assessments used in this course will be the same as those used in high school Spanish I classes.
 * Duration:  ** One Year **Grade Level(s):** 7
 * Eligibility: ** See page 5
 * Notes: ** Upon successful completion of the entire course, students will be awarded 0.5 state high school foreign language credit toward graduation. The grade in this class will not be adjusted for the purpose of computing academic honors. //This course will **not** count for high school grade points or class rank.// The high school level semester and final exams are required for this course. This course is taught at high school level. Beginning in 2011-2012, Spanish IB will be offered to students who have completed Spanish IA. Upon completion of Spanish IA and Spanish IB, a full high school credit of Spanish I will be issued.
 * Campuses: BASED UPON ENROLLMENT; See campus selection sheet for availability.  **

__ 5201* Spanish I __
This high school level course introduces students to the basic sounds and structure of the Spanish language. Equal emphasis is given to the four skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) needed to develop proficiency in a modern language, and the culture of the world’s Spanish-speaking people is highlighted. The curriculum, resources, materials and assessments used in this course will be the same as those used in high school Spanish I classes. This course is an introductory course to the basic sounds and structure of Spanish language. It is designed for students who have chosen to examine Spanish in greater depth and at a faster pace during their high school careers. This course is designed to lay the foundation for students planning to take the AP Spanish exam.
 * Duration:  ** One Year **Grade Level(s):** 8
 * Eligibility: ** See page 5
 * Notes: ** Upon successful completion of each semester of this course, students will be awarded 0.5 state high school foreign language credit toward graduation. The grade in this class will not be adjusted for the purpose of computing academic honors. //This course will **not** count for high school grade points or class rank.// The high school level semester and final exams are required for this course. This course is taught at high school level.
 * Campuses: BASED UPON ENROLLMENT; See campus selection sheet for availability.  **
 * __ 5203* Spanish I (PreAP) __**
 * Duration:  ** One Year **Grade Level(s):** 7-8
 * Eligibility: ** See page 5
 * Notes: ** Upon successful completion of each semester of this course, students will be awarded 0.5 state high school foreign language credit toward graduation. The grade in this class will not be adjusted for the purpose of computing academic honors. //This course will **not** count for high school grade points or class rank.// The high school level semester and final exams are required for this course. This course is taught at high school level.
 * Campuses: BASED UPON ENROLLMENT; See campus selection sheet for availability.  **

__ 5211* Spanish II __
This high school level course is a continuation of Spanish I, including further work in the four skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Increasing vocabulary and focusing on more complex grammatical structures are emphasized. The curriculum, resources, materials, and assessments used in this course will be the same as those used in high school Spanish II classes.
 * Duration:  ** One Year **Grade Level(s):** 8
 * Eligibility: ** Spanish I
 * Notes: ** Upon successful completion of each semester of this course, students will be awarded 0.5 high school foreign language state credit toward graduation. The grade in this class will not be adjusted for the purpose of computing academic honors. //This course will **not** count for high school grade points or class rank//. The high school level semester and final exams are required for this course. This course is taught at high school level.
 * Campuses: BASED UPON ENROLLMENT; See campus selection sheet for availability. **


 * __Spanish II PreAP...__**

* COURSES RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT BUT WILL NOT COUNT IN HIGH SCHOOL GPA, PENDING ACTION OF HOUSE BILL 3851. ACCORDING TO POLICY EIF (LOCAL), STUDENTS IN GRADES 9-11 MUST BE ENROLLED IN A MATH, SCIENCE AND SOCIAL STUDIES COURSE.

__ 5001* French I __
This high school level course introduces students to the basic sounds and structure of the French language. Equal emphasis is placed on the four skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) needed to develop proficiency in a modern language. The culture of the world’s French-speaking people is also highlighted. The curriculum, resources, materials, and assessments used in this course will be the same as those used in high school French I classes.
 * Duration:  ** One Year **Grade Level(s):** 7-8
 * Eligibility: ** See page 5
 * Notes: ** Upon successful completion of each semester of this course, students will be awarded 0.5 high school foreign language state credit toward graduation. The grade in this class will not be adjusted for the purpose of computing academic honors. //This course will **not** count for high school grade points or class rank.// The high school level semester and final exams are required for this course. This course is taught at high school level.
 * Campuses: BASED UPON ENROLLMENT; See campus selection sheet for availability.  **


 * __ 5002* French I (PreAP) __**
 * Duration:  ** One Year **Grade Level(s):** 7-8
 * Eligibility: ** See page 5
 * Notes: ** Upon successful completion of each semester of this course, students will be awarded 0.5 high school foreign language state credit toward graduation. The grade in this class will not be adjusted for the purpose of computing academic honors. //This course will **not** count for high school grade points or class rank.// The high school level semester and final exams are required for this course. This course is taught at high school level.
 * Campuses: BASED UPON ENROLLMENT; See campus selection sheet for availability.  **

This course is an introductory course to the basic sounds and structure of French language. It is designed for students who have chosen to examine French in greater depth and at a faster pace during their high school careers. This course is designed to lay the foundation for students planning to take the AP French exam.

* COURSES RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT BUT WILL NOT COUNT IN HIGH SCHOOL GPA, PENDING ACTION OF HOUSE BILL 3851. ACCORDING TO POLICY EIF (LOCAL), STUDENTS IN GRADES 9-11 MUST BE ENROLLED IN A MATH, SCIENCE AND SOCIAL STUDIES COURSE.