Program of Studies Program of Studies 2019-2020 | Page 22
In the Foreign Language Department, the student will develop the four basic skills of a language—listening,
speaking, reading and writing—and expand his or her knowledge and awareness of related culture, history and
literature.
Courses in order that they appear in this section
(there is no graduation
requirement for Foreign
Language, # NCAA approved)
Honors Arabic I #
Honors Arabic II #
Honors Arabic III
Honors Chinese I #
Honors Chinese II #
Honors Chinese III #
Honors Chinese IV #
AP Chinese #
Latin I #
Latin II #
Honors Latin III #
Latin III/IV #
AP Latin #
Honors Homeric Greek I #
Honors Homeric Greek II #
Honors Homeric Greek III #
Honors French I #
French I #
Honors French II #
French II #
Honors French III #
French III #
Honors French IV #
Honors French V #
AP French #
Honors German I #
ARABIC
Honors Arabic I
1 credit
In this beginning course students will gain the basic
skills needed to communicate in classic Arabic/
Fusha. Although the main goal will be to develop
listening and speaking skills, students will also
learn the Arabic alphabet. Through activities and
practical conversations, students will understand
basic language patterns as well as pronunciation and
vocabulary. The course will cover essential grammar,
vocabulary, and expressions that are used in daily
conversation and travel. Middle Eastern culture, with
emphasis on Lebanon, will be intertwined with direct
language instruction.
Honors Arabic II
German I #
Honors German II #
German II #
Honors German III/IV #
Honors Spanish I #
Spanish I #
Honors Spanish II #
Spanish II #
Honors Spanish III #
Spanish III #
Honors Spanish IV #
Honors Spanish V #
AP Spanish #
1 credit
Prerequisite: Arabic I and placement by instructor
Students will continue to expand their grammar,
vocabulary and writing skills along with their
knowledge of Middle Eastern cultures. More reading
and writing will be included in the class schedule.
Students will become more comfortable conversing
and expressing themselves.