Religion:
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Study
of the practices of the Catholic Church.
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Reading:
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Reading
and studying classics in literature and poetry, including, My Brother Sam
is Dead, Stargirl, and To Kill a Mockingbird.
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Vocabulary:
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Build
vocabulary through the classical roots.
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Grammar:
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Study
of the parts of speech; gathering and organizing information for oral and
written reports, writing a research report, writing book reports; mechanics
and correct usage.
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Mathematics:
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Study
of algebra. Individualized Accelerated Math program.
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Science:
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Study
of physical science beginning with force, motion, matter, light, sound,
electricity and energy. Participation
in the Science Fair.
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American History:
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Study
of the history of the United States beginning with the first Americans, the
explorers, the colonies, the American Revolution and continuing through the
Civil War.
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Geography:
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Physical,
political, religious and cultural study of the United States and Africa as a
component of history.
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Latin I Part 2:
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Grammar
and vocabulary introductory study.
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Fine Arts:
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Participation
in band, choir, art or drama.
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Physical Education:
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Students
engage in group sports such as soccer, basketball and softball. Development of sport-specific skills and
movement are emphasized.
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Technology:
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Master
majority of functions and commands within Word, Excel and Power Point. Expand
knowledge of Access. Create a database using Access.
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Study Skills:
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Emphasizes
skills needed to foster time management, remembering information, retaining
knowledge, and using previous experiences to develop new understanding.
Development of strategies for test preparation, test taking and research.
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