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Foreign Languages   Spanish I: (Academic and Honors) The course consists of an audio-lingual approach to language learning and the development of the four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing with an emphasis on Oral Proficiency. Spanish II: (Academic and Honors) Spanish II is an expansion of the four basic skills of language learning with continued emphasis of Oral Proficiency, complex and varied dialogues, compound tenses and grammatical exceptions. Spanish III: (Academic and Honors) Involves advanced vocabulary and grammar, cultural aspects, topics for oral and written expression.  Spanish IV: ( Honors) Presents adaptations of Spanish classics. Through these literary works, students are encouraged to discuss history, customs, and culture of the Spanish people.

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French I: (Academic and Honors) The course consists of an audio-lingual approach to language learning and the development of the four basic skills:  listening, speaking, reading, and writing with an emphasis on oral proficiency. French II: (Academic and Honors) French II is an expansion of the four basic skills of language learning with continued emphasis on oral proficiency. French III: (Academic and Honors) The course involves advanced vocabulary and grammar, cultural aspects, and topics for oral and written expression. French IV: (Academic and Honors) Students at this level learn to organize and reinforce their  acquired skills through literary works, history, customs and culture.   ESL (English as a Second Language): This course provides listening, understanding, speaking, reading and decision-making skills in English for foreign-born students. The lessons cover life-skill competencies, functions and grammar to help students cope with everyday life situations and to perform better in other academic subjects.  Latin I:  Comprehensive study of declensions, conjugations, vocabulary, grammar, and syntax of the Latin language.  Latin II:  Basic skills of reading and writing and translating developed in Latin I will be expanded. This class will include a further study of grammar and syntax.