Spanish 1 / French I
An elementary introduction to the Spanish language beginning with oral Spanish of everyday life situations. It progresses to more difficult language patterns and a study of two simple tenses. Grammar patterns necessary for the comprehension of the language are studied. Speaking, writing, reading, and comprehension of the language are studied and experienced. Materials used include audiovisuals made by native Spanish teachers.

Spanish 2 / French 2
Grammar patterns are extended to include additional tenses. Reading lessons are concerned with the Hispanic nations, their history, culture, economy, etc. More time is devoted to reading and writing language than the first year. Speaking and comprehending the spoken language are still primary aims.

Spanish 3 PAP
Helps students acquire language proficiency while reviewing and broadening their grammar foundation. This course includes cultural readings and literary works by well-known Hispanic authors; the active
use of drawings, maps, and real life experiences; and opportunities for students to express opinions and personalize the material. Activities are theme related and reflect grammar and vocabulary taught. Students must complete a Pre-AP contract and submit it at the time of course registration.

Spanish 4 AP Language
This course concentrates on oral communication skills, written communication skills, and reading skills. Activities are theme related and reflect the grammar and vocabulary taught. Literary works by well-known Hispanic writers are studied. The subtleties and nuances of the language and the “art” of translation are addressed in detail and a “refresher review”
of grammar is also included. Students must complete an AP contract and submit it at the time of course registration.