Course Catalog
Italian I
High School
Culture and World Languages
This introductory course lays the foundation for Italian language learning. Students will begin with the basics of Italian grammar and vocabulary, enabling them to introduce themselves, engage in simple conversations, and explore the essence of Italy's rich heritage.

Italian II
High School
Culture and World Languages
Building upon the skills acquired in Italian 1, this course further enhances students' grammar proficiency, expands their vocabulary, and encourages more in-depth conversations.

Italian III
High School
Culture and World Languages
In Italian 3, students reach an advanced level of Italian language and cultural understanding. This course explores complex grammar concepts, encourages creative expression, and deepens cultural appreciation. By the end of this course, students will be able to engage in intricate conversations, comprehend Italian literature, and appreciate the multifaceted aspects of Italy's culture.

Italian IV
High School
Culture and World Languages
Italian 4 represents an advanced stage of Italian language and culture exploration. This course provides an in-depth analysis of the Italian language, literature, and society. Students will refine their language proficiency to an advanced level as this course delves into diverse aspects of Italian culture, from historical and artistic perspectives to contemporary issues.

Japanese I
High School
Culture and World Languages
Students will learn the essentials of Japanese language, including hiragana, katakana, and kanji scripts, as well as greeting phrases, basic grammar, and sentence structure.

Japanese II
High School
Culture and World Languages
This course builds upon the foundation laid in Japanese 1, expanding vocabulary, introducing idiomatic expressions, and delving into more advanced language structures.

Japanese III
High School
Culture and World Languages
Japanese 3 is designed for students with a solid grasp of the Japanese language. This course focuses on advanced language proficiency, encouraging students to express themselves creatively in Japanese. It delves into literary works, cultural nuances, and advanced language skills.

Japanese IV
High School
Culture and World Languages
Japanese 4 delves into advanced language skills, offering students the opportunity to engage with authentic Japanese texts and express themselves with fluency. Emphasis is placed on in-depth literary analysis and creative writing in Japanese. Students will explore cultural nuances, historical perspectives, and contemporary issues within the Japanese-speaking world, fostering a profound appreciation for Japan's rich heritage.

Chinese I
High School
Culture and World Languages
Chinese 1 is an introductory course that establishes the fundamentals of Mandarin language learning. This course focuses on learning strokes for character writing and mastering pronunciation tones. By the end of this course, students will be able to engage in small conversations about basic topics.

Chinese II
High School
Culture and World Languages
Chinese 2 introduces conversational Mandarin, encompassing everyday topics and practical communication skills. Students will enhance their ability to engage in daily conversations and deepen their cultural understanding of the Chinese-speaking world. By the end of this course, students will have a strong grasp of Mandarin pronunciation, basic character writing, and the ability to engage in everyday conversations on various topics.

Chinese III
High School
Culture and World Languages
In this course, students will delve into more complex language structures, formal writing styles, and a deeper understanding of the written and spoken aspects of Mandarin Chinese. By the end of this course, students will be prepared for advanced Chinese studies.

Chinese IV
High School
Culture and World Languages
This course places a strong emphasis on writing skills, including the analysis of Chinese texts and the creation of original writing pieces. Students will engage in in-depth literary analysis, examine cultural perspectives, and develop their own creative writing. By the end of this course, students will demonstrate advanced proficiency in the Chinese language, possess the ability to critically analyze Chinese literature, and be skilled in the creation of expressive and culturally rich written works.

