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World Languages

Knowledge of at least one world language and its regional cultures greatly expands one’s appreciation and understanding of the world in which we live. This knowledge also helps the student appreciate the English language, cultures in the United States and their own culture.

Studying a world language enhances the development of vocabulary, spelling, reading and comprehension of oral and written expression in both the target language and the student’s own language and is also essential in a world in which international trade, business and travel are a reality.

The requirement of three years of the same world language will allow the student to achieve some proficiency in the chosen language. Proficiency in one world language increases the ease with which other languages may be learned. Many colleges require world language for admission and advanced language study can make students stand out amongst their peers on applications.

Graduation Requirements

Three years – Students must complete three sequential levels of the same language, one of which may be taken in eighth grade (eighth-grade class will not appear on the senior high school transcript). Students must receive a grade of C or higher to advance to the next level of language study.

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