English Language Arts
English I – Greco Roman Lit
Course Description
Centered on the foundational questions of identity, purpose, and legacy, this course introduces ninth-grade students to the enduring power of classic literature. Students will encounter the ancient myths and epic poetry that continue to shape modern imagination, turning to original texts to better understand themselves and the human condition. Through close reading and critical analysis, the class explores how the poetic imagination connects individual lives to universal truths. By the end of the year, students will cultivate essential skills in literary interpretation and self-reflection, equipping them to discern their own place in the broader human story. This course includes:
- Literature & Composition
- Greco-Roman Literature
- College-Prep Skill Building
- Year-Long In-Person Course
Course Syllabus
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Course At a Glance
Grade Levels
Ninth | Tenth | Eleventh | Twelfth
Credits
1 Credit
Subject Area
English Language Arts
Prerequisite
8th Grade English
Course Type
In-Person
Available Locations
1 campus
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Locations
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