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Middle School Program of Study
2003-2004 School Year |
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High School Program of Study
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| a) SSL: Spanish language learners are placed according to their ability in Spanish as a Second Language (SSL). Individual learning programs are created for each student in order to maximize accelerated learning in Spanish. All SSL students are mainstreamed into Castellano and Literatura as soon as teachers evaluate readiness. For high school students, such readiness is usually reached upon the completion of the third level and can often be determined by a score of 4 or 5 on the AP Spanish Language Exam. Mainstreaming is a gradual process that includes alternative assessment.
b) HCC: New international students are enrolled in Host Country Culture (HCC) which focuses on the culture, geography and history of Paraguay and Latin America. HCC students are mainstreamed into the Estudios Sociales courses as soon as teachers evaluate readiness. For students who arrived with little or no Spanish, this usually occurs upon having completed two years of SSL/HCC. Such mainstreaming is a gradual process that includes alternative assessment. c) Guaraní: International Students who enter in the 9th grade are not expected to take Guaraní. These 3 periods are often used for maximizing the learning of Spanish. d) PE: All 11th and 12th grade students not involved in after-school sports must take a special after-school P.E. class. e) Elective: For the 10th graders, music electives are daily. All other 10th grade electives meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday with PE on Tuesday/Thursday. |
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