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| What's
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, English Department |
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Teachers:
Want an early start? Learn what novels are available for your classes at Jesse Bethel High School? See our Inventory of Course Novels w/some Related Links Attention English 9 & 10 Parents and Students: With the 2006-2007 school year for 9th & 10th grade English, we will be using new textbooks from Holt-Rinehart-Winston Publishers. All 9th & 10 grade English classes will follow district approved pacing & instructional focus guides. All students will be administered quarterly exams. Please preview the following course outlines to learn more for:
Standards-based instruction and pacing has superceded the JBHS English Department's prior use of "competancies" for 9th & 10th grade. Similar program changes are anticipated for 11th & 12th grade English courses in the future. State Dept. of Education Links: State Standards
SAT Preparation: Over 3,000 multiple choice questions divided into
Each English teacher has latitude for the manner in which class competencies are achieved. By doing so, English classes benefit from unique expertise of individual teachers. If you have additional questions, please contact your student's teacher for more details on the execution of these competencies in his/her particular course. Choose the competencies you wish to view by clicking on its' hyperlink.
Answer to quiz question on our JBHS faculty homepage: The faculty pages show a fresco titled "The School of Athens"; it can be found painted on the walls of the Signature Room in the Vatican. Some of the famous teachers depicted in the painting include Socrates, Aristotle. |
Jesse Bethel High School's English faculty
has identified some critical skills which students
of English should be able to demonstrate at
various grade levels. These specific skills
or activities are called "competencies".