1. World Languages Department Conestoga High School
What are your language
options for next year?
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2. Your options For next year:#1
Continue with the language you are currently studying. #2
Switch to the first year of Chinese (X,H), French (A,X,H), German (X,H), Italian (X,H), Latin (X,H) , Spanish (A,X,H) #3
Continue with your current language AND begin first year of Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, or Spanish (provided there is room in your schedule)

3. Levels Academic (A) Accelerated (X) Honors (H) Advanced Placement (AP)
Modified pace to accommodate the individual needs and abilities of the students. Designed to prepare students for future study at the college level.
Stage 1
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Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Academic (A)
The pace is accelerated and
the workload is demanding.
Designed as a solid foundation
for success in most colleges.
Accelerated (X)
Like AP courses, provide
the greatest challenge and
best preparation for success
at academically rigorous
colleges.
Honors (H)
College-level courses
taught according to
syllabi prescribed by
the College Board
Advanced Placement Program.
Possible college credit can
be awarded through AP tests.
Advanced Placement (AP)
Academic level available for French and Spanish 1, 2, 3 only. 3

4. Graduation Requirement
Conestoga
Complete French 3 or Spanish 3 or
Two consecutive years of any language at CHS (levels 1 and 2).

5. Sequence of Study
if you continue with French or Spanish at the high school
Stage 1
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Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
9th Grade:
French/Spanish 3 (A,X,H)
10th Grade:
French/Spanish 4 (X,H,AP)
11th Grade:
French/Spanish 5 (X,H,AP)
9th graders taking Spanish or French should begin to think about the AP option
12th Grade: French/Spanish 6 (X,H)

6. Sequence of Study if you start a language in 9th grade
9th Grade: 1st year Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish
10th Grade: 2nd year Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish
If you have never had a language at the middle school because you were taking reading or you come from another district without language in the middle school, you will follow this sequence of study beginning in 9th grade.

7. Sequence of Study if you start a language in 9th grade
11th Grade: 3rd year Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish
12th Grade: 4th year Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish
(AP offered in French, German, Italian,
Latin, and Spanish)
We currently do not have AP in Chinese. The programs are reviewed on an annual basis.

8. World Language Clubs
Asian American Club: Mr. Kim
French Club: Mrs. Strouse
German Culture Club: Dr. Nerz
Latino Culture Club: Mrs. Taylor
Italian Club: Mrs. Saldan & Mr. Gutter
Junior Classical League: Ms. Whitaker
Multi Cultural Club: Mrs. Burling & Ms. Gazzara

9. Questions?
Department Chairs: Ann Karcewski / Stacy Katz Curriculum Supervisor: Dr. Oscar Torres