Modern Languages
The goal of the Modern Languages Department is to promote proficiency in all four language acquisition skills — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — as well as a better understanding of the history and culture associated with the language of study. Our range of language courses prepare our students to succeed in an increasingly connected world.
Graduation Requirements
12 credits of a foreign language are required, which equates to 2 full years of Modern Languages courses.
Modern Languages Courses
Chinese 1
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Chinese 2
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Chinese 3 Honors
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Chinese 4 Honors
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Chinese 5 Honors
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French 1
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French 2
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French 3 Honors
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French 4 Honors
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Spanish 1
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Spanish 2
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Spanish 2 Honors
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Spanish 3
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Spanish 3 Honors
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Spanish 4
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Advanced Spanish Language and Experiential Art
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Academics
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The most rewarding part of teaching a foreign language is watching the interactions between my students. I love seeing their progress and enthusiasm as they genuinely enjoy using the language.
Josh Frost ’04, Modern Language Department Chair