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FRESHMAN YEAR Freshman Year begins your "Journey" through literature. To begin this quest, students will read The Alchemist , by Paulo Coelho. **Students are encouraged to purchase the books whenever possible so that they can take detailed notes and annotations within the margins of the text. If using a library book, please use post-its for the purpose of annotations.
SOPHOMORE YEAR Sophomore Year students learn of dystopian societies and the themes and motifs that connect to larger symbols & imagery. To begin this year of tension and warning, students will read Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury. **Students are encouraged to purchase the books whenever possible so that they can take detailed notes and annotations within the margins of the text. If using a library book, please use post-its for the purpose of annotations. JUNIOR YEAR
Junior Year students gain a love for American Literature and make connections to historical contexts. In order to see the correlation between time and craft, students will read The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. **Students are encouraged to purchase the books whenever possible so that they can take detailed notes and annotations within the margins of the text. If using a library book, please use post-its for the purpose of annotations.
SENOR YEAR Senior Year students have a lot more choice in their courses. Therefore, we recommend that students focus over the summer on College Applications. A fantastic read for students AND parents is Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be, by Frank Bruni. Bruni speaks of the application process Do's & Don'ts and that sometimes there is more value in a great education than in choosing a school with a big name.
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