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World Languages

Students studying world languages enhance academic plans, broaden cultural horizons, and prepare for success in a globalized world.

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The Importance of Learning a Language

Learning an additional language provides cognitive and academic benefits, fosters cultural and global awareness, and improves college and career prospects. These skills empower students to communicate effectively and thrive in diverse environments.

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OPTION 1

Core

Semester-Length Courses

Grades: K–12, including Honors and AP®
Languages: American Sign Language, Chinese, French, German, Latin, Spanish
Course Structure: Course material for five days a week, which can be completed independently or with a virtual teacher. Two semester-length courses equal a full school year.

OPTION 2

Elective

1- or 2-Day-a-Week Courses

Grades: 5–8
Languages: French and Spanish
Course Structure: This “lighter” language elective that gives students exposure to new places and experiences. A virtual teacher conducts the classes each week.

Two-day weekly model includes two thematic units and one story-based unit for a total of 60 lessons over the school year.
One-day weekly model covers two thematic units during the full school year.

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COURSE OPTIONS

World Languages

The Importance of Learning a Language

Our World Language Options

OPTION 1

Core

Semester-Length Courses

OPTION 2

Elective

1- or 2-Day-a-Week Courses

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