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ACES Enrichment Classes: Description  
 
 

E102: English Writing and Literature I

  • Students in 2nd and 3rd grade will work together to learn new vocabulary and strengthen their reading and writing skills in this course.

E104: English Writing and Literature II

  • 4th and 5th graders will get experience writing research while expanding their vocabulary, reading, and strengthening their writing skills.

E105: Vocabulary Foundation

  • Students will take an etymological approach to strengthening reading/writing/speaking vocabulary through a foundation in the Latin and Greek roots of English. Class includes practice exercises and memory work. This will be supplemented with homework assignments, quizzes, and an end-of-session report card.

E107: English Writing and Literature III

  • Students will learn a variety of writing styles (persuasive, creative, informative), develop multiple writing pieces, identify what to look for and what to ask when reading and enhance vocabulary/ comprehension skills. Class includes instructive lectures and writing assignments. This will be supplemented with homework assignments, quizzes, and an end-of-session report card.

S101: SAT Foundation - Reading

  • This SAT Foundations course focuses on building vocabulary and Reading comprehension skills that are the foundation for the verbal sections of the SAT. In-class lectures and exercises will be supplemented with reading comprehension homework assignments, vocabulary quizzes, and an end-of-session report card to help each student exceed his/her potential.

S102: SAT Foundation - Writing

  • This SAT Foundations course focuses on general test-taking skills in the Writing sections with a focus on long-term improvement over a two-hour class.  In-class lectures and exercises will be supplemented with homework assignments, quizzes, and an end-of-session report card to help each student exceed his/her potential.

S103: SAT Foundation - Math

    This SAT Foundations course will prepare you to navigate your way through the math portion of the SAT, which usually comprises 3-4 sections of the test. In this course we will focus on all levels of math skills, especially geometry and algebra; as well as, elimination strategy and timing.

S201: SAT Improvement Course Reading/Writing-Silver

  • Curriculum focuses on short-term improvement over a two-hour class for students who have scored at or below 550 on the Reading or Writing section.  General test-taking strategies are covered and a strong emphasis on fine-tuning strategies.  Similar to the Foundations course in class design, in-class lectures and exercises will be supplemented with homework assignments, quizzes, and an end-of-session report card to help each student exceed his/her potential.

S202: SAT Improvement Course Reading/Writing-Gold

  • This course will help you get those extra points to help you reach your goal score for the Reading and Writing portions of the SAT. Curriculum focuses on short-term improvement over a two-hour class for students who have scored above 550 on the Reading or Writing section.  We will focus on reading the passages at a faster rate, but still picking out key information; improving your SAT vocabulary, becoming experts with grammar rules, and communicating a valid writing sample in a 25 minute time frame.

S301: PSAT

  • This course will help those who are sophomores or younger who would like to do well on their PSAT. A good PSAT score determines National Merit status and can help boost confidence of an individual for their SAT. In this class we will focus on test taking strategies, time management, and general skills that can be used in the Reading, Writing and Math portions of the PSAT.

D101/D201/D102/D202: Speech/Debate

  • In today's highly globalized, interconnected world; having good ideas is not nearly enough. You must be able to succinctly explain and convince others (employers, peers, investors, etc) that the idea is “good.” This art of persuasion can help students not only in current studies (presentations, group work, and writing), but also in their future endeavors in college, grad school, and beyond in the world force; because, persuasion is a life-skill that can reap a life-time of dividends if prepared and tuned early.   

 

 

 
 
 
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