World Languages
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Learning a language other than English gives students a more global perspective and increases opportunities for life after high school. In addition, many colleges require a world language either for admission or for graduation. World language students learn through conversation, writing exercises, field trips, and hands-on activities.Spanish offers concurrent enrollment intermediate Spanish 201 (Spanish 4) & 202 (Spanish 5) through Minnesota State University, Mankato.Ninth grade students are placed in language classes by counselors in consultation with students, parents, and middle school language teachers.
Spanish
Spanish 1: 9-12Spanish 2: 9-12Spanish 3: (Honors credit): 9-12, immersion students & native speakersSpanish 4: Concurrent Enrollment Intermediate Spanish 201- Minnesota State University, Mankato
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive 4 college credits transferable within the MNSCU system.
Year-long course - Honors level credit
Prereq: Span 102, C- or better in high school, Spanish 3 or equivalent
Spanish 5: Concurrent Enrollment Intermediate Spanish 202 - Minnesota State University, Mankato
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive 4 college credits transferable within the MNSCU system.
Prereq: Span 201, C- or better in high school, Spanish 4 or equivalent
Spanish 6: 11-12, immersion students & native speakers. The course is all about student voice and choice. Often the course reflects studies on film, literature, composition & conversation.
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Como Park Senior World Languages
The goal of all courses in the World Language Department is to achieve a functional level of proficiency in the target language as well as increasing skills in interacting with people from different cultures.
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Practice French & Spanish
Follow the link to a google document for ideas on how to practice your French or Spanish during the summer.