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The document outlines the course goals and content for two English classes taught by Ms. Foster. The Honors English II class aims to prepare students for AP English, SAT, and HSPA exams through improving reading, writing, vocabulary, and analytical skills. Major areas of study include vocabulary, writing, and reading assignments on various novels and literary works. The English III class similarly focuses on improving skills for the SAT and HSPA, with an emphasis on the importance of passing the HSPA for graduation. Its major areas of study mirror those of the Honors English II class.
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