Spanish I (FSAS/FSBS)
Beginners vocabulary and grammar. This course introduces the participant with no prior knowledge of Spanish to the basic grammar structure of the language through oral and written drills and exercises that emphasize communication in real life situations. The culture of Spanish-speaking countries is introduced through various media.

Spanish II (FSES/FSFS)
This Spanish course is designed to develop better communication skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing). Beginning with review of basic aspects of the language, it is followed by more advanced structures, more vocabulary and idiomatic expression to acquire a better proficiency in the language.

Spanish III (FSGS/FSHS)
This course develops and significantly expands the studentsÕ proficiency in Spanish through a wealth of communicative activities. Reading comprehension and creative written self-expression are more strongly more emphasized at the advance level. This course culminates in the NYS Regents Exam in Spanish and a thorough review of previously studied structures and vocabulary prepares the student structures and vocabulary prepares the students to pass the exam.

Spanish IV (FSKN/FSLN)
In this advanced class students further development their communicative proficiency in Spanish while deepening their insights into Hispanic culture through an exposure to works of modern writers of the Spanish-speaking world.

French I (FFAS/FFBS)
Beginners vocabulary and grammar. This course introduces the participant with no knowledge of French to the basic grammar structure of the language through oral and written drills and exercises that emphasize communication in real life situations. The culture of French-speaking countries is introduced through various media.

French II (FFES/FFFS)
This second year French class develops strong communication skills. Classroom activities progress from drills reinforcing basic grammatical structures to exercises of a more communicative approach. Students delve more in-depth into various aspects of cultures of the Francophone world.

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