Deals with basic word recognition and comprehension skills. Study of the concept of a sentence and paragraph. Basic writing skills; includes spelling, writing simple sentences, paragraphs and vocabulary development.

Reading and vocabulary development will be based on individualized instruction. Students will read materials at their own level and develop their critical reading and comprehension skills. Vocabulary development will include dictionary use skills, understanding words with multiple meanings, common homonyms and idioms, and basic word structure involving common prefixes, suffixes and base words.
Individualized instruction will be used to develop writing and spelling skills. Students will learn to spell common one and two syllable words, functional words, plurals and common homonyms. Alphabetical order, capitalization, parts of speech and punctuation skills will be stressed. The above grammar skills will be applied to the development of standard sentence writing techniques. Students will be expected to recognize and use simple and compound sentences.

Deals with comprehension and critical reading skills, including reading books and writing books reviews. Vocabulary enhancement will include the development of dictionary use skills and the use of a variety of new words.
Spelling skills will be enhanced with emphasis on learning multi-syllable words. Grammar skills and sentence structure will be developed along with personal and business letter writing, envelope addressing and paragraph construction leading up to compositions writing.

The areas of vocabulary development, reading appreciation, comprehension and reading speed are examined. The use of library and reference materials are studied.
Advanced spelling skills with particular emphasis on problem areas; further development of grammar skills, language mechanics, sentence structure, paragraph construction and introduction to letter-writing and composition.
Students completing this course are prepared for UCEP English courses.

Mathematics I deals with place value, addition of whole numbers, subtraction of whole numbers, multiplication facts, division facts, problem solving and application of these skills to practical daily problems.

Mathematics II deals with fractions, decimals, money problems, per cents, measurement, beginning geometry, problem solving and application of these skills to practical daily problems.

Study of place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole number, fractions, mixed numbers and decimals; number properties, exponents, factoring and problem solving skills. Topics such as ratios, proportions and percentage are also included. Application of these skills to practical daily problems is emphasized.
Expands the contexts of mathematics into areas such as geometry, descriptive statistics and introduces integers, real numbers and algebraic expressions.

Mathematics IV is designed to give students a strong foundation for UCEP mathematics, especially in the area of algebra. This course will cover such topics as solving equations and inequalities, performing basic operations on polynomials and elementary factoring.
Mathematics IV is designed to complete a strong foundation for UCEP mathematics, especially in the area of algebra. This course will cover such topics as graphing equations and inequalities, systems of equations, and radical expressions and equations.

Deals with the application and integration of reading, writing and math skills.

Deals with the application and integration of reading, writing and math skills.

Deals with the application and integration of reading, writing and math skills.

Deals with the application and integration of reading, writing and math skills.