Nicolle Harrity - St. Francis Catholic High School

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Nicolle Harrity
Faculty: English

Faculty/Staff August 5, 2016 English

Nicolle Harrity is an English teacher at St. Francis High School. Nicolle began her career in 2007 teaching English at a public high school in Stockton, California. She came to St. Francis in 2016.

Education:

BA English, Loyola Marymount University, 2006; BA Biology, Loyola Marymount University, 2006; MA English (Creative Writing), Sonoma State University, 2013

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SFHS encourages its students to reach out – to explore new horizons, to get involved in global concerns and to help shape ideas and technologies of the future. The following courses count towards student’s Elective graduation requirements.

Christian Service Leadership
The Canticle
Ministry Leadership
Student Intern
Student Leadership
Advanced Media Productions
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- Cybersecurity
- Certamen
- Mock Trial
- Model United Nations Team
- Robotics Team
- Science Olympiad
- Speech

English

Eight semesters of English are required for graduation. The overall goal of the English program is critical thinking and effective communication, both written and verbal, reached through close examination of literature and informational texts. Students analyze literary and informational works, relying on shared inquiry methods for discussions and formal writing assignments. Writing assignments (both analytical and creative), verbal skills (in both discussions and presentations), and vocabulary all stem from the works studied. Grammar is taught in the context of the writing assignments. Classes contain a wide variety of genres, styles, and periods of literature in order to help students develop an appreciation for the subject matter. Students should complete their Summer Reading prior to the first day of school.

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9th Grade

English 9

10th Grade

Great Books
Honors Great Books

11th Grade

American Literature
AP English Language & Composition

12th Grade

Literature and Film
Philosophy and Literature
Writing from Literature
AP English Literature & Composition

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Nicolle Harrity Faculty: English