Foreign Language

If I choose to complete two units of modern or classical language to meet the curriculum requirements of the scholarship, does that have to be two years of the same language or can I take Spanish I and French I, for example?

If I choose to complete two units of modern or classical language to meet the curriculum requirements of the scholarship, does that have to be two years of the same language or can I take Spanish I and French I, for example?

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The intent has always been for a student to take two years of instruction in the same language. The written policy has been clarified to make it very clear that the curriculum intends a student to take two years of courses in the same language; for example: Spanish I and Spanish II. 

 

A student can take one unit of a foreign language and another unit of Career and Technical Education (CTE) coursework.  Students do not need to take a full 2 units of either Foreign Language or CTE.