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Fletcher High School Summer Reading 2010

Fletcher High School requires summer reading to continue students' academic learning over the summer months. Each grade has one or two required texts and suggested supplemental reading from the College Board list. Students in honors and AP classes must read an additional novel. At the start of the school year, students will be tested through activities, quizzes, or writing assignments on the required books. Students who do not complete the reading will fail the assignment. The document provides the required and suggested reading for each grade in English classes.

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Fletcher High School Summer Reading 2010

Fletcher High School requires summer reading to continue students' academic learning over the summer months. Each grade has one or two required texts and suggested supplemental reading from the College Board list. Students in honors and AP classes must read an additional novel. At the start of the school year, students will be tested through activities, quizzes, or writing assignments on the required books. Students who do not complete the reading will fail the assignment. The document provides the required and suggested reading for each grade in English classes.

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Duncan U.

Fletcher High School


SUMMER READING 2010
PHILOSOPHY
Our goal at Fletcher High School is to continue academic learning throughout the summer
months. Reading is a skill that prepares students for life; students read for inspiration,
information, perspectives, and enjoyment.
Each year, students will read a combination of required texts and books chosen from the
College Board suggested reading list. Students in both honors and AP classes must read a
second novel from the suggested list. Students will be tested on the required titles during
the first week of English class through class activities, quizzes, and/or writing assignments.
A student who chooses not to complete the reading will receive a failing grade on the assignment.

Grade 9: Required Reading Grade 11: Required Reading


English I English III
The Friends - Guy Death of a Salesman - Miller

English I Honors AP Language and Composition


The Old Man and the Sea - Hemingway On Writing - Stephen King
English I Honors (Choose one) AP Language (Choose one)
The Good Earth - Buck The Glass Castle - Walls
Rebecca - DuMaurier Hunger of Memory - Rodriguez
West Side Story - Laurents The Kite Runner - Hosseini
On the Beach - Shute Into the Wild - Krakauer
The Caine Mutiny - Wouk
The Prince and the Pauper - Twain

English I Pre-AICE Grade 12: Required Reading


Lay That Trumpet in Our Hands - McCarthy English IV
English I Pre-AICE (Choose one) My Sister’s Keeper - Piccoult
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn - Smith
The Old Man and the Sea - Hemingway AP Literature assignment - attached
12 Angry Men - Rose AP Literature (Complete BOTH)
The Pearl - Steinbeck The Stranger - Camus
Lord of the Flies - Golding “The Hanging” - Orwell
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Grade 10: Required Reading


English II
A Raisin in the Sun - Hansberry

English II Honors
Lord of the Flies - Golding
English II Honors (Choose one)
My Antonia - Cather
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night - Haddon
Oedipus Rex - Sophocles
The Time Machine - Wells

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