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World Languages

The World Languages Program provides the opportunity to read, write, and speak another language while also appreciating and respecting a different culture. Communication is stressed, with an emphasis on the development of listening and speaking skills.  Courses are offered in Latin, Spanish, Italian, and Irish.

As students progress, increased emphasis is placed on writing and reading. This process of instruction parallels the manner in which we learn our native tongue. Participation in the World Languages Program also helps students gain greater insight into the structure of English and to carry this knowledge to other academic disciplines.

All 7th graders are required to take Latin. In 8th grade, they will be offered a choice.  They may either continue to take Latin or opt for Spanish.  Students who begin in 9th grade have their choice of the following languages which meet CM's 3-year language requirement: Spanish and Latin.
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