ELL Foundations 1, 2, and 3 courses are designed for students limited to basic English language proficiency. These courses help students learn decoding strategies for identifying unknown words, develop and strengthen English grammar and mechanics, develop reading and listening strategies and comprehension, and establish and assess their writing skills to prepare them for future English-related courses.

ELL English I, 2, and 3 courses are designed to facilitate students' progressively learning more advanced strategies for analyzing and defining unknown words and chunks of text, leading to greater reading comprehension. Students become more confident and independent writers and improve their analytical writing proficiency. Additionally, students progress in their oral proficiency, including vocabulary acquisition and language control, through various conversational activities.

Socratic Seminar focuses on the Socratic Method and the art of persuasion in writing and speaking. Students have the opportunity to explore different texts and media and engage in a variety of inquiry-based dialogues.

This Creative Writing course is a full-year course to explore various writing genres, including fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Students will develop their creative writing skills in each genre through structured lessons, hands-on activities, and peer feedback. The course aims to foster creativity, critical thinking, and personal expression. By the end of the course, students will have a portfolio of polished work, understand the elements of different writing styles, and develop their unique writing voice.