• Level A1: You are currently able to:
  • Understand and use very basic expressions for needs. 
  • Introduce yourself and ask other questions about personal details.
  • Have a simple conversation if the other person speaks slowly and clearly.
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• The ability to read most hiragana and katakana is essential for keeping up with the class. 
• Semester Length: 15 weeks
• No Class Date(s): March 16 - 20  (Spring Break)
• Materials Needed: Notebook/paper, pen/pencil. 
• Attendance Policy: Email or text teacher.

• Level A0: You are currently:
  • Just starting to become familiar with the basics of language. 
  • Have minimal to no prior knowledge of the language.
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• Semester Length: 15 weeks
• No Class Date(s): March 16 – 20 (Spring Break)
• Materials Needed: Pen & paper
• Absence Policy: Text teacher

• Level B2: You are currently able to:
  • Understand the main ideas of a complex text such as a writing piece related to their field. -
  • Unexpectedly interact easily in foreign language, without problems for the learner or the native speaker.
  • Produce a detailed text on a wide range of subjects.

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• Semester Length: 13 weeks
• No Class Date(s):
  • February 26
  • March 16 - 20 (Spring Break)
  • April 16
• Materials Needed: Notebook & pen
• Absence Policy: Text teacher

• Level A0: You are currently:
  • Just starting to become familiar with the basics of language. -
  • Have minimal to no prior knowledge of the language.

• Semester Length: 15 weeks
• No Class Date(s): March 16 - 20, 2026 (Spring Break)
• Materials Needed:
  • Notebook/paper/laptop & pen/pencil
  • French: First Year by Eli Blume (1st/2nd Edition)
• Attendance Policy: Notify teacher via text.

Class Details

• Level A1: You are currently able to:
  • Understand and use very basic expressions for needs. 
  • Introduce yourself and ask other questions about personal details.
  • Have a simple conversation if the other person speaks slowly and clearly.

•  Semester Length: 15 weeks
• No Class Date(s): March 16 - 20, 2026 (Spring Break)
• Materials Needed: 
  • Notebook/paper/laptop & pen/pencil
  • French: First Year by Eli Blume (1st/2nd Edition)
• Attendance Policy: Notify teacher via text.

• Level B1: You are currently able to:
  • Deal with most travel situations in areas where the language is spoken. 
  • Fully understand conversation regarding family, work, school or leisure topics. 
  • Create simple texts on topics of personal interest. 
  • Describe experiences, events, dreams, and ambitions, as well as opinions or plans.
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• Semester Length: 15 weeks
• Location - online
• No Class Date(s): March 16 – 20 (Spring Break)
• Materials Needed: Notebook/paper, pen/pencil•
• Attendance Policy: Email or text teacher

• Level A2: You are currently able to:
  • Understand expressions in common activities like shopping, family, work, etc.
  • Communicate simple and direct phrases.
  • Describe immediate needs. 
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• Semester Length: 15 weeks (An additional class session will be scheduled to complete the full 15‑week term- date TBD)

• No Class Dates: n/a

• Materials Needed: Notebook/laptop, pen/pencil

• Attendance Policy: Email teacher

Class Details

• Level A0: You are currently:
  • Just starting to become familiar with the basics of language. 
  • Have minimal to no prior knowledge of the language.

              Click here for all language level descriptions.

• Semester Length: 15 weeks
• Materials Needed: Notebook/laptop, pen/pencil. 
• Attendance Policy: Email or text teacher.