Just because summer is here does not mean you should stop learning. Pick up a book from the public library, take a class, go to camp, or volunteer your time for a good cause. More importantly, check the list of courses below against your class schedule for next school year. Click on the link to access the pdf file with your summer course work.

Teachers expect you to complete the listed assignments and be prepared for the first day of class in August. Most of you already know what you are suppose to read and complete over the summer, but just in case, here is the official website with summer assignments. Summer is a great time to expand your knowledge and learn new things. Be prepared and see you in August!

LAST UPDATED MONDAY, JUNE 27.

AP ART

AP Art Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Mrs. Nancy Grimes

AP CHEMISTRY

AP Chemistry Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Dr. Lisa Autry

ENGLISH SUMMER READING POSTER

Summer Reading Poster (pdf)

AP GERMAN

Summer work is available in the guidance office. Pick up the tan covered packet entitled "Sommerarbeit" with a picture of Hohenzollern Castle on it. Students should translate the phrases into English. Read the story "Das Paradies Liegt in Amerika" about a family of immigrants coming to America at the turn of the last century. Provide a 2 page typed summary of the story in German.

Teacher: Herr Eric Hasselschwert

GERMAN III HONORS

Summer work is available in the guidance office. Pick up the white covered packet entitled "Sommerarbeit" with a picture ofNeuschwanstein  Castle on it. Read the mystery "O Maria." Answer the questions that come with it, then write a summary of the story in English.

Teacher: Herr Eric Hasselschwert

GERMAN IV

German IV Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Herr Larry Anderson

AP FRENCH

AP French Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Madame Cindy Koehler

FRENCH II

French II Summer Work (pdf)
Also visit: https://khsfrenchkalfus.wikispaces.com

Teacher: Madame Anna Kaulfus

FRENCH III

French III Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Madame Cindy Koehler

FRENCH IV HONORS

French IV Summer Work (pdf)
Also visit: https://khsfrenchiv.wikispaces.com

Teacher: Madame Anna Kaulfus

AP LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION

Summer Reading Requirement: Bird by Bird, Lamott and I'm a Stranger Here Myself, Bryson
AP English Language and Composition Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Mrs. Nancy Menchhofer

AP LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION

Summer Reading Requirement: All My Sons, Miller
AP Literature and Composition (pdf)

Teachers: Ms. Amy Barker, Mr. Sean McCarthy

FRESHMAN LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION--HONORS

Summer Reading Requirement: Animal Farm, Orwell

Incoming students who are enrolled in Honors Freshman Literature and Composition must read Animal Farm by George Orwell. As they read, students are encouraged to take notes and review the following essential question: Does society shape people, or do people shape society? as it relates to the novel. Students should be prepared for various assessments related to this text as part of the opening unit of the year.
Animal Farm Handout (pdf)

SOPHOMORE LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION--HONORS

Summer Reading Requirement: The Hobbit, Tolkien
Sophomore Literature and Composition Honors Letter (pdf)

AP PSYCHOLOGY

RP Intelligence (word document)
RP Methodology (word document)
RP Prologue (word document)

Teacher: Ms. Carrie Medelman

SPANISH II

Spanish II Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Ms. Jill Meyer

SPANISH III HONORS

Spanish III Honors Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Ms. Gina Muller

SPANISH III REGULAR

Spanish III Regular Summer Work (pdf)
Short Story: Las Rosas de Casilda (pdf)
Short Story: Ray Suarez (pdf)

Teacher: Ms. Rebecca Koeller

SPANISH IV HONORS

Spanish IV Honors Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Ms. Sue Ellen Minich

SPANISH IV REGULARS

Spanish IV Regulars Summer Work (pdf)

Teacher: Ms. Hardi O'Neill

AP US HISTORY

AP US History Summer Work (pdf)

Teachers: Mr. Steve Platte, Mr. David Olderman

AP WORLD HISTORY

AP World History Summer Work (pdf)

Teachers: Mr. Timothy Harig, Mrs. Angela Sheer



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