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Roland Park Country School: AP, Honors, and Integrated Studies Course Summer Assignments

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RPCS AP, Honors Courses and Integrated Studies Readings and Assignments

In addition to the US Summer Reading requirements assigned by RPCS English teachers, some AP, Honors and Integrated Studies courses have additional readings and assignments. Please find these readings and assignments in the boxes below. 

For more information about readings and assignments for coordinate classes:

Bryn Mawr Upper School Required Summer Reading

Upper School Summer Reading at Gilman

AP History Classes

AP World History 10:

Click here for assignment document from the instructor

Click here for the optional summer assignment
 

AP United States History 11:

Click here for assignment document from the instructor 

AP Visual Arts Classes

AP 2-D Art and Design/Studio Art:

Click here for information from the instructor

 

AP 2-D Art and Design/Photography:

Click here for information from the instructor

 

AP 3-D Art and Design/Ceramics:

Click here for information from the instructor

AP English

AP English Literature and Composition:   

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (Available in SORA)

In addition, please read one contemporary novel of your choice from the US Summer Reading LibGuide and respond to it with one of the prompts in this assignment.

AP and Honors World Language Classes

French IV H :

Click here for information from the instructor

 

AP Spanish Language and Culture:

Click here for information from the instructor

AP Science Classes

AP Chemistry:

Click here for information from the instructor

Integrated Studies

Honors Research Seminar: Profiles in Leadership 

(English, History, and Integrated Studies course)  

Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup, by John Carreyrou (Available in SORA)

 

Honors Research Seminar: Telling African Stories

(English, History, and Integrated Studies course)  

Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi (Available in SORA)

 

In addition to the reading for either of these courses, please read one book of your choice from the US Summer Reading LibGuide and respond to it with one of the prompts in this assignment.