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Required
Summer Reading
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The word "required"
seems to remove the joy of leisure reading and only succeeds in
pressuring parents to monitor a process that students should, hopefully,
enjoy. Therefore, although we highly encourage summer reading and
offer direction at all grade levels in that area, we believe participation
should be an individual student choice. Only incoming 9th graders
shall have a "required" summer read. The following
are our parameters:
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All incoming 9th Graders - Required
Summer Reading Assignment 
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The
7 Habits of Highly Successful Teens - (on sale at KHS)
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Summer
Assignments
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Suggested
Readings for the College Bound
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- College
Survival by Greg Gottesman
- The
College Woman's Handbook (Educating Ourselves) by Rachel
Dobkin
- Been
There Should've Done That: 505 Tips for Making the Most of College
by Suzette Tyler
- College
Knowledge: 101 Tips for the College Bound Student by David
Schoem
- Making
the Most of College: Students Speak Their Minds by Richard
Light
- Major
in Success: Make College Easier, Fire Up Your Dreams and Get a
Very Cool Job by Patrick Comb
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For
Parents
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- Letting
Go: A Parents' Guide to Understanding the College Years (4th Edition)
by Karen Levin Coburn and Madge Lawrence Treeger
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Summer
Assignments (cont'd)
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| Biology (AP) |
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| Calculus (A) |
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| Calculus (AP) |
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| Chemistry
(AP) |
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| Chemistry
(Honors) |
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| Computer Science
(AP) |
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| Drivers'
Education |
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| English 3
& 4 |
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| Environmental
Science (AP) |
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