A Message to all FLHS Students:
Your FLHS Teachers, Assistant Principals, and Principal
participated in the "Pass it On Challenge"
to tell you how much we miss you! Watch our video below.
Are You a New FLHS AP Seminar Student? Here's A Special Video For You From FLHS AP Seminar Alumni! The FLHS Library is now virtual! Visit our wonderful new FLHS Library website by clicking here
Our Librarians are available to meet with you for live virtual tutoring and support! You can get help with: -Research -Teacher-Assisted Planning -Essay/Research Assistance -Reading E-Books -Requesting a Book (PDF) -Finding Digital Resources and more! Daily Schedule: Mrs. Mercado - Zoom: 886-7842-5537 - Periods: 2, 3, 7 Mr. Pagano - Zoom: 973-1948-9233 - Periods: 2, 3, 5, 7 Mrs. Saltzman - Zoom: 957-7875-2553 - Periods: 4, 5, 6, 9 Ms. Vittiglio - Zoom: 942-3287-0726 - Periods 4, 5, 7, 8 Click here for the flyer with details! Library email address: LibraryFLHS@flhs.us Our Mission
The FLHS English Language Arts and Library Department offers four years of Next Generation Learning Standards aligned curricula designed to prepare students for college and careers. Including a blend of fiction and informational texts, our curriculum helps students explore critical societal issues and themes as they develop reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language skills. Students engage in four years of NGS-aligned research curriculum to prepare them with the research and informational technology skills necessary to succeed in the 21st Century. Utilizing Schoolwide Protocols, students develop Advanced Literacies: "the skills and competencies that enable communication in increasingly diverse ways and promote the understanding and use of text for a variety of purposes" (NYSED). We also offer a three-year elective sequence in our award-winning Journalism Academy. In their sophomore, junior, and senior years, our students have opportunities to challenge themselves with rigorous coursework in our Advanced Placement courses: AP Seminar, AP English Language and Composition, and AP Literature and Composition. Juniors and seniors also have an opportunity to take college classes to earn college credit. Informed by research and best practices in education, our curriculum is aligned with the Next Generation Learning Standards, the NYCDOE Instructional Leadership Framework, NYS Advanced Literacy guidelines, NYS Social Emotional Learning Framework, and the NYS Culturally Responsive-Sustaining Education Framework. Click here to access the FLHS English Department Curriculum Scope and Sequence and the FLHS Schoolwide Protocols |