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Summer Reading 2024

Summer is here! We hope you find time for rest, relaxation, and a great summer read. There’s nothing more important to summer than finding the perfect book to fit with wherever you are, whomever you’re with, and your desired vibe. You can see our suggestions on the next page, but the choice is up to you.

What do I do over the summer?

• Select a book that you haven't read before from our suggested list or find one on your own. You can check many of these books out digitally from our school library using the Sora app or from a public library. Be thoughtful about your selection. Choose something of personal interest and something that will push you as a reader and thinker. You are free to read from any grade level or even something that isn't on our list.
• Choose one of the options below:
• Option 1: Write a personal response to your chosen book. What did you find relatable / compelling / infuriating / thought-provoking / problematic and why? How do the issues and themes this book raises relate to your life? Dig into some specific ideas and moments that got you thinking. (350-500 words)
• Option 2: Create a piece of visual art that explores an important idea from the book you read. The piece should delve into your response to the book, not just provide an illustration. It may be any size or medium, but it must be your original artwork. Include a caption that explains your intentions and choices. (~150 words)
• Option 3: Compose a letter to the author of your chosen book OR a letter to a character in it. In your letter, bring up the ideas and questions that the book raised for you. Consider offering your personal reactions to specific moments in the book. Write like it's a conversation, not an essay. (350-500 words)
• Two additional guidelines to consider:
• The spirit of this assignment is to encourage curiosity and thoughtfulness about books and the world. Be original, be creative, have fun! Please, please, please don't be boring. We are interested in your opinions, reactions, and responses to the book. No summaries please; we can read those online too.
• Save your work digitally so that you can easily upload your writing/artwork to Google Classroom in the fall by Friday, September 13th, 2024 .

Come to class in the fall ready to talk to your new classmates and teacher about your book and share your writing/artwork. Your English teacher will provide more details in the first week of school, but plan to submit your work on Google Classroom by Friday, September 13th, 2024 . EVERY SINGLE TECH STUDENT IS EXPECTED TO COMPLETE A SUMMER READING ASSIGNMENT!

For Rising Seniors, Class of 2025:   In addition to the summer reading, all seniors are expected to have a complete draft of an essay that responds to one of the Common Application essay prompts . You may revisit the work you did with your 11th grade English teacher this past spring or start over with a new idea based on what you learned. This essay is also due Friday, September 13th . You will spend some time in the early fall revising this piece.

Alternate Assignments:   Please note that students who are taking the following classes next year have a different summer assignment that they should complete in lieu of this one: AP Capstone Seminar, AP Capstone Research, AP English Language, and AP English Literature . Those assignments are posted below.

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•       10th Grade AP Capstone Seminar - Complete the alternate assignment below called "Summer Reading 2024 AP Capstone Seminar."
•       11th Grade AP English Language & Composition - You MUST choose from the list of suggested 11th grade NON-FICTION works in the general assignment - see details in "Summer Reading 2024 AP English Language."
•       12th Grade AP English Literature - Complete the alternate assignment below called "Summer Reading 2024 AP English Literature." 
•       12th Grade AP Capstone Research - Complete the alternate assignment below called "Summer Log 2024 AP Capstone Research."

Summer Assignments

2024 summer assignments.

Grades 9-12

Students are expected to read at least two books this summer. Visit the updated Summer Reading site for details and titles by grade level. Writing is not required but encouraged and you will use the texts for discussion and writing in September. Hard copies of the texts are not required. Make a selection that intrigues and challenges you! 

A list of NYC libraries can be found at this link, along with additional resources: https://www.nypl.org/events/summer/reading-challenge .

Please also visit the Bronx Science Library page for eBook and Audiobook resources.

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Brookwood requires summer reading and assignments for all language arts courses, most ap courses, and gifted biology., the lists on this page are separated by academic department., advanced placement (ap) courses are duplicated under their own drop-down section., all advanced placement (ap) courses 2024.

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*These are not required but can help get you started for each course.

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9th Grade Gifted Biology Summer Assignment  

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Details of summer assignments are included below. Click the course name to expand the topic and see details.

9th-12th Non-AP Summer Independent Reading 2023-24

Summer Independent Reading 2023-24

Note:  Summer assignments for students in Advanced Placement courses are in the other sections on this page.

The mission of Parkview High School is to engage and inspire the hearts and minds of every learner every day. It is our shared vision to become a thriving community of learners in an environment that embraces a culture of thinking. Within this culture of thinking, reading is expected, valued, and celebrated.

During the school year, our curriculum provides opportunities for students to build their critical reading skills and develop an appreciation for reading. Summer is a time for students to continue to build upon that foundation. Research shows that leisure reading can contribute to many important practices such as supporting reading comprehension, increasing vocabulary development, and creating self-confidence and positive attitudes towards reading.

Summer reading is an opportunity for you to broaden your life experience through the eyes of an author. Enjoy this reading assignment, expand your vocabulary and reading repertoire without the pressure and demands of the school year. Your summer reading assignment is extra credit, so get a jumpstart on next semester!  

Suggestions to help you do well on your extra credit assignment next semester:  Keep a journal on characters who have an impact on the events in the book, events that influence characters’ actions and motivations, and universal themes explored throughout the book. You should be able to recall specific people’s names and their contributions to the overall story or theme.

Please follow the minimal requirements for your book selection

• The book meets the challenge of a young adult or adult reader.
• The book HAS NOT BEEN MADE INTO A MOVIE / TV SHOW / SERIES!
• Do not “recycle” a book from a previous class or independent reading assignment.
• Avoid texts used for classroom study listed on the following page. 

The Do’s and Don’ts of Choosing a Summer Reading Book

Do use these resources..

The following resources can help in selecting books that are relevant, interesting, and have the appropriate reading level, values, and interests for you.

• YALSA - Outstanding Books for the College-Bound
• YALSA - Best Fiction Book List
• YALSA - Quick Picks for Reluctant Readers
• TED Ideas: 88 Books to Enjoy This Summer

Do NOT choose any of the books listed below.

Because we will study many of these books together in class, we will not accept an extra credit assignment based on these texts.

• Romeo and Juliet
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• Homer’s The Odyssey
• The Glass Castle
• The Secret Life of Bees
• All American Boys
• The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
• Born a Crime
• Lord of the Flies
• A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• Julius Caesar
• Things Fall Apart
• All Quiet on the Western Front (gifted only)
• Kafka’s The Metamorphosis
• Fahrenheit 451
• The Alchemist
• A Doll's House
• The Great Gatsby
• Of Mice and Men
• Their Eyes Were Watching God
• The Scarlet Letter
• The Crucible
• Red Badge of Courage
• A Raisin in the Sun
• The Sound and the Fury

12th Grade British Literature

• Brave New World
• Frankenstein
• Heart of Darkness

12th Grade Multicultural Literature

• American Born Chinese
• Between the World and Me
• Interpreter of Maladies
• The Distance Between Us

Advanced Placement Courses

AP courses have specific summer assignments listed in the other sections on this page.

AP Seminar - 10th and 11th grade

Advanced placement seminar - 10th and 11th grade.

• 10th grade Join Code -  6ect3j3
• 11th grade Join Code - 2uq42oy
• Here you will find your assignment along with any resources you may need to complete the work over the summer.
• You can use the Google Classroom to email any questions you may have.  In a collegiate environment, the expectation is that you will complete similar work independently.
• We will respond to your questions as quickly as we can, but please bear in mind that we are away from our classrooms for the summer.
• If you are new or cannot access Google Classroom, please use the PDF-only version of the assignment.
• You may also access this assignment in a Google Docs format.

AP Lang - 11th grade

Advanced placement language - 11th grade only.

• Join the Google Classroom :  Join Code -  rfp3mno
• We will respond to your questions as quickly as we can, but, please bear in mind that we are away from our classrooms for the summer.
• This assignment is also available in a Google Doc .

AP Lang - 12th grade

Advanced placement language - 12th grade only.

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AP Lit - 12th grade

Ap lit summer reading 2023.

This assignment is also available in a PDF or in Google Docs .

Required Reading:

• You need to read the Preface, Introduction, and Chapter 1 of this book by Mr. Thomas C. Foster.
• We will continue reading this book during the school year.
• If you have read this book before, make sure you refamiliarize yourself with the content.
• I’d love for you to have a copy of this text, but if circumstances prevent it, here is a link to its PDF: How to Read Literature Like a Professor Revised: A Lively and Entertaining Guide to Reading Between the Lines
• Choose ONE novel from the list below (or go crazy and read more, then pick one!):

MAKE SURE YOU DISCUSS AND HAVE APPROVAL FROM YOUR PARENTS FOR YOUR SUMMER READING CHOICE. AS THIS COURSE IS INTENDED FOR COLLEGE CREDIT, SOME OF THESE NOVELS HAVE MATURE CONTENT.

You will receive your summer reading assignments on the first day of school. Please read and annotate/take notes on both texts before the first day. Questions? Email David Thompson .

AP Research - 12th grade

Advanced placement research - 12th grade.

The goal of this summer reading assignment is two-fold.  First, it is designed to get you accustomed to finding and reading peer-reviewed journal articles.  Second, it is a way (hopefully) for you to get a jump-start on your research for this course.

Using a journal database such as JSTOR or Taylor and Francis , find and read four (4) journal articles on a topic or topics that you might like to do your research on this year.  For each article you read, write a citation and, in one long paragraph, a summary of the findings in the article.

This assignment is available in other formats:

• AP Research Summer Assignment PDF
• AP Research Summer Assignment Google Slide

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Summer reading is required for all students in the Sequoia Union High School District. In our benchmark-level classes, an assessment will be given in the first few days of school.

AS/AP classes will have additional assignments to complete along with the reading and will use the texts extensively as part of their curriculum. All students should come to school having read the assigned text(s).

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The goals of the Central Catholic High School summer reading program are to encourage students to read, improve their reading skills, and have knowledge of modern authors. Students who read are better academic achievers and, for that reason, summer reading is essential. Contemporary works are stressed.

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Visit the link below to see the 2023-2024 summer reading assignments. 

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*** Don't forget, you can get book recommendations and borrow books from the GHS Library over the summer!  Check out books until June 18 at 1:15pm.  

Directions for accessing reading materials from the GHS eBook collection and Greenwich Library

Note:  All students should complete the assignment linked above unless you are taking one of the courses in the English dropdown menu below. 

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AP Chemistry Summer Assignment Google Classroom Code: z4r7ifa

AP Environmental Science Summer Assignment For access to the AP Environmental Science summer work, please email Mr. Baxley:  [email protected]. ct.us

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AP Physics C Summer Assignment Google Classroom Code: jqqahm3

AP US History: The AP US History summer assignemtn can be found on the APUSH Summer Work 2024 Google Classroom Page.  Here is the class join code: 4d75g6i 

AP Government:   The AP Government summer assignment can be found on the AP Gov Summer Work 2024 Google Classroom Page. Here is the class join code:  ku2wifx

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9TH GRADE:  2024 Incoming 9th Grade Pre-AP English I Summer Assignment  

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There are some courses that require a summer assignment.  Students are expected to complete the assignment by the start of school in the Fall.  The English Department has a recommend reading list for grades 9-12.

To view the Required Summer Assignments; click on a course title from the list on the left.

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