Honors Program
Honors Program
What is the Honors Program at LPHS?
Honors courses at LPHS stress academic excellence and rigor. Courses are designed to purposefully teach in-depth content in an interactive classroom environment. Honors courses extend the ideas and content of the required standards-based curriculum by differentiating content, process, and product expectations and/or include a technology component that goes beyond that which would normally be done in the non-Honors course of a similar name. Course content integrates information from other disciplines, features topics dealing with world cultures and the humanities, emphasizes critical thinking, student-directed learning, interpersonal skills, and includes a variety of instructional strategies. Extensive reading and writing is incorporated in all Honors courses at Lewis-Palmer High School. Honors Courses are NOT weighted, although colleges still consider them as advanced academics.
Guidelines for the Honors Application Process
Honors Program application guidelines and packets are available in the Student Service Center at Lewis-Palmer High School. It may also be downloaded from this website at the below link.
Please Note: Enrollment into Honors Classes is based on eligibility and space-availability. You do not have to be part of the Gifted Ed program to take an Honors Class.
Please Note: Enrollment into Honors Classes is based on eligibility and space-availability. You do not have to be part of the Gifted Ed program to take an Honors Class.
Honors Courses for the 2010-2011 school year are as follows*:
· Honors English I, II, III, IV
· Honors Civics
· Honors American History
*AP Classes are also available for upper level advanced coursework
For additional information contact the following Honors Program Department Coordinators:
Ms. Ferguson @ eferguson@lewispalmer.org for English Honors Program
Mr. Alford @ ralford@lewispalmer.org for Social Studies Honors Program
