Update for Students in English 10

by | May 15, 2025 | New Blog

Today’s blog has an update for students in our English 10 course.  It’s one of many high school correspondence courses we have in our curriculum.  We have been made aware that the current textbook for English 10 contains an error.  Specifically, “Hotel Rwanda” is missing.  Students who have English 10 in their independent study program or correspondence high school diploma program may contact us to receive a PDF copy of this section so that they can complete the associated assignments.  We apologize for the inconvenience and will update our English 10 course materials in the near future.  Thank you for your understanding.

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