Where am I?
This website is a companion site to Mr. Bradley's 9th and 10th grade International Baccalaureate Language Arts classes taught at Palm Harbor University High School in Palm Harbor, Florida. If you have any suggestions or questions, please don't hesitate to send me an email at bradleysc@pcsb.org.

Each semester is divided into three units, which in turn are based on one work (or one series of poems) apiece.
What are we doing?
If you are absent or neglected to write down our class agenda (which is on the board every day), you can find them here:

9th Grade Daily Agenda

10th Grade Daily Agenda
Who are you?
I have been teaching in the IB program at PHUHS for eight years. I earned my Associates Degree at Florida State University in 1992 and a Bachelors Degree in English Education from the University of South Florida in 2002.

I greatly enjoy teaching within the IB framework. The level of discussion and insight my students bring to the classroom is beyond compare, and I do my best to share my passion for literature with them.
What is this class about?
We do a great deal of reading and writing in Portable Five, which one may expect. We also do a great deal of observing and considering. We search for intent and study effect. We discuss visual input as well as written and auditory devices. We think critically and logically, and we can back up our observations with evidence.
How am I doing?
You can check your progress at anytime through the PCSB Portal website here. Grades are updated weekly online. You can also check the posted grade sheets in class for your current grade.
bradleysc@pcsb.org
(727) 669-1131 ex. 1281
Scott M.P. Bradley
9th and 10th Grade Language Arts Instructor
International Baccalaureate Program
Palm Harbor University High School
News From P-5
2/20/12
- The Extended Essay guidelines and rubric can be found here. The Film section begins on page 91, and the Language A1 begins on 34.

10/4/11
- Sophomores: remember to bring your copies of Hamilton's Mythology to this rotation's AR class.

8/15/11
- Welcome back! Please take a few moments to look around the website and familiarize yourself with its format. The site is in a constant state of change and update, so if you see anything that needs to be fixed or updated, please don't hesitate to let me know.