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CONSUMER MATH |
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This elective credit course provides the student with a review of the fundamental computational operations. At the same time, students will work with applications of mathematics in everyday life. Topics to be studied include: personal finance, housing, transportation, taxes, insurance, investments, purchasing and budgeting. Calculators will be used extensively. |
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CAREER PLANNING |
1.0 Credit |
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Students explore career opportunities based on personal assessments, interviews with community members, guest speakers and research of occupational outlooks. Other topics to be covered include: filling out employment applications, mock interviews, field trips to various businesses and job shadowing. |
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DRIVERS EDUCATION |
0.5 Credit |
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This course consists of 18 weeks of class work designed to teach the rules of the road and safe driving techniques. Driver simulators - an educational program for the development of proper perceptual and judgmental proficiencies - are used. Upon completion of the bookwork, a student will be eligible to take the "behind-the-wheel" training. |
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STRATEGIES FOR COLLEGE SUCCESS |
1.0 Credit |
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This course is designed to introduce students to the critical thinking, effective reading, organizational skills, and effective learning techniques necessary for success in college. It will help students to make a successful transition into college life by teaching both academic and personal success skills. |
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INTRO TO COMPUTERS |
0.5 Credit |
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The purpose of this course is to enable students to develop knowledge of the functions, capabilities, applications, and social implications of computer technology. The content includes, but not limited to, the following: -computer systems -operation and functions of computers –telecommunications -task analysis and problem solving -impact on careers and society -ethical use of technology -personal and occupational use of technology |
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS |
1.0 Credit |
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The purpose of this course is to enable students to develop knowledge and skills in the use of computer applications. The content includes, but not limited to, the following: -Input and output devices -principles, concepts, and processes of computer applications -ethical use of computers -telecommunications concepts and use of the Internet |
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Minimum Course Loads
Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors must enroll in a minimum of five credit-bearing classes. Seniors are encouraged to enroll in five classes, however, they must enroll in a minimum of four classes. Students may enroll for a maximum of six credits during the regular enrollment term.
Other Educational Options
Independent Study :
Independent Study courses and programs are available. Contact your counselor for further information.
Summer School :
Only need a class or two during summer break. Contact your counselor for further information.
Correspondence Courses :
Correspondence courses are available. Contact your counselor for further information. |
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