Grades 9-12. Year-long. Prerequisite is Algebra 1, enrolled concurrently in Geometry and the appropriate grade level science. Weighted grade.
In this course, students use 3D solid modeling design software to design solutions to proposed problems. Students will learn to document their work and communicate solutions to peers and members of the professional community. The major focus of the IED course is to expose students to the design process, research and analysis, teamwork, communication methods, global and human impacts, engineering standards and technical documentation. A lab fee will be charged.
Grade 11-12. Two credits. Year-long. Instructor Approval
Students earn one credit for work outside of school and earn one credit for classroom instruction that pertains to work-related and/or career issues. The internship instructor will assist with placement and monitor students’ progress throughout the year. Early dismissal is NOT a requirement for this program. Students must provide their own transportation.
This is a personalized pathway of authentic work experience in collaboration with local employers. Students have the opportunity to explore and expand career interests through the following experiences.
- Job Site – Working at a local business (paid work experience).
- Internship – Interning with a local business (unpaid shadowing experience). Some options include, but are not limited to: Accounting, Healthcare, Physical Therapy, Financial Management, Law Enforcement, Education, Dentistry, etc.
- In-School Experience – Working with programs at the high school and district level aligned to a student’s career interest.
- Entrepreneurial Mentor – Partnering with local professionals to develop and launch your own business idea/plan.
Grade 11-12. Year-long. Prerequisite is Media Production 2 and Instructor Approval.
This course seeks to further enhance the student’s skills and develop media literacy. Students will formally propose and produce various projects throughout the year. Students will also be assigned school-related media productions by their instructor. A lab fee will be charged.
Grade 10-12. Year-long. Prerequisite is Media Production 1.
In addition to expanding on the curricular units in Media Communication and Production I, students will work in a team-based environment to create advanced content emphasizing visual storytelling and editing technique. Students will learn fundamentals of broadcast journalism and advanced media production. A lab fee will be charged.
Grade 9-12. Year-long.
This course is a survey of Mass Media designed to provide students an introduction to the various forms of digital media. Students will be introduced to various forms of storytelling through radio/podcasting, television, film, broadcast journalism, and other forms of mass media. Through the study of these areas, students will develop media literacy and skills necessary to create and produce in a changing media environment. In addition to media theory, students will learn the technological, operational, and creative aspects of producing media content.
A lab fee will be charged.
TEE4005I Manufacturing & Construction
TEE4002I Communication
TEE4003I Transportation
TEE4004I Energy
Grade 12. Prerequisite is completion of Levels 1 and 2 in an area and Instructor approval. This course is for seniors who have successfully completed level 2 or 3 courses and have the desire to advance in a specific area such as woods, automotive, electronics, drafting, or media. See a teacher in the department for an application. A lab fee will be charged.
Grade 11-12. Two periods. Year-long. Two credits. Prerequisite is Auto Mechanics and Instructor Approval. Weighted grade.
This is a lecture/laboratory class designed to give the automotive student an enriched background in automotive suspension, alignment, brakes, tires and wheels, driveline, and engine and electrical systems. The use of tools, test equipment, service manuals, shop safety, and laboratory procedures will be covered. This course requires two consecutive periods. Safety glasses are required. A lab fee will be charged; the workbook purchased for Automotive Mechanics will continue to be utilized for this course.
Grade 10-12. Year-long. Prerequisite is Power Mechanics OR instructor approval.
This is a lecture/laboratory course designed primarily to prepare students for job entry or advanced training in automotive service. The students will develop a background in the design, operation, and troubleshooting procedures of the gasoline engine and other related components such as the transmission and driveline, brake, and electrical systems. Also stressed will be the disassembly of engines, identification of parts, use of test equipment and service manual, and shop safety. Laboratory procedures will be covered. Safety glasses are required. Lab and workbook fees will be charged.
Grade 11-12. Year-long. Prerequisite is Drafting and Design.
This course is designed for engineering students and architectural students using the computer. Auto CAD software will be used. Students will learn to create, store, edit, and plot drawings. They will also learn to set up prototype drawings, create symbol libraries, bills of materials, develop customized screens, and generate 3D models. A lab fee will be charged.
Grade 11-12. Year-long. Prerequisite is Drafting and Design.
This course covers general architectural techniques, history of architecture, home styles, construction methods, planning and drafting layouts, and perspective drawings. The course will also focus on the design process using traditional and CADD techniques to produce a set of residential drawings. The course will be directed both to non-college and college-bound students. A lab and workbook fee will be charged.