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Course Description-The objective if this program is to enable the student to perform certain basic skills, develop attitudes and competencies that will be beneficial at the entry level in the general automotive fields. This course will provide students with an opportunity, prior to graduation and entering the world of work or post-high school education, to explore the repair of engines, electrical, fuel, emission control and other various systems used on automobiles of today. The course content is so arranged that students will have an opportunity sometime during the program to work on automobiles owned by themselves or a member of the family. Owning of having access to an automobile is not a prerequisite of this course.
Course Description-Aviation Careers is a class concerned with communicating knowledge, skills and attitudes about aviation and aerospace activities. Objectives help to prepare students so that they may participate is a society strongly influenced by the growth of aviation and space exploration. It also helps in furnishing students with opportunities for career exploration in aviation and aerospace. Students will have the opportunity to help with the construction of an model airplane. Resource materials include films, filmstrips, guest speakers from the industry and periodicals. After completion of this course, students will be prepared to take the private pilot’s exam if they so desire. Some of the various types of optional activities of the Aviation Careers class is the opportunity to have hands-on experience in a real airplane.
Course Description-Pre-press will include formulating ideas, layout and design planning, composition with computer and/or mechanical (art) aids, camera film preparation and various camera techniques and offset press and screen image carrier preparation. IBM compatibles (Pentium II) systems are available. Software such as Corel Draw/Paint, Adobe Photo Deluxe, Microsoft Works are available for training throughout the year. With state of the art technology, the computer lab is networked together with availability to large graphic files, clipart libraries, CD-Rom, HP Laser Master (Direct to Plate) AFGA digital camera, Easy photo scanner, Scanrom transparency scanner & 11x17 cannon color printer. Some of the projects included in course are memo pads, letterhead, resume, business cards, T-shirt design, greeting cards, decals & bumper stickers, glass etching & optional graduation announcements.
Course Description-Knowing that the ideal time to begin preparing for a health care career is in high school, the Exploring Medical Careers class is designed to assist you in gaining knowledge about more than 200 health related careers through lecture, related hands-on skills and shadowing experiences You will have the opportunity to learn anatomy, medical terminology and health skills. With the use of computers and updated medical textbooks, speakers, tours and work experience possibilities through shadowing, you will become knowledgeable in the areas that you find interesting. You will be able to identify body organs and define their purpose with the use if dissection, use proper medical terms and gain and an ability to identify provide the health care industry with more qualified, motivated and confident health care professionals.
Cedar Mountain, Redrock Central,
Springfield Public High School
2000-2001 Staff
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Rick Peterreins, Auto Mechanics |
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Jenny Kettner, Medical Careers |
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Kristine Sellner, Graphic Arts |
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John Ryan, Aviation |
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Linus Stifter, Custodian |
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Sandy Weerts, Secretary |
e-mail: http://www.crtc@springfield-sanborn.net
