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This document outlines criminal justice courses focused on a career path in law enforcement. It describes introductory courses covering topics like the Bill of Rights, public safety, emergency response, and the history of law enforcement. More advanced year-long courses for juniors and seniors provide instruction on the court system, Miranda rights, criminal investigations, and criminal background checks. The courses are designed to introduce students to various areas of law, public safety, and emergency services with the goal of preparing them for a career in law enforcement.
Ag
This document outlines several agriculture, food, and natural resources career cluster courses offered at the high school level. Courses range from half-credit semester courses covering topics like principles of agriculture and horticulture science to full-year, multi-credit courses like agricultural facilities design and fabrication where students learn welding, construction, and design and build their own projects. Elective courses cover topics such as livestock production, wildlife management, and floral design. The career cluster aims to teach students about various topics in agriculture including plants, animals, construction, and natural resources to prepare them for careers in fields like farming, veterinary medicine, and industrial construction.
Auto Tech
This document outlines four courses in an automotive technology program. The first course is an introductory class that teaches safety rules, tool identification and use, vehicle parts and functions, and basic measurements. It is worth 1 credit and prepares students for the automotive field through both classroom and hands-on learning. The second course focuses on vehicle systems theory and repair practices and is worth 2 credits. The third course provides more advanced training in diagnosing and repairing vehicle systems. The fourth and final course gives students supervised practical experience through internships, mentorships or independent studies.
Principles Of Human Services
This two-semester human services course teaches students cooking and sewing skills in the first semester, including baking cookies, meal preparation, sewing machine operation, and hand and machine stitching. The second semester investigates careers in counseling, early childhood development, family/community services, and personal care.
Career Prep I
This course allows high school seniors to earn credits while working 10-15 hours per week at an approved training site. Students will learn job skills like employability, communication, and financial management. To earn 2 credits, students must work 10-15 hours weekly, or 3 credits for 15+ weekly hours while following school policies at their training site.
Bim Ii
Business Information Management II (BIM II), a 1-year long high school course, will provide students the opportunity to develop advanced skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Students who take this course can earn Microsoft Certified Application Specialist certifications in these programs, which will enhance their employability. BIM I is a prerequisite for this course, though keyboarding skills are recommended but not required.
Touch System Data Entry
This course teaches students proper touch typing techniques over three six-week periods, first focusing on learning the keyboard, then formatting documents. The goal is for students to gain speed and accuracy in typing and to have the opportunity to earn a Microsoft Certified Application Specialist certificate in Word 2007 by completing a certification test, which can be included on resumes.
Digitaland Interactive Media
This document lists digital media programs including Microsoft Office applications like Word and PowerPoint that are useful for various purposes in life. It also mentions Adobe Photoshop Elements for photo editing including on social media, and Adobe Flash Professional for creating animations which sounds like an enjoyable activity. The document frames learning these programs and creating projects with them in a fun and engaging manner.
Bim I
This document outlines the curriculum for a Business Information Management course that will teach students how to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint over six six-week periods. Students will learn word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation skills that are in demand by employers. The course is articulated with an Introduction to Computers college course at SWTJC.
Construction Technology
We built a beautiful hand-made dog house by contributing our skills like cutting wood, painting, trimming, nailing and drilling. Our construction technology class teaches us how to build things like wooden pens and allows us to gain experience, make new friends, and have fun while learning new skills over the course of a full year.
March02 March06
This document provides math tutorial questions and solutions related to classifying and measuring angles of triangles for the week of March 2-6. It includes questions about finding the number of equilateral and isosceles triangles that can be made from given lengths of steel beams and wire. It also includes questions about finding missing angle measures in triangles using properties such as the triangle sum theorem and exterior angle theorem.
Feb 23 - 27
This document provides math tutorial questions and solutions for classifying triangles and writing equations of lines for the week of February 23-27. The questions cover writing equations of lines in point-slope and slope-intercept form, graphing lines, applying lines to word problems, and classifying triangles by angle and side length. The corresponding solutions provide step-by-step work and explanations for each question.
Phs Valentine2009
The document appears to be valentine's messages exchanged between students and teachers at Pearsall High School in 2009. There are over 100 messages that wish various individuals a happy valentine's day and express affection, admiration, or appreciation for the recipient. Common themes in the messages include expressions of romance like "be my valentine" or "you complete me", jokes or plays on words, and well-wishes to classes, teams, and other groups at the school.
February16 February20
The document provides sample math tutorial questions and solutions for identifying types of lines, classifying pairs of angles, determining slopes of lines, and classifying pairs of lines based on their slopes. The questions cover topics like parallel and perpendicular lines, alternate interior and corresponding angles, finding slope from two points, and using slopes to determine if lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither.
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