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11stst what classes are what classes are required for everyone?required for everyone?

All Students must have 25 credits to graduate.

All Clusters require students to take the following courses:

• English-- 4 credits Social Studies-- 4 credits

• Math-- 4 credits: Alg1 Science-- 3 credits

• Fine Art -- 1 credit Computer Lit-- 1 credit

• P.E.-- 1 credit Health-- 1 credit

Students will pick one of two Students will pick one of two paths: paths:

• Science -- 3 credits

• Recommended Electives or Cluster Courses --6 credits

The skilled path meets the The skilled path meets the requirements to attend a 2 year requirements to attend a 2 year

college or technical school.college or technical school.

The College Path meets the requirements to attend a 4 year college or university

• Foreign Language -- 2 credits

• Science -- 4 credits

• Recommended Ele. or Cluster Courses -- 3 credits

The Six ClustersThe Six Clusters

Business and Marketing

Engineering and Technical

Fine Arts and Humanities

Health

Science & Natural Resources

Human Services

Business and MarketingBusiness and MarketingTeachers: Mrs. Marcum, Mrs. Oyler and Mrs. VanceTeachers: Mrs. Marcum, Mrs. Oyler and Mrs. Vance

Microsoft Specialist

Cluster Courses:

• Word Processing

• Spread Sheets (Excel) • Computer Presentations

• Data Base (Access)

E-Business Publishing

Cluster Courses:

• Digital Imaging

• Web Page Publishing

• Desktop Publishing

• Business Computer Applications I

Business and MarketingBusiness and Marketing

Recommended Electives:Foreign Language I & II Business LawSpeech/Oral Communications JournalismEconomics PsychologyArt I GeographyJROTC 1-4 MU English 102Upper Level Science Higher Level MathCTE Course Work Based Internship (by permission only)

CareersAdvertising Managers Sales Representatives

Budget Analysts Sales Worker Supervisors

Buyers Stock Sales Agents

Computer Managers Travel Agents

Cost Estimators Natural Science Managers

Financial Managers Personal Financial Advisors

Human Resources Managers Promotions Managers

Insurance Underwriters Property Managers

Labor Relations Specialists Public Relations Managers

Loan Officers and Counselors Purchasing Agents

Marketing Managers Purchasing Managers

Insurance Sales Agents Real Estate Managers

Product Promoters Tax Examiners, and Revenue Agents

Real Estate Brokers and Sales Agents Web Page Designer

Business and MarketingBusiness and Marketing

Engineering and TechnicalEngineering and Technical Teachers: Mr. Fouch and Mr. TannerTeachers: Mr. Fouch and Mr. Tanner

Welding

Cluster Courses:

• Fund. of Welding • Thermal Cutting • Shielded Arc Welding

• Gas Ark Welding

HVAC

Cluster Courses:

• Air Conditioning Fundamentals

• AC Basic Circuitry

• Domestic Refrigeration

• AC Heating Systems

Engineering and TechnicalEngineering and Technical

Recommended electives for both:Foreign Language I & II CTE CourseSpeech/Oral Communications JournalismEconomics PsychologyJROTC 1-4 GeographyMU English 102 Upper Level Science Higher Level Math

Work Based Internship (by permission only)

Careers in Engineering and TechnicalMedical Laboratory Technicians Plasters and Stucco Masons

Semiconductor Processors Roofers

Boilermakers Iron and Metal Workers

Brick Masons, and Stonemasons Assemblers

Carpenters Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians

Tile Installers and Finishers Painting and Coating Workers

Construction and Building Inspectors Power Plant Operators

Construction Equipment Operators Printing Machine Operators

Electricians Textile Careers

Hazardous Materials Removal Workers Tool and Die Makers

Heating and air conditioning installer Waste Treatment Plant System Operators

Painters and Paperhangers Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Workers

Plumbers, Pipe Fitters, and Steam Fitters

Fine Arts and HumanitiesFine Arts and Humanities

ArtTeacher Mr. Johnson

Cluster Courses:

• Art I

• Art II

• Art III

• Art IV

Graphic ArtsTeacher Mr. Ross

Cluster Courses:

• Fundamentals of Graphic Design

• Electronic Imaging

• Platemaking

• Offset Press and Binding


BandTeacher Mr. Dunfee

Cluster Courses:

• Band I

• Band II

• Band III

• Band IV

ChoirTeacher Mr. Glover

Cluster Courses:

• Choir I

• Choir II

• Choir III

• Choir IV


Recommended electives for all: Foreign Language I & II CTE Course

Speech/Oral Communications Journalism

Economics Psychology

Geography Chorus/Band/Art

JROTC 1-4 MU English 102

Upper Level Science Higher Level Math


Careers Fine Arts and Humanities

Advertising and Promotions Manager Music Director

Anthropologists Painters and Illustrator

College Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Photographic Retoucher and Restorer

Broadcast News Analysts Public Address System Announcer

Camera Operator Radio Operator

Composer Demonstrators and Product Promoter

Curator Grips and Set-Up Worker

Editors Makeup Artist

College English and Literature Teachers Models

Film and Video Editors Motion Picture Projectionist

College Foreign Language Teachers Printing Press Machine Operator

Graphic Designer Proofreader and Copy Marker

Health ServicesHealth Services Teacher: Mrs. Lusher and Mrs. EllisTeacher: Mrs. Lusher and Mrs. Ellis

Diagnostic or Information Services

Cluster Courses:

• Health Care Fundamentals

• Concepts of Health Care

• Clinical Concepts

• Clinicals – 2 credits

Health ServicesHealth Services

Recommended electives for both:Foreign Language I & II CTE Course

Speech/Oral Communications Journalism

Economics Psychology

Geography

JROTC 1-4 MU English 102

Upper Level Science Higher Level Math


Careers in Health ServicesAnesthesiologist Athletic Trainer

Audiologist Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Dietitian and Nutritionist Occupational Health Specialist

Occupational Therapist Optician, Dispensing

Optometrist Registered Nurse

Pharmacist Respiratory Therapist

Physical Therapist Cardiovascular Technologist

Physician Assistant Dental Hygienist

Physician and Surgeon Diagnostic Medical Sonographer

Podiatrist Medical Records Technician

Radiation Therapist Radiological Technologist

Recreational Therapist Surgical Technologist

Speech-language pathologist Clinical Laboratory Technologist

Science and Natural ResourcesScience and Natural ResourcesScience TeachersScience Teachers: Mr. D. Dyer, Mrs. Sanders-Wallace, Mr. Wright, : Mr. D. Dyer, Mrs. Sanders-Wallace, Mr. Wright,

Mrs. Wright, Mr. Gibbs Mrs. Wright, Mr. Gibbs Natural Resource TeacherNatural Resource Teacher: Mr. C. Dyer: Mr. C. Dyer

Science

Cluster Courses:

• Chemistry • Physics

• Environmental Earth

Science

• Other Science

Natural Resources

Cluster Courses:

• Horticulture

• Landscape Design

• Turf Management

• Agricultural Experience

Science and Natural ResourcesScience and Natural Resources

Recommended electives for both:Foreign Language I & II Business LawSpeech/Oral Communications JournalismEconomics PsychologyGeography CTE CourseJROTC 1-4 MU English

102Upper Level Science Higher Level Math Work Based Internship (by permission only)

Natural ResourcesArt I

Careers in Science and Natural ResourcesSmall Animal Care Astronomer

Horticulture Geologist

Veterinary Assistant Forester

Agriculture Farmer Park Manager

Meteorologist Physicist

Veterinarian Safety Technology

Chemist Botanist

Greenhouse Management Natural Resources Manager

Turf Management Conservation Officer

Nuclear Engineer Landscaping

Mining Engineer Civil Engineer

Environmental Engineer Mechanical Engineer

Chemical Engineer Aerospace Engineer

Human ServicesHuman Services Social Services/

Education

Teachers: Ms. Hager, Mrs. Nicler and

Mrs. Perry

Cluster Courses

• Speech

• Psychology

• Parenting

• Life Connections

ProStart

Teacher: Mrs. Nicler

Cluster Courses:

• Prostart 1A

• Prostart 1B

• Prostart 2A

• Prostart 2B

JROTC

Teachers: 1st Sgt. Abbott and Staff Sgt. Taylor

Cluster Courses:

• JROTC I

• JROTC II

• JROTC III

• JROTC IV

Human ServicesHuman Services

Recommended electives for all:Foreign Language I & II BCA I & II Psychology Upper Level ScienceUpper Level Math MU English Geography EconomicsJROTC SpeechJournalism CTE CoursesWork Based Internship (by permission only)

Prostart JROTCBaking/Food Preparation Consumer MathArt I P.E.

Careers in Human ServicesAir Force Beautician

Chef Fireman

Lawyer/Attorney Police Officer

Social Worker Army

Elementary Teacher Cook

Paralegal Navy/Marines

Counselor Waiter/Waitress

Middle School Teacher Child Care

Criminal Justice Custodian

Secondary Teacher Food Handler

Restaurant Manager Hotel Manager

Remember Remember Preparation is KeyPreparation is Key

Where do you want to be in Where do you want to be in

10 years?10 years?

Career, Income, Home, Car, Career, Income, Home, Car, Family, etc. Family, etc.

Helpful InformationHelpful Information

• Promise Scholarship: 3.0 GPA, ACT-22 composite, 20 in each subcategory.

• Colleges look at GPA, ACT, and social involvement: Band, Sports, Clubs, Etc.

Remember to Set Remember to Set Long Term GoalsLong Term Goals

• Research Careers that interest you before you select a cluster.

• Don’t pick one just to be with your friends.

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