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Searcy High School 2012-13 Electives

Searcy High School 2012-13 Electives. Group Work. Public Speaking. HANDS-ON LEARNING. Join the Searcy FFA Chapter. Dissection Labs. Survey of Agriculture . What to expect… Great Hands-on experience learning the basics of Science, Mechanics, Leadership, and FFA. Plant Science.

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Searcy High School 2012-13 Electives

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  1. Searcy High School2012-13 Electives

  2. Group Work • Public Speaking HANDS-ON LEARNING • Join the Searcy FFA Chapter • Dissection Labs

  3. Survey of Agriculture What to expect… • Great Hands-on experience learning the basics of Science, Mechanics, Leadership, and FFA.

  4. Plant Science You will learn everything there is about plants, work in the greenhouse, & grow plants for the FFA plant sale.

  5. Animal Science You will learn: • How to Raise Animals • Reproduction • Care & Maintenance • Breeds of cattle, horses, pigs, goats, & sheep. • Hands-on labs like: shearing livestock, administering medications, trimming hooves, etc

  6. Ag Mechanics

  7. Projects from Ag Structures

  8. Leadership & Communication • Teamwork • Public Speaking • Self Confidence • Parliamentary Procedure

  9. FFA livestock Show team

  10. Come join us…I promise…you WON’T regret it!!

  11. YEARBOOK!It’s an “Annual”thing.

  12. Yearbook Staff

  13. Child and Parenting

  14. Foods and Nutrition

  15. Which Way is EAST?

  16. EAST • Elective Class • 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades • Problem Solving • Team Work • Community Oriented • Life Skills • Project Based • Work Ethic • Student Driven

  17. ArchiCAD • Industry Standard CAD Program

  18. Softimage • Animation

  19. Community • Arkansas Children’s Hospital • Bikers for Foster Kids • Habitat for Humanity • White County Animal Shelter • Get Down Downtown • GPS Searcy Fire Hydrants • EAST Night Out • Lights, Camera, Learn!

  20. Career Education

  21. Interested Juniors and Seniors Who Value Opportunity and Advancement • Self Assessment • Job Research • Educational Planning • Career Planning • Employer Expectations • Getting and Keeping a Job • Career Portfolio • Arkansas Career Readiness • Certification • .5 credit Workplace Readiness

  22. It’s not personal….. IT’S BUSINESS

  23. Computerized Business Applications • Units include: • Word • Excel • Access • PowerPoint • Outlook • Publisher • Capstone Simulation (integration using all programs) Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 1 Credit – Two semester course This is the core course to be a completer in any Program of Study in Business. This class is the prerequisite for: Digital Communications I, II, III, IV

  24. Banking Principles Grades 10, 11, 12 .5 credit -1 semester course Taught in the Fall Weekly class visits by Bank Employees Security First Banking Simulation - students assume the role of a bank customer • Learn how a bank can help you reach your financial goals • Topics include: • Money and Interest • Bank Loans • Home Mortgages • Deposits in Banks • Negotiable Instruments LOOK INTO BANKING– A CAREER YOU CAN “COUNT” ON

  25. Banking Operations Grades 10, 11, 12 .5 Credit -1 semester course Prerequisite: Banking Principles Taught in the Spring Midtown Bank Teller Simulation – students use software to complete teller transactions • Learn entry level skills needed as a bank teller • Topic include: • Teller duties • Handling Checks • Processing Transactions • Cash Handling • Cash Balancing • Bank Security

  26. Intro. To Finance Topics of study: *Money management *Financial security *Credit management Semester class .5 credit Grades 9-12 Prerequisite: CBA *This class focuses on your role as a student, citizen, consumer, and active participant in the business world. *You will learn how to manage your money and invest wisely for the future.

  27. Accounting I Full year class 1 credit Grades 10-12 You will learn basic accounting principles as they relate to both manual and computerized financial systems. The purpose of this course is to teach beginning accounting principles and prepare you for further accounting studies at the college level or with technical training. Accounting is one of the business core courses needed for any type of business major in college. Accounting is used in many areas of business and government.

  28. Accounting II Full year class **must have Accounting I credit I credit Grades 11-12 You will learn more advanced accounting principles that deal with corporate and cost accounting systems. The purpose of this course is to continue learning more advanced accounting applications and procedures. Accounting is one of the business core courses needed for any type of business major in college. Accounting is used in many areas of business and government.

  29. Management Full year class 1 credit Prerequisite: Accounting I or currently enrolled in Accounting I Grades 10-12 Topics of study: *Management process *Decision-making *Environmental factors *Basic ethics *Social responsibility *Participate in the Stock Market Game

  30. Digital Communications I & II • Digital Communications II: • Imaging • Study Adobe PhotoShop Software • Prerequisite: Digital Communications I • 1 Semester - .5 credit • Hardware/Software & Storage Media • Photography • Graphics Editing • Advanced Desktop Publishing Digital Communications I: Layout and Design Study Adobe InDesign Software Prerequisite: CBA 1 Semester - .5 credit Introduction to Digital Media Communicating with Color Layout and Design Typography Publications

  31. Digital Communications III & IV • Digital Communications III: • Digital Media • Study Adobe Dreamweaver & Flash • Prerequisite: Digital Communications II • 1 semester - .5 credit • Elements of Media • Web Design • Audio/Sound • Animation • Integration • Digital Communications IV: • Audio/Video Production • Study Adobe Premiere & Final Cut X • Prerequisite: Digital Communications III • 1 semester - .5 credit • Introduction to Video • Video Pre-Production/Production • Video Post Production • Integration

  32. New Lab New state-of-the art computer lab. Includes 25 Macs with access to color laser printer and poster-size printer.

  33. Word Processing I & II • An elective offered by the business department and taught in the new Mac lab. • Must have had keyboarding. • 1 semester each - .5 credit each • Study Office for the Mac 2011. The newest version of Office available.

  34. Business Programs of Study A program of study means a seal is placed on your diploma showing an area of study while in high school. A student can be a program completer in more than one area. Program of study include: • Accounting: • CBA • Accounting I • Accounting II • Banking: • CBA • Banking Principles • Banking Operations • Accounting I • Digital Communications: • CBA • DC I/II • DC III/IV • Management: • CBA • Management • Acct 1 If you have questions about a business course contact: Mrs. Latimer(Room 206), Ms. Moseley (Room 208) or Mrs. Akridge (Room 207)

  35. FBLA The club associated with the business department is FBLA – Future Business Leaders of America. You must have had or be enrolled in a business class to be a member of FBLA. The keyboarding class in the 8th grade does satisfy this requirement. Santa Paws Project • Some of our Projects: • Fall Leadership Conference • Christmas for Kids • Santa Paws • DataMatch • Spring Leadership Conference

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  37. Think you want to be on TV? • Use HD video cameras • Tell stories using audio and video • Edit video using Apple computers • Work in a TV studio • Be a TV anchor • Make music and graphics • On and off camera opportunities

  38. Think you want to be a NEWSIE? • Learn to post stories to the website • Take photos of school and community events • Shoot video and edit on your iPhone or iPad • Work on the new Lion Press App • Make music and graphics • Blog, podcast, write stories • Use social media (Facebook, Twitter) to advertise stories searcylionpress.com CHECK US OUT!

  39. Take TV Broadcast 1, then the next year you can apply for Lion TV News or Jumpstart Take Electronic Journalism 1, 2, 3, 4 Joinour NEWS team!

  40. Attention Juniors and Seniors!

  41. WELDING

  42. Auto Body Collision Repair Provides Training in all areas auto body repair and refinishing Students will receive concurrent college credit

  43. Automotive Service Technology Provides students training in brakes, electrical systems, engine performance, and suspension/steering systems Students receive college credit from ASU Searcy

  44. Power Sports Tech Prepares students with knowledge and skills in the repair, service, and maintenance of small internal-combustion engines. Certificate of Proficiency in Power Sports will be received after successful completion of this program. Students will receive concurrent college credit from ASU Searcy.

  45. Prepares the student with an overview of the natural gas, wind, solar and other alternative energy industries. Energy and Robotics tech

  46. Computer Machining Tech Combines computer and machine tool technology. Students will learn how to use computer numerical control lathe and mill. Students will receive a Certificate of Proficiency after completing required courses. Students will receive concurrent college credit

  47. Medical Professions An introduction into the world of medicine and medical careers. Medical procedures used in hospitals by nurses and other medical personnel will be learned. Students will learn modern medical terminology and study anatomy.

  48. Cosmetology Training includes: Hair styling and care Nail care Facials Student will become a licensed cosmetologist after completing 1500 hours and passes State Board

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