AGRICONSTRUCTION:
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Cluster
(Not all classes are offered each year.)
Agriscience (420009)
Fee:
$25.....................................................................................................................
Grades: 9-12th
A course that provides students with a general overview of the
Agriculture, Food andNatural Resources cluster, which contains five
pathways-Power, Structure, andTechnical Systems; Environmental and
Natural Resources Systems; AnimalSystems; Plant Systems; and
Agribusiness Systems. Students are involved inclassroom and
laboratory activities in each of the five pathway areas.
Topicsincluded in this course include career opportunities, safety,
technology applications,agribusiness leadership, environmental
science, soil science, plant science, forestry, animal science,
aquaculture, wildlife science, pest management, woodworking,
metalworking, small engines, electrical wiring, and plumbing. This
course encourages critical thinking, use of the scientific method,
integration of technology, development of student leadership
skills, and application of knowledge and skills related to
practical questions and problems. Safety concepts are integrated
into instruction to the maximum extent possible.
PREREQUISITE: None
Construction Finishing and Interior Systems
(410008)
Fee:
$25.......................................................................................................................Grades:
9-12th
A one-credit course designed to facilitate student understanding
of the finishing phase of a structure. Students become familiar
with the exterior and interior finishing of a structure. Topics
include career opportunities, safety, windows, doors, plumbing,
electrical wiring, insulation, wall coverings, storage, and
finishes. Content standards for this course are not intended to
serve as the entire curriculum. Teachers are encouraged to expand
the curriculum beyond the limits of these content standards to
accommodate specific community interests and utilize local
resources. This course encourages critical thinking, use of the
scientific method, integration of technology, development of
student leadership skills, and application of knowledge and skills
related to practical questions and problems. Safety concepts are
integrated into instruction to the maximum extent possible.
PREREQUISITE: None
Construction Framing (410007)
Fee:
$25.......................................................................................................................Grades:
9-12th
A one-credit course designed to provide students with an
understanding of the framing phase of a structure, including
framing components. Topics include career opportunities, safety,
lumber, material estimation, floor systems, wall framing, ceiling
framing, stair construction, roof framing, and roof materials in
various structures. Teachers are encouraged to expand the
curriculum beyond the limits of these content standards to
accommodate specific community interests and utilize local
resources. This course encourages critical thinking, use of the
scientific method, integration of technology, development of
student leadership skills, and application of knowledge and skills
related to practical questions and problems. Safety concepts are
integrated into instruction to the maximum extent possible.
PREREQUISITE: None
Construction Site Preparation and Foundations
(410006)
Fee:
$25...................................................................................................Grades:
9-12th
Construction Site Preparation and Foundations is a one-credit
course designed to facilitate student understanding of the first
phases of construction, including types of structures and their
uses. Topics include career opportunities, safety, planning,
location, layout, concrete and masonry, and foundations of various
structures.
PREREQUISITE: None
Introduction to Veterinary Science
(410003)
Fee:
$25...................................................................................................Grades:
9-12th
A one-credit course designed to provide students with an
introduction to the veterinary science profession. Topics include
career opportunities, safety, humane treatment, laws and
regulations, anatomy and physiology, animal health, and veterinary
services. This course encourages critical thinking, use of
the scientific method, integration of technology, development of
student leadership skills, and application of knowledge and skills
related to practical questions and problems. Safety concepts are
integrated into instruction to the maximum extent possible.
PREREQUISITE: None
Career Tech Student
Organization:
FFA (Future Farmers of America)
Fee: $15.00