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Child Development/Parenting, Teen Issues, Seniors Only, Single and Married Life, Nutrition and Wellness, Relationships |
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Physical
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| Chris Gressman | 6211 | Physical Education |
| Luke Hoffman | 6156 | Child Development/Parenting |
| Nicole Holdship | 6203 | Child Development/Parenting |
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Introduction to Education | |
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Peggy Warner click here for Mrs. Warner's site |
6150 | Health, Health Careers Foundation |
8391 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUC. I (at NV)
Year Credit
3 Grade 11
Est. Fee $50
8396 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUC. II (at NV)
Year Credit
3 Grade 12
Do you enjoy being around
young children? Would you like to have fun while learning about young
children? Have you ever considered a career with children? If you answered
yes to these questions, Early Childhood Education is the program for you.
Junior students work in a preschool with four and five year old children
located at Northview High School. Seniors continue their experiences in
their choice of elementary schools, preschools or day care centers. During
the second semester of their senior year students have the opportunity to
go into a paid placement. While enrolled in the two year program you will
gain knowledge in child development, guidance techniques, curriculum
planning and health and safety. Other areas of study include working with
infants and toddlers exploring middle childhood years, children with
special needs and an overall view of careers in education. Students
completing the program may seek employment in day care, preschool centers,
school age programs or become home child care providers. With additional
two or four year degrees, possible career choices include elementary or
special needs teacher, day care owner or administrator and various other
careers relating to the care and education of children. Students earn
certifications in communicable disease awareness, child abuse awareness
and first aid CPR. Students also complete all required work for a CDA
(Child Development Associate).
8385 EXPLORING CAREERS IN EDUC. (at NV)
Year - Credit 3 - Grade 12 - Est. Fee $40 - 3 periods per day
This program is for seniors who desire to pursue a teaching degree in
college. Students will be placed in classrooms in the Sylvania School
District four days per week for the entire year. This non-paid placement
will change each quarter to allow the student four opportunities to work
with various age levels and subjects. Possible senior placements include:
kindergarten, elementary (grades 1-5), junior high (6-8; all subjects)
high school (grades 9-12; all subjects), gifted classes, and special
education classes. The remaining day students will be in class at the high
school learning about career opportunities in the education field. By
having had these experiences, students will be better prepared to choose a
major field of study in college, saving them both time and money. Students
must provide their own transportation.
8330 COSMETOLOGY I (at NV)
8302 ANATOMY
Year Credit
4 Grade 11
Est. Fee $150
3 periods Cos. per day, 1 period Anat. per day. Est.
Anat. Fee $10
Cosmetology is a two-year program that studies in depth
the beauty industry. Junior students will automatically be scheduled into
Anatomy & Physiology one period per day and will work in both a lab
and classroom setting three periods per day.
Cosmetology is a $52
billion a year industry that is growing. It is an industry with zero
unemployment. It offers unlimited growth potential for those who set their
own goals. Possible career choices for Cosmetology are Hair Stylist, Nail
Technician, Make-up Artist, Esthetician, Salon Owner, Salon Manager, and
more.
8340 COSMETOLOGY II (at NV)
Year Credit
4 Grade 12
Est. Fee $50
4 periods per day (plus shoes/smock)
This is the
second year program for Cosmetology. Senior Cosmetology students will
provide services for clientele, intern in an area salon, and practice for
the upcoming licensing exam. Upon passing the exam, the student will be
licensed by the State of Ohio as a professional
Cosmetologist.
MEDICAL
TECHNOLOGIES
• Med Tech explore various career
opportunities in the health care field and the relationships among
various health-related occupations. Med Tech will help students with
career planning and decision making.
• Careers that Med Tech will
prepare students for are: doctors, nurses,
nursing assistants,
pharmacists, respiratory therapists, radiology
technologists, dieticians, physical and occupational therapists,
patient care, surgical technicians, counselors, and social
workers.
8300 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY I (at NV)
8302
ANATOMY
Year Credit
3 Grade 11
Est. Fee: $70
2 periods per day Med. Tech Est. Anat. Fee $10
1
period per day Anat. College Tech Prep
It is expected that all Tech
Prep students will successfully
complete Algebra II before
graduating.
Med Tech I is a Tech Prep course, which combines two
periods of the lab portion of the class with one period of Anatomy &
Physiology to give students interested in medical fields an advantage as
they pursue their career goals. These classes emphasize a firm foundation
in Medical Terminology, Diseases, Ethics, and Emergency First Aid. Hands
on applications will be acquired through professional guest speakers,
health care field trips and victim/patient care skills. The course covers
the following:
Introduction to Health Care and First Responder Course
-Students will be trained as First Responders and instructed in basic
management of emergency medical/pre-hospital care of the sick and injured.
First Responders are trained to reach patients, find out what is wrong and
provide emergency care. Students will receive the following certificates:
CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Emergency Response, Oxygen
Administration, Automated External Defibrillation, and Preventing Disease
Transmission. All Med Tech students are required to take Anatomy &
Physiology which will be automatically scheduled upon enrollment in this
program.
8315 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY II (at NV)
8310 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY II LAB
Year - Credit 4 - Grade 12 - Est. Med. Fee $65 3 periods per day -
Med Tech Est. Chem. Fee $10 - 7 periods per week Chemistry (4422 or 4424)
Tech Prep Program State Certification eligibility in Patient Care/Health
Care Technicians/ Nursing Assistants for seniors who complete both
courses.
Prerequisite: Medical Technology I
Classroom Theory: Patient Care Technician - Med Tech 2 prepares you
as a Patient Care Technician for practice in various health care settings
in providing proper care of the sick or injured patient. The Patient Care
Technician will function as an integral member of the patient care team
under the direct supervision of an R.N. Students completing the class will
be eligible for state certification and immediate employment upon
graduation and may continue their college education in medicine, nursing,
or diagnostic health care occupations.
Clinical Skills Lab/Clinical Practice - Lab provides the student
with hands-on experience in the beginning/intermediate skills required in
meeting the patient's needs such as: safety and infection control, body
mechanics, lifting, moving and transferring patients, promoting nutrition,
vital signs, observation and documentation, direct patient care skills,
basic lab procedures, math for pharmacology, wound care, and sterile
technique. All Med Tech students are required to take Chemistry which will
be automatically scheduled upon enrollment in this program.