REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COSMETOLOGY PROGRAM

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1 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COSMETOLOGY PROGRAM HOURS: The Texas Department of License and Regulations requires a student to earn 1500 hours and pass the state licensing exam for an operator s license. A high school program requires 1000 clock and 500 academic hours. The student must receive 1000 clock hours, 500 academic hours and take the Cosmetology exam to receive credit for this course First year students must acquire 2 hours and 35 minutes per day for a total of 12:55 hours per week. There are 445 hours available during the first year. First year students are required to have 435 hours by the end of their first year in order to enter the second year of the program. Second year students must stay until 6:00 PM on Mondays and 4:00 for the rest of the week to ensure completion of all 1000 hours. All hours must be earned by the end of April their senior year. A tardy is time lost on the clock and will add up very fast; therefore, students must be on time for class each and every day. If the student does not attend class Monday during school hours, she/he cannot come Monday afternoon at 3:30-6:00 PM. The teacher must OK all makeup hours. I cannot give student hours if the student is not here. Since every hour of these 1000 hours is needed to successfully train a student, the student must be in class on time and must maintain good class attendance. As you can see, there is little room for missed hours. Attendance is a MUST!! Students will be graded on the following criteria: Hours missed grade earned Hours are entered into the state data base every month. The students will receive a notice at the beginning of each month telling of the status of their hours.

2 PICTURES: Three current pictures (1 ½ X 1 ½ ) are required for the following purposes: One picture must be displayed in the lab on the student s permit as the state inspector will check records periodically. The two remaining pictures will be for the student s permanent file at Carrigan Career Center. Only the instructor and the director have access to these confidential records. COSTS/SUPPLIES: The Kit: The student must purchase a kit with all the necessary tools for use in the class and at home. At the end of the first year, the student must replace all items missing from the kit. The kit will be purchased from Carrigan and will cost the student approximately $ The Textbooks: Textbooks are to be purchased by the student at a cost of approximately $ This cost includes a hard cover textbook, a theory workbook, and a year subscription for Milady Web tutor. The Milady Web Tutor, along with the online state licenser test prep will need to be re- purchased the senior year. All book and workbooks are property of the student. Club Membership: Each student is a member of the Skills USA organization and membership dues are approximately $20.00 each school year. Membership enables each student to participate in the district and state competition. Participation and projects also count toward classroom grades. The students have meetings and activities and will do projects to assist in the cost of going to contest in the spring. It is a lot of fun for all the students and teaches them leadership skills, job application skills, and necessary attitudes to prepare them for their roles in life. Uniforms: Each student must be in uniform to receive hours for that day. Uniform pants are available at The Uniform Shop on 9 th Street for $ The smock may be purchased through Carrigan ONLY and must be monogrammed at the uniform shop and the price of monogramming is included in the $24.00 pant payment to the Uniform Shop. A short sleeve and long sleeve shirt will be worn under the smocks and will be purchased through Carrigan for approximately $25.00.

3 Breakdown of Costs and Due Dates for Money Orders to be Turned In!! Items Amount Date due Payment Made to Text books $200 5/14/2010 Carrigan Uniform Smock/Carrigan Shirts $ /14/2010 Carrigan First kit payment $ /10/2010 Carrigan Uniform Pants $ /2/2010 Uniform Shop Student Permit $25.00 Skills USA student organization $20.00 Hair and Manicure Kit $ /9/2010-8/13/2010 8/9/2010-8/13/2010 Carrigan 8/9/2010-8/13/2010 Carrigan TDLR Credit Card Only Important dates: Total Payment First payment total $ /14/2010 Carrigan Second Payment $ /10/2010 Carrigan Third Payment $ /2/2010 Uniform Shop Fourth Payment $ /9/2010-8/13/2010 TDLR Fifth Payment $ /9/ /13/2010 Carrigan Total Payment $ NO REFUND Any money collected at Carrigan must be in the form of a money order. Second year students will be responsible for additional costs for an approximate total of: $ new manikin: approximately $30.00 Skills USA dues for the school years: $20.00 Web tutor: approximately $40.00 Online state licenser test prep: approximately $25.00 Fee for the State Board written exam: approximately $55.00 Fee for the State Board practical exam: approximately $80.00 Kit for state board exam $ Due dates for second year fees will be available next spring. Additional Supplies (needed the first day of school) Black closed toed shoes Pens Spiral notebook

4 Hand Sanitizer 4 plastic containers (1gallon) 4 plastic container (1.2 liter) 1 Box of sandwich baggies Academics: It is very important that the student maintains a passing grade in all academic classes on the home campus to ensure the student can stay enrolled in the Cosmetology class. Absences: Absences need to be reported to Carrigan at ext: or Grades: Six week grades are earned in the following manner: A. Assigned classroom work from textbooks: (33.3% of grade) B. Practical sheets: these are designed to show how the student has progressed in the practical portion of the program. Students must complete the practical book each semester to be eligible for returning the next semester. (33.3% of the grade) C. An Hour grade each month. (33.4% of the grade) **All first year students must have a grade average of 70 and must have completed hours in order to be in the second year cosmetology program. **All students must maintain a satisfactory conduct grade to be enrolled in the class their senior year. An evaluation will be given at the end of each semester to determine if they will return the next semester. Attitude, attendance and grades will all be determining factors on whether students will return their senior year. Additional Information Important to the Career of Cosmetology: 1. Cosmetology is a profitable, fast-paced, exciting career. We teach professionalism so the students will learn to conduct themselves in a professional way and dress in a professional manner. Students not in proper uniform will not receive any hours; therefore, for 2.35 hours credit the student MUST be in full uniform every day. 2. Cosmetology is a trade almost solely designed to work in close contact with people. Therefore, clean uniforms and proper personal hygiene is mandatory. Personal hygiene includes clean hair, teeth, and nails. Deodorant is a must. Uniforms are to be taken home each Friday and washed for the next week. 3. Cosmetology students learn by doing. Each student must participate in the classroom by getting and giving haircuts, manicures, pedicures, facials, bleaches, hair coloring, permanent waves, and lash and brow work. Students must participate at all times and they will be expected, in due time, to work on the public in our lab. We encourage parents to come and use our services so our students can get all the experience they possibly can.

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6 COSMETOLOGY COURSE OBJECTIVES At the end of this course, the student will: 1. Perform the fundamental skills in giving beauty services. 2. Apply knowledge of science, history, and mathematics pertaining to Cosmetology. 3. Recognize safety hazards and perform safely in the shop. 4. Distinguish between labor and management in the shop. 5. Possess a sense of orderliness, as indicated by work areas, arrangement of working materials, and manner of dress. 6. Analyze and plan procedures that will lead to efficient completion of work assignments. 7. Identify the characteristics of the structures of the hair, nails, and skin to be serviced. 8. Select, use and maintain tools, equipment, and materials. 9. Intelligently seek employment in Cosmetology. 10. Practice those qualities of citizenship that will lead the way toward a happy and productive way of life.

7 Student Information Student Name: Last First Middle Student Address: Street City Zip Code Address: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Date of Birth: Ethnicity Home Campus: Grade Level: ID Number: Passed TAKS: Yes/No: (Which failed?) English Math Science History Free or Reduced Lunch? Yes/No Do you have a child? Yes/No Employer: Work Phone Number Business Name and Address: Vehicle Make and Model License Plate Number Vehicle Registered to: Parent or Guardian Information Father s Name: Home Phone Number: Last First Address: Street City Zip Code Employer: Work Phone Number: address Mother s Name: Home Phone Number: Last First Address: Street City Zip Code Employer: Work Phone Number: address

8 PERMISSION BLANK FOR TRAVEL Name of Student: Student s Home Campus: As a student in the Cosmetology course, your student may occasionally need to leave campus to travel to another site in the district for participation in career fairs and other class projects. If you have no objection to your child leaving the campus for necessary activities please indicate your permission by your signature. If you would like to list any restriction(s) to this permission to leave the campus during class time, please detail those restrictions. Parent/Guardian Signature Home Phone Number Date Business Phone Number Restrictions, if any: Please return to Mrs. Strong THE WFISD DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEX, DISABILITY OR RELIGION IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE AND FEDERAL LAW. THE WFISD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.

9 Permission for Service Carrigan Cosmetology is a Career and Technical course which is a part of the WFISD vocational training in the public school facilities. Select vocational training classes allow students to do practical services for experience on patrons. Anyone desiring these services performed must understand and agree that the school system, the teacher and the students cannot be held responsible for accidental damages. Parent Signature Student Signature Date Date Check one statement and sign. I wish to be notified prior to my student receiving any cosmetology services. Parent Signature Date I do not wish to be notified prior to my student receiving any cosmetology services.

10 Each cosmetology student must complete practical applications of the curriculum according to the school's published rules on minimum practical applications or by the following schedule, whichever is greater (A) client protection 600 applications (B) hairdressing: arranging, cutting, dressing, shampooing, curling, 600 applications pressing, and finger waving (C) Sanitation 500 applications hair coloring: temporary, semipermanent, (D) permanent, bleaching 100 applications and dimensional, coloring, color mixing (E) chemical hair services: minimum of 15 services in each category: (I) restructuring (ii) permanent waving 100 applications (F) (iii) straightening and relaxing facials: minimum of 5 services in each category: (i) skin analysis and care (ii) manipulation and massage (iii) skin care (iv) removal of hair by wax, tweezers, or depilatories 30 applications (v) make-up and brow arch (G) Scalp and hair treatments 30 applications (H) manicuring and pedicure 30 applications THE ABOVE PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS MAY BE PERFORMED ON A MANNEQUIN, A STUDENT OR A PATRON AND MOCK APPLICATIONS MAY BE USED WHERE APPROPRIATE AND NECESSARY. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STUDENT TO KEEP A RECORD OF THE NUMBER OF PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS PERFORMED, BUT SHALL BE VERIFIED BY AN INSTRUCTOR SIGNATURE.

11 PUBLIC SECONDARY PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - (1,000 HOURS) (A) haircutting, styling, and related theory 400 hours (B) hair coloring and related theory 150 hours (C) cold waving and related theory 100 hours (D) manicuring and related theory 100 hours (E) orientation, rules and laws 75 hours (F) shampoo and related theory 75 hours (G) chemical hair relaxing and related theory 50 hours (H) facials and related theory 25 hours (I) hair and scalp treatment and related theory 25 hours

12 Check List of Items to bring the 1 st day of School!! The first day of school can be hectic!! Below is a check list of items needed for Cosmetology class to begin. Check off each item as you acquire it so all items can make it to class the first day!! Item Details Ready for School!! Three (3) current pictures For state and school records 1 ½ x 1 ½ Uniform shop 7/02/2010 Purchase uniform $25 Credit Card pmt Texas Department of Licensing 8/9/-8/13 $ Money Order Payable to Carrigan Career Center 8/9/-8/13 Signature Page Signed by student and parent Social Security Number For school records Driver s License Number If you have one!! Complete student For school records information forms. School Supplies Pen, spiral notebook, plastic containers, and sandwich baggies. Permission for Travel For school records Form Permission for Service Signed by student and parent Form Consent form for random Signed by student and parent drug testing Consent form for photographing Signed by student and parent Ready for School!! If you have any questions, please call or Mrs. Strong. Her contact information is listed below Text or Call: gstrong@wfisd.net