CUSD ROP COURSE OFFERINGS for juniors and seniors School Year

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1 CUSD ROP COURSE OFFERINGS for juniors and seniors School Year

2 ROP Career Education courses are available to all Clovis Unified 11th and 12th grade students. The funding for these courses is available to CUSD from the Fresno Regional Occupational Program (ROP). These classes provide students with the opportunity to explore different careers, develop needed skills for today s job market, and prepare for continuing education after high school. CUSD ROP classes are held for a minimum of two periods per day Monday through Friday. ROP classes are held on all CUSD high school campuses. Read further in this booklet to learn how you can earn college credit by taking ROP classes. To enroll in an ROP class, mark the selected class on your registration form, see your counselor, or call the phone number below. For further information on ROP classes, call the Clovis Unified Career Education office at (559) An Affirmative Action Employer Notice of Nondiscrimination The Clovis Unified School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, religion, political affiliation, gender, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation, parental or marital status, or any other basis protected by federal, state, or local law, ordinance or regulation, in its educational program(s) or employment, as required by Title VI, Title IX, and Section 504. Complaints: Contact Cheryl Rogers, Human Resources (559) The Fresno County Office of Education does not discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived race, color, national origin, ancestry, religious creed, age, marital status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, medical condition, veteran status, gender, gender identity, gender expression or sexual orientation, or any other basis protected by federal, state or local law, ordinance or regulation, in its educational program(s) or employment.

3 What high school credits do I earn in ROP classes? Since ROP classes meet for two periods or more per day, students earn 10 credits per semester. Only one class, Medical Careers at Clovis East High School and Clovis North High School, allows for 15 credits per semester due to extended student hours working at local medical facilities. What if a full class schedule doesn t allow enough time to devote to a two-period class? According to CUSD policy, students who have completed 4 semesters of core Physical Education and must travel to another campus or worksite to take an ROP class do not have to enroll in PE. How do I get from my campus to the campus where my ROP class is held? If you have permission, you may drive your own vehicle, or ROP will provide bus transportation between Clovis High and Clovis East. Can I earn college credit by taking ROP classes? Yes! In the chart located in this booklet, classes with a checkmark in the Community College and/or Uni-Track columns allow students to receive both high school graduation and college credit for ROP classes.

4 Ag Welding Process and Procedures [R3007] Ag Welding Process and Procedures develops students knowledge and technical skills in the broad field of agricultural welding, construction, and engineering. The course emphasizes procedure, skills, and setup in welding and fabrication, including nonferrous metals in the advanced phases of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW). Students learn various welding processes through project fabrication, repair, and industry procedure simulations. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for the second semester. Architectural Design (P) [39301] This architecture class is for students interested in residential and commercial construction design. Instruction is given in planning, documentation, and design as it relates to residential and commercial building applications. Students use both traditional and CAD drafting equipment to complete projects. Class held at Clovis High School open to juniors and seniors at all CUSD high schools. College Prep Course (P) Visual or Performing Arts credit Class held at Clovis East High College credit available at local 2-year colleges Prerequisite: Ag Mechanics II or Ag Welding and Construction recommended

5 Architectural Engineering Design [R3014] This architecture class intensifies the art content and process beyond the core art class while allowing students to focus on architecture. The course provides instruction in the fundamental concepts of art through architectural history and design theory, with an emphasis on the history of architecture and its basis for design criteria. Through the study of architectural engineering design theory, students learn the fundamental concepts of structural and civil engineering. Additional emphasis is placed on logical reasoning, visualization, and practical application using 1, 2, and 3-point perspective and color applications. Students use both traditional and CAD drafting equipment to complete projects. Class held at Clovis High School open to juniors and seniors at all CUSD high schools. Building Trades [R3016] This course introduces students to the diverse opportunities in the construction industry. Students are guided into college and career pathways leading to traditional four year universities, community colleges, tech colleges and to hands-on apprenticeship programs. Numerous industry certifications are completed to included OSHA industry safety, NCCER and State of California AB1825 Harassment Prevention training. The course begins with fundamentals of construction and progresses to multiple spin-off specialty building trade areas to include surveying, concrete, framing, roofing, electrical, plumbing and masonry. Students also study contracting and entrepreneurship, employability skills, resume writing and communication skills. Each specialty area covers basic skills necessary for apprenticeship level employment. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have sufficient skills and knowledge to perform the basic jobs required in each of the building trades covered as well as a broad base of knowledge from which to choose a college or career pathway into the construction industry. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Class held at Clovis High School open to juniors and seniors at all CUSD high schools. College credit available at local 2-year colleges. Prerequisite: Construction 1 and 2 recommended

6 Careers with Children [R9081] This course prepares students to work in fields dealing with children from before birth to age 12. Students learn the organization and procedures involved with a preschool or day care center, as well as techniques for instructing, guiding, and caring for children in a childcare program. Instruction covers the role of a teacher and teacher s aide in the primary classroom and focuses on discipline and guidance, health and safety procedures, setting up a child care facility, and planning and implementing learning activities for children. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Class held at Clovis High open to juniors and seniors at all CUSD high schools. College credit available at local 2-year colleges Criminal Investigation [R9094] Students learn the current technology used by criminal and forensic investigators to solve crimes. They develop an understanding of the various attitudes, skills, competencies of criminal investigation, and investigative techniques and analysis. The course focuses on collection, protection, and preservation of evidence as it relates to the investigative process. Writing, reading, and communication skills are emphasized throughout the year, and students learn the value of each and its relationship to the investigative process. Class held at Clovis East High College credit available at local 2-year colleges

7 Criminal Justice [R9048] Do your career plans include being a lawyer, police officer, or probation officer? If so, this class is designed for you! Students delve into the realities of enforcement and apprehension at the federal, state, and local levels of law enforcement, prosecution, courts, and the disposition of people charged with the commission of crimes. Legal vocabulary, general knowledge of the law, police procedures, criminal justice, and other employment opportunities in the field are also discussed. Class held at Clovis East High College credit available at local 2-year colleges Culinary Arts [R3017] Professional chefs get fulfillment by combining their creativity with a love of good food to delight their guests and customers. The Culinary Arts course allows students to explore this exciting and rewarding career. The Food Service industry employs over 20 million people, and professional chefs are in great demand. They work in restaurants, hotels, airlines, schools, universities, healthcare facilities, railroads, and cruise lines. In addition to recipe development, meal planning, and preparation, students learn about culinary fundamentals, ingredients, nutrition, and presentation. There are also competitions and other opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. Class held at Clovis West High

8 Digital Photography (P) [R7F06] Do you enjoy taking pictures but find yourself lost after they are downloaded? Do you want to add contrast, silhouettes, framing, and graphics to your pictures but have no idea which buttons to push or dials to twist? Do you find yourself opening the pamphlet that came with your camera only to find that it seems to be written in a different language? Students enrolled in Digital Photography learn about the creative processes involved in various photographic artworks, how to analyze and produce a wide range of photography that captures principles of style and design, and what it takes to become a professional photographer. Digital Photography takes students beyond point and shoot and into the creative world that lies just beyond the lens of the camera. Class held at Buchanan High College Prep Course (P) Visual or Performing Arts credit Educational Careers with English 11/12 (P) [R9046] Dependent upon their grade level, students in this class receive credit for either English 11 or English 12 (course codes vary at school sites see counselor). Studies include the nature and scope of the school system, the duties and opportunities of the professional teacher, factors relative to success in teaching, and credentialing requirements. Students prepare for and take the CBEST test and have an opportunity to observe and work in CUSD elementary and intermediate schools. This course includes 10 credits per year for Education Careers as well as 10 English credits per year. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Class held at Buchanan High School, Clovis High School, Clovis North High School, Clovis West High School open to juniors and seniors. College Prep course (P) English 11/12 credit College credit available through Uni-Track with California State University, Fresno, and local two-year colleges Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in English 10 and English 11. Child Development/Careers with Children helpful. Excellent attendance and behavior records in previous grade levels required.

9 Electronic Systems Technology [R3021] Through hands-on, interactive projects, students in Electronic Systems Technology explore a vast assortment of electronic communication systems including: computers and computer networks, video security surveillance, burglar alarms, fire alarms, professional sound systems, and public address systems. Students also receive training in the foundational elements of electronics, fiber optics, cabling, and the physical setup of electronic systems. Additionally, students learn about entrepreneurship, contracting, career development, and employability skills, and work to complete a federal certification in OSHA safety. Industry certifications are available upon successful completion of the video security component of the course. Training in the course prepares students for the National Institute for Certification of Engineering Technologies (NICETT) certification. Students may opt to waive PE for second semester. Class held at Clovis High School open to juniors and seniors at all CUSD high schools. Engine Technology [R3010] Students gain practical, handson experience in diagnosing, trouble-shooting, and servicing procedures in the automotive field with particular emphasis on engine service and repair. The course also covers the shop practice of maintenance and repair in the following areas: drive trains, axles, suspension, steering, brakes, and air conditioning. Students develop their skills through classroom instruction and a series of assigned projects. This automotive program has an extraordinary distinction it is certified by the National Automotive Technician Education Foundation, NATEF. Class held at Clovis High School open to juniors and seniors at all CUSD high schools. College credit available at local 2-year colleges Prerequisite: Auto 1 or 2 recommended or recommendation by instructor

10 ROP COURSE OFFERINGS 2015/2016 ROP Class Name CUSD Elective Credit English 11 or 12 Credit Informati UC Approved College P Elective Ag Welding Processes and Procedures 20 Architectural Design (P) Architectural Engineering Design 20 Engine Technology 20 Building Trades 20 Careers with Children 20 Criminal Investigation 20 Criminal Justice 20 Culinary Arts 20 Digital Photography (P) Educational Careers (w/english- P) Electronic Systems Technology 20 Fire Fighting Technology I 20 Fire Fighting Technology II 20 Medical Careers 30 Videography (P) Music Theory and Technology (P) Theatre Production (with English - P) 10 Principles of Athletic Training 20 Small Business Management 20 Sports Medicine/Fitness (P) 20 Veterinary Science (P) 20 Yearbook Publication (w/ English - P) 10 10

11 Credit and Certification Information on Certification / College Credit PE Waiver rep Visual or Performing Arts Total Credits Offered Training for Industry Certification Community College Articulation Uni-Track* 1 Sem 2 Sem *Uni-Track is a collaborative program between California State University, Fresno and local school districts allowing capable high school students to receive both high school graduation credit and FSU transferable credit at the same time. Students register at their home high schools to receive credit for approved FSU Uni-Track classes by completing an FSU registration form and paying the $40 registration fee (fees subject to change).

12 Fire Fighting Technology I [R3018] This course prepares students for fighting fires and related tasks. Students learn about fire protection organizations, use and handling of firefighter equipment and apparatuses, fire protection and safety, fire behavior and extinguishment methods, rescue and ventilation operations, fire control, and salvage/overhaul of structures. Wild land firefighting is taught in conjunction with other firefighter concepts and competencies, and students gain practical experience through live fire and simulated exercises relating to the theory taught in the classroom. Students are also trained in First Responder medical aid to learn how to assess and provide care for victims at the scene of an injury. Some industry certifications are available. Fire Fighting Technology II [R3028] Skills and concepts from Fire Fighting Technology I are reinforced in the second year as these students prepare for additional certifications. Wild land S110, S130, S190 certifications are the focus along with FEMA s Incident Command Systems 100, 200, and 700. A major component for these students is in the leadership area second year students take command of classroom firefighting divisions. Class held at Clovis East High School open to seniors at all CUSD high schools. Prerequisite: Fire Fighting Technology 1 Class held at Clovis East High College credit available at local 2-year colleges

13 Medical Careers [R3019] Students gain firsthand experience through classroom and worksite learning, job shadowing, and tours that enable them to determine the benefits of a health-related career. Students learn about careers in nursing, phlebotomy, imaging, dentistry, and other health-related fields. The curriculum emphasizes medical terminology, core skills, and knowledge applicable to many health care disciplines. Desirable employee attributes and job seeking skills are also addressed. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Transportation to community classroom sites is not provided. Some industry certifications are available. Class held at Clovis East High School and Clovis North High College credit available at local 2-year colleges Prerequisite: Completion of Biology AB with a grade of C or better Music Theory and Technology (P) [R9076] Designed to give students the opportunity to enrich their knowledge of music theory and music history, as well as discover technology involved in the recording process, Music Theory and Technology teaches the language of music and its applications in the modern music industry. Students read and write music, study the history of how music has changed over time, and learn how to operate and perform their compositions on keyboards. Course studies include beginning piano, orchestration, voice, copyright, royalties, and contracts, recording, composing, and presenting a resume and demos for job applications. Class held at Clovis East High College Prep course (P) Visual or Performing Arts credit Prerequisite: 1st semester, non. 2nd semester must have a knowledge of basic music symbols through key signatures and time signatures. Must pass 1st semester test with a 70% or better.

14 Principles of Athletic Training [R9065] Trainers work with athletes at all levels to help them avoid and recover from athletic injuries. Students interested in a career in either therapeutic medicine or athletic training benefit from this class as it offers instruction and practice in the skills and techniques necessary for the prevention and care of athletic injuries. Students learn terminology, physical anatomy, and first aid/cpr. They also gain hands-on training experiences working alongside certified athletic trainers, as they evaluate, treat, and rehabilitate athletes suffering from athletic injuries. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Some industry certifications are available. Class held at Clovis North High Small Business Management [R9095] This class gives students experience in developing and operating a small business. Students develop both business and marketing plans essential to the operation of a successful business. Instruction includes teaching and putting into practice the principles of supply and demand, inventory control, customer service, management, legal requirements, recordkeeping, and human resources management. Students participate in off-campus internships at local businesses. Students may opt to waive PE for the second semester. Class held at Clovis West High Prerequisite: Keyboarding and computer experience helpful College credit available through Uni-Track with California State University, Fresno

15 Sports Medicine/Fitness (P) [R5045] Sports Medicine/Fitness students gain practical experience learning to work in physical therapy, fitness, and athletic training settings. The course empowers the student with the skills associated with the healing and conditioning process resulting from the methods used in physical therapy and physical conditioning of the human body. Students earn CPR certification and have an opportunity to work closely with physical therapists and athletic trainers through off-campus internships at physical therapy clinics and athletic training rooms. Students may choose to waive PE for the second semester. Class held at Buchanan High College Prep course (P) Elective College credit available through Uni-Track with California State University, Fresno Prerequisite: Completion of Biology AB with a grade of C of better; effective time-management skills Theatre Production with English 11/12 (P) [R9073] Dependent upon their grade level, students in this class receive credit for either English 11 or English 12 (course codes vary at school sites see counselor). Students create entire stage productions from acting methodology to stage design. Play production aspects include: writing a play, directing and producing, financing, stage designing, lighting and sound, costuming, publicity, performance, takedown, and writing performance critiques. In the area of stagecraft, students learn about scenery design and aesthetics, including lighting theory and design; sound mixing and amplification; and costume development and design. Instruction includes historical and cultural influences of theatre from ancient Greek plays to contemporary drama. Students earn 10 credits per year for Theatre Production as well as 10 credits for English. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Class held at Clovis West High at all CUSD schools. College Prep course (P) English 11/12 credit and (P) Visual or Performing Arts credit Prerequisite: Drama 1AB (P) with a grade of B or higher, or permission of instructor.

16 Veterinary Science (P) [R9986] If you have considered becoming a veterinarian, this class is the place to start! Students combine teamwork, technology, and integrated academics to understand animal anatomy and physiology in health and disease. They study the effects of disease on the animal anatomical system and its response. Proper nutrition, health additives, and environment play an important role in an animal s well-being and are covered in the course. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for the second semester. Class held at Clovis East High school open to juniors and seniors College Prep course (P) Science elective Prerequisite: Completion of Biology AB Videography (P) [R7301] Lights! Camera! Action! Be part of Buchanan High School Network News! Students enrolled in Videography, create, write, and produce a wide variety of video projects that highlight Buchanan High school students and faculty. Students use innovative technology and software, incorporate principles of design, and blend computer graphics into all elements of production. Whether comfortable in the spotlight or behind the camera, students learn skills that can be used for a lifetime. Instructional strategies provide students with hands-on experience using state-of-the-art video cameras and idvd, Live Type, and Final Cut Pro editing software. Class held at Buchanan High College Prep course (P) Visual or Performing Arts credit

17 Yearbook Publication with English 11/12 (P) [R3004] Dependent upon their grade level, students in this class receive credit for either English 11 or English 12 (course codes vary at school sites see counselor). Through this course, students demonstrate their skills in the art of writing and production. All forms of journalistic writing and layout design are covered to produce student publications. Industry standard software is used to complete writing and layout assignments. Students demonstrate their ability to gather information independently, organize the information for effective writing, and work with their peers to meet deadlines. A major project for the students is to design, publish, and market the Buchanan High School yearbook. The course includes 10 credits per year for Yearbook Publication, as well as 10 English credits per year. Off-campus internships are available, and students may opt to waive PE for both semesters. Class held at Buchanan High School open to Buchanan High School students only. College Prep course (P) English 11/12 credit Prerequisite: Teacher approval

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20 For further information on ROP classes,call the Clovis Unified Career Education & ROP office: Dr. Gregory Lomack ROP District Coordinator Lee Ann Weston Program Technician Career Education & ROP 1450 Herndon Avenue Clovis, CA