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BUSINESS, MARKETING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (BMIT) continued

Principles of Accounting A, B, C Sports and Entertainment Marketing
Course Numbers: 103101 + 103102 + 103103 Course Number: 105200
Prerequisite: A - none, B - Principles of Accounting A, Prerequisite: None
C - Principles of Accounting B Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective
Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective Grade Level: 9-12
Grade Level: 9-12 Course Description: Learn the basic concepts of economic, marketing and
merchandising in both the sports world and the entertainment world. This course
teaches how markets use agents and public relation tools to capture their
Note: Students may sign up to take only Accounting A audience.
for career exploration.
Web Design 1
Course Description: Course Number: 102500
Principles of Accounting A: This class is an introduction to the fundamental Note: Prior knowledge of keyboarding is strongly recommended
concepts needed to run a business. You will learn basic terminology and explore
career opportunities. Prerequisite: None
Principles of Accounting B: This class extends your learning in Accounting A to Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective, Fine Arts
include accounting principles needed for a merchandising business set up as a Grade Level: 9-12
partnership. Course Description: You will create web sites, becoming a published web
Principles of Accounting C: This class applies what you learned in Accounting designer using XHTML, CSS and Photoshop.
A and B to accounting for a corporation. A simulation will be used to give you
practical experience and real-life examples.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

College and Career Readiness Off To College continued This course is designed to prepare juniors and
Course Number: 112101; 112102; 112103 seniors for post secondary educations. Specifically focusing on: Researching
post secondary options based on their career goals, how to pay for college
Note: May be taken for one trimester or more; specify trimester by (financial aid options, FAFSA), the college admissions process (college essay
course number and personal statement), College Life 101, College terminology, strategies for
success in college, and scheduling/planning
Prerequisite: None

Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective Volunteer Service
Grade Level: 10-12 Course Number: 113101; 113102; 113103
Course Description: This course will prepare you for a successful transition to Note: May be taken for one trimester or more; specify trimester by
college. It will help with career planning, interpersonal skills and goal setting, and course number
you will develop employability skills through cooperative, project based learning
experiences. Prerequisite: You must be able to provide your own transportation to
College and Career Readiness Internship volunteer sites.
Course Number: 112201; 112202; 112203 Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective
Note: May be taken for one trimester or more; specify trimester by Grade Level: 10-12
course number Course Description: Through service, you will go out in the community and

Prerequisite: Must be taken with College and Career Readiness experience a minimum of 40 hours of volunteer based services. Students will be
concurrently. You must be able to provide your own transportation to responsible for securing their own volunteer placement.
job sites..
Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective Exploring the Teaching Profession A, B, C
Grade Level: 10-12 Course Number: 004301, 004302, 004303
Course Description: With coordinator assistance, you will participate in Prerequisite: none
competitive employment, job shadowing, volunteer service, apprenticeship or Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective
internships.
Grade Level: 11 - 12
Off To College
Course Number: 113300 Course Description: Students explore and respond to the question, “Why
teach?” In doing so, they examine their own interests in teaching while taking a
Prerequisite: None close look at the multiple factors (social, historical, political) that shape schools
today. Students will volunteer in area schools in a service-learning capacity,
Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective attend class, make presentations, write reflective papers and blog posts in
Grade Level: 11-12 response to assignments, participate in discussions, and engage in small group
learning activities. Service-learning experiences are central to learning, and along
with course readings, provide the basis for discussion and reflection.
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