PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS, MARKETING, AND MANAGEMENT                                       9-12

This course is designed as an introductory overview to the Business, Marketing, and Management Career Field.   The course introduces students to finance, marketing, and management.  Units of study include business and economic systems, accounting practices, marketing strategies, legal and ethical issues in business, and career opportunities in the Business, Marketing, and Management Career Field.(one semester)

Course ID: 120021

HONORS ACCOUNTING 1-2                                                                                                9-12

This first year course provides students with instruction in double-entry accounting principles and procedures as applied to maintaining business records for both service and merchandising businesses.  Specific accounting terminology used in business is introduced.  Students are also introduced to automated accounting.  Students in the honors class will be expected to complete additional projects.

HONORS ACCOUNTING 3-4                                                                                             10-12

This second year course requires students to work with the following concepts: departmental accounting, updating accounts by adjustment, inventory, corporate accounting and accounting control systems. Students will analyze financial statements and demonstrate an understanding of the intricacies of working with capital, stock dividends, and retained earnings.  Students will research and present information on the various careers in the accounting field and are given the opportunity to perform accounting applications using the computer

Prerequisites: Successful completion Accounting 1-2 or Honors Accounting1-2 with a B or better

HONORS ADVANCED ACCOUNTING                                                                                    12

This is a course that should be taken as a third year of accounting.  It is offered as a dual credit option with Metro.  It offers a balanced, comprehensive coverage of financial topics.  The course content acquaints the student with the basic accounting cycle for service and merchandising businesses, concepts and principles, linkage between the journal entry and ledger accounts, internal control, and inventories.

BUISINESS AND CONSUMER LAW                                                                                10-12

This course presents legal principles under which business operates.  It helps students develop an appreciation for law and a practical understanding of the legal framework within which individuals function--personal, social, business. (One semester)

BUSINESS INTERNSHIP 1                                                                                              11-12

The internship program provides 11th and 12th grade students with an individual career experience in the community.  The internship is a supplement to formal classroom instruction.  Students plan their internship with a teacher-coordinator and participate in a paid or unpaid occupational experience. (One quarter)

MARKETING 1-2                                                                                                                11-12

This first year course is segmented into two instructional areas: the foundations of marketing and the marketing functions.  The marketing curriculum is a two-year course of instruction. The foundations of marketing include the study of computer and technology applications, economic concepts, human resources concepts and marketing and business concepts.  The functions of marketing include the study of product/service planning, selling, financing, pricing, promotion, risk management, purchasing, distribution and market-information management.

MARKETING 3-4                                                                                                                        12

This second year course provides students the opportunity to learn advanced concepts and skills and attitudes common to fields of marketing and management. Instruction focuses on the marketing functions of distribution, financing, marketing/ information management, pricing, product/ service planning, promotion, purchasing, risk management, selling and entrepreneurship

MARKETING INTERN 1                                                                                                         11-12

The internship program provides 11th and 12th grade students with an individual career experience in the community.  The internship is a supplement to formal classroom instruction.  Students plan their internship with a teacher-coordinator and participate in a paid or unpaid occupational experience. (One quarter)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1                                                                                                          9-12

This course is designed for students planning to study business in college and/or who are interested in establishing businesses of their own.  It provides students with basic theories and applications of business organization and management.  Topics studied include: business environment, business ownership, marketing, finance, communications, human resources and management functions.  (One quarter)

Foundations of Health Care                                                                                               10-12

Health Professions will overview the vast expanse of Health Careers in today’s society.  Topics addressed will include history of health professionals, health care systems and technology, legal responsibilities and ethics, med. terminology, nutrition and therapeutic diets, special patient populations, OSHA standards,  working with diverse populations, illness prevention and wellness, college preparation and application as well as  certification in first aid and CPR for the Health Care worker.  (Two quarters)

Prerequisites: C or better in Biology
Course ID: 074061/074062

In Information Technology Applications 1, students will explore emerging technologies as it applies to their success for high school, college, and career. The focus will be on the importance of digital citizenship, professional communication practices, advanced document processing, professionmal presemtations, and intermediate spreadsheet and database applications used personally and professionally.

In Information Technology Applications 2, Students will focus on skill development in advanced spreadsheet, database, integration of applications utilizing advanced features and exploring web technologies.