This 2-year course sequence is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business management principles and practices. The course integrates FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) CTSO activities and prepares students for the RiseUP- Retail Industry Fundamentals Industry Certification.

Prerequisite: Foundations of Business Management This 2-year course sequence is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business management principles and practices. The course integrates FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) CTSO activities and prepares students for the RiseUP- Retail Industry Fundamentals Industry Certification. Fee required: see Fee Schedule

Learn the FUN-damentals of business through real-world hands-on projects. Want to figure out what you are good at doing or might like doing for a living? Learn how to use technology while exploring careers! Make fun videos and design cool graphics in a business simulation. Use a social media simulator to grow a business. Have a problem you want to solve in your world? Learn leadership skills while attending fun club activities as a member of Future Business Leaders of America. Fee required: see Fee Schedule

My Digital Brand students enhance professional and technical skills by building components necessary to open an online shop for a product or service. Content creation is geared toward the largest search engines. Students will master skills in web design, data analytics, personal branding online, and advertisement editing. Students complete this course with a professional digital portfolio that will enhance their application for work and college. Students also engage in Google’s Coursera Academy to earn a Certificate in Google Project Management, recognized by Google and other industry employers. Student completing the capstone project within the Google Coursera Academy have the chance for a mock interview with a Google Partner and may be linked to available jobs if qualified.

Digital Photography I CTE prepares students to use technical expertise, creativity, and composition skills to produce and preserve images that communicate information, convey ideas, moods, and feelings, tell a story, or record an event. Throughout the Digital Photography CTE instructional program, students learn and practice valuable real-world skills using professionalgrade digital cameras and industry standard image editing software to create high-quality media products while beginning a portfolio. Specific units of study included but are not limited to: Introduction to Digital Photography, Genres and History of Photography, Camera Basics, Composition, Basic Exposure, Aperture & Depth of Field, Shutter Speed Controls / Capturing Motion, Light, Digital Image Editing and Copyright Law.

In Digital Photography II CTE, year two of the two-year program, standards include but are not limited to: Digital Workflow, Digital Printing, Genres & History, Color Composition, Studio Lighting, Advanced Digital Image Editing, Photojournalism and First Amendment, Business of Photography. A portfolio of work will be required as the capstone project for the program. Students will explore the history and societal and economic impact of the digital photography industry and will examine legal and ethical considerations and business best practices unique to digital photography and related industries. Students will be preparing to take an industry certification to become an Adobe Certified Professional. Digital Photography students develop leadership, social, civic, and career skills through participation in one of the state-recognized Career and Technical Student Organizations, SkillsUSA or FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)

Make your financial dreams come true. Learn how to make your money grow by taking this course. You will design your own “Financial Portfolio”. Topics include taxes, checking accounts, banking, managing credit effectively and financial consequences of debt, risk management and investments. Students will learn how global companies, such as Apple, Google, and Facebook impact the economy. Teenagers spend billions of dollars annually. How are you spending your money?

This course is offered to students with an interest in health care careers, in particular those professions within the sports medicine team. Areas of focus will include anatomy, kinesiology, and physiology of the human body. In addition, students will learn how to prevent, recognize, evaluate, classify, and manage common athletic injuries. Taping, wrapping and rehabilitation will also be covered, and all students will be taught basic First Aid and CPR. This course will prepare students to apply these academic and technical knowledge and skills in a clinical, medical, or retail setting or to continue into postsecondary education for Athletic Training.

Advanced Sports Medicine is offered to students who have successfully completed 1.0 course credit of Introduction to Sports Medicine. This course offers an introduction into the basic rehabilitation and physiological reactions of the human body. Human health needs, examining internal injuries of biological systems, and advances in technology such as modalities and health care evolution will also be covered. Students will gain experience in learning medical terminology, First Aid, and CPR skills. Advanced Sports Medicine is suggested as a course for students who want to pursue a healthcare career in college. Fee required: see Fee Schedule

One of the largest and fastest growing industries in the world, hospitality offers endless opportunities for ambitious students who enjoy working with people. This fast-paced course teaches the skills needed to work in restaurants, hotels, and recreation industries. Students will learn food presentation, restaurant development, waiter skills, customer service, hotel service and operation skills, and explore various careers associated with tourism. Students will participate in various field trips, project-based learning, guest speakers, and hands-on learning activities.

Students will learn how to organize and execute special events such as parties, luncheons, and weddings. Several events will be planned throughout the year. Students will participate in various field trips, project-based learning, guest speakers, and hands on learning activities. This course leads to industry-recognized certification.

Semester 1 explores technical aspects of personal computers, including system components, installation, system configuration, peripheral devise, and notebooks. Emphasis placed on hardware installation, maintenance, mobile devices, and hardware troubleshooting. Helps prepare students for the CompTIA $\\mathsf { A } +$ examinations.