Forest Dale Elementary School – WHJE B

Apr 2026 · 2nd Semester

Fulfills Communications Focused Course Graduation Requirement WHJE Capstone (fourth year) students can apply for director positions within the WHJE program.  These positions include, but are not limited to, operations, live shows, news, promotions, public service announcements, sports, and broadcast technician.  Directors will organize staff personnel, monitor the production of content, and ensure the proper operation of all audio equipment and systems.  Students enrolled in WHJE B and WHJE Capstone are the sole operating staff at 91.3 FM WHJE Carmel and truly represent the embodiment of student leadership.  After school hours are required. [Back to Table of Contents](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XZxIPXvsilMFt6dbKgL1A70x5aGlV_LJDCNZhimbD2Q/export?format=html#id.gjdgxs) # Health Sciences * * * CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT (CNA): NURSING \*\*\*Students must provide their own transportation for field experiences Nursing is an extended laboratory course designed for students who have an interest in health sciences and may someday continue their education in nursing or a health-related field. This program includes 7168, 5274, 7166, and the option of the Capstone. After the successful completion of the course, students are prepared for entry-level employment at hospitals, doctor’s offices, and extended care facilities by preparing them to become Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA). Students will be qualified to take the state certification test for Certified Nursing Assistant.  The test will be administered through Senior1Care and students will additionally be licensed as home health aides. Most colleges are looking for students to be CNA certified before they are admitted into a college health care program. Students will practice technical skills in the classroom and then work at clinical sites under the direction of licensed nurses. These sites may include extended care facilities, hospitals and home health agencies. Throughout the course, students will focus on learning about the healthcare system and employment opportunities at a variety of entry levels; an overview of the healthcare delivery systems, healthcare teams and legal and ethical considerations; and obtaining the knowledge, skills and attitudes essential for providing basic care in a variety of healthcare settings. Additionally, students will build their essential job-related skills to record patient medical histories and symptoms; provide medication and treatments; consult with physicians and other healthcare providers; operate and monitor medical equipment; perform diagnostic tests; teach patients and families how to manage their illness or injury, and perform general health screenings. Clinical hours:  Students are required to attend clinicals located in Westfield, to satisfy the required clinical experience. They must provide their own transportation. 35 days are provided during the months of October to March. These experiences are typically during CNA class time. All students must complete, on their own, a physical (school sport physicals are acceptable) and 2-step TB test. In order to participate in clinicals, a criminal background check will be completed at the start of class. This will be set up once the course has started.  Students will be provided with 2 sets of scrubs and are required to wear them in class. A government issued ID or passport and a copy of a student’s social security card or Tax ID number is required for the state test. School ID’s are not valid. \*\*Students have the opportunity to earn dual credit through Ivy Tech Community College if they meet the Ivy Tech requirements.\*\*