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Secondary Technical Programs
Available
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| Automotive Repair
Technology-
Students work with special equipment such as engine analyzers to repair
the mechanics of an automobile. Both theory and lab procedures are
addressed. View
Automotive Repair Technology Brochure |
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Early
Childhood Education Careers-
Prepares students for careers in working with young children from birth to
age eight. Emphasis is on growth and development, behavior, and
planning and supervising activities for young children Hands-on
experiences are provided in child care centers and elementary schools. View
Early Childhood Education Careers Brochure View
Early Childhood Education Picture Gallery |
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Collision Repair
Technology-
Students study both major and minor auto body repair methods of the entire
vehicle. Theory learned in the classroom will be practiced on a
related project. View
Collision Repair Technology Brochure |
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Cosmetology-
Students gain knowledge and skills necessary to pass the Tennessee State
Board of Cosmetology Exam. Lessons are taught in a classroom and a
lab similar to a professional salon. Typical tasks range from basic
haircuts to manicuring and skin care.
View
Cosmetology Brochure |
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Criminal
Justice -
Students will learn about the three components of the Criminal Justice
system: police, courts, and corrections. They will learn how
to take fingerprints, do plaster casting, investigate a crime scene,
photography, forensics, and the world of work related to law enforcement.
View
Criminal Justice Brochure |
| Computer
Repair and Networking- This course is designed to
teach skills for entry level employment in the information technology
field. Students will learn to build, repair, maintain, and
troubleshoot the PC. Students will also learn operating system setup
and install, web page design, wire and cabling, and network design and
installation. View
Computer Repair and Networking Brochure |
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Health Science Technology-
This program consists of a series of courses designed for those who wish
to enter the health care field. Courses include: Health
Science Education, Medical Therapeutics, Rehabilitation Therapies, Emergency
Medicine, Anatomy & Physiology, Health Care Management, Nursing
Education, and Internships.
View
Health Science Technology Brochure |
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Principles
of Machining and Manufacturing Students will study blueprint reading, machine shop related math, and
machine shop theory. Students will operate all types of machine
tools. Topics include: safety, hand tools, precision bench work,
power saws, drilling operations, pedestal grinders, engine lathes, mill
operations, surface grinders, and CNC machining.
View
Principles of Machining and Manufacturing Brochure |
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Carpentry-
This
program prepares the student in the area of house construction.
Basic building skills, footings and foundations, flooring systems, roof
systems, masonry, plumbing, electricity, and finishing are some of the
basics covered in this course.
View
Carpentry Brochure |
| Welding-
this program prepares students to weld with the various types of welding
equipment and to be able to cut with gas and plasma arc torches.
Many skills learned in this course can be used in various areas of large
industries and/or construction work. View
Welding Brochure |
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| Articulation Agreements
with area two year technology and community colleges are available
in most courses. Job shadowing, on-the-job training, internships,
and co-op opportunities are available for qualified students. |
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