Keyboarding Information processing and the changing technology in the office of today mandate that students are trained in computers, machine transcription, word processing, spreadsheets, electronic mailing and filing as well as graphics and reprographics. Students receive a broad base of knowledge of business concepts and computer techniques using the most popular software to prepare for office employment. A basic knowledge of keyboarding is required before beginning this program. This hands-on program trains students for all of the jobs found in a supermarket. Units of instruction include cashier, seafood, produce, baking, horticulture, sales techniques, marketing, customer service and grocery.
Students operate an in-school supermarket and produce a salad and soup bar.
The goal of this two-year program is for graduates to successfully pass the state licensing examination and become employed in the field. The units of instruction and clinic meet licensing standards of the Board of Beauty Culture. Students experience instruction in hair care, styling, perms, manicures, facials, facial massage, waxing, coloring and barbering. Second year students operate a clinic in which customer relations, shop management and professionalism are stressed. 12 Mechanical Drawing Students transform architectural and engineering designs into finished drawings using a CADD workstation with the latest AutoCAD software.