Must take with Computer Operations and Networks OR Manufacturing Technology. Beneficial to those pursuing Building Trades and Advanced Cabinetmaking. Additionally, they are introduced to various software applications including AutoCad, Adobe Pagemaker, Illustrator, and Photoshop, CorelDraw, and Mathematica. It is expected that students have an opportunity to focus in one of these areas for a final project. Learn all phases of residential construction including forms and foundations, framing, siding, roofing, interior finish, cabinetry, wiring and plumbing.
Students spend one day per week in the classroom, four days at the job site.
Second year students may be offered leadership roles at the job site. Completion of two years prepares students for Apprentice programs, two year tech colleges or engineering schools. Basic Woodworking and General Math equivalent Culinary Arts Program 2 semesters 6 credits This program is designed for students who want to learn cooking at a professional level. Students will be trained in all aspects of the restaurant business including prep work, cleanup, shortorder cook, cook, baking and dining room service. Training will be in The Monadnock School of Cooking, located in a local restaurant where lunches are prepared and served to the community.