ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Lakeland Community College: Introduction to Criminal Justice, 3 credits; students must also have completed Algebra I. Junior Year History of forensics Structure of forensics Basic forensic ideology Public safety Senior Year Criminal investigation Forensic sciences Crime scene processing Castings and impressions Processing evidence PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Euclid City Schools Program Location: Euclid High School Program Teacher: Nick Selvaggio E-mail: nselvaggio@euclid.k12.oh.us No.: 216.797.7880 Fax: 216.797.7900 Junior Year Hours: 7:40 a.m.-10:14 a.m. Senior Year Hours: 11:00a.m.-1:28 p.m. Credits: 3/year Suggested Preparation: Any type of law class; Algebra I Academic Day: Students remain at Euclid High School for program time only. Students return to home schools for academics. Student Organization: Skills USA Program Fees: $35 program fee covers the cost of consumables used in the program; $115 fee for uniforms Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the program with 90% attendance and a 3.0 program GPA (B average) will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career and Technical Education Certificate of Completion. CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Career exploration and employability traits Business processes Communications Legal and ethical responsibilities Safety and environment Healthy living styles Homeland security Emergency telecommunications Patrol Fingerprinting Classification of fingerprints Terrorism and homeland security Criminal investigation skills CERTIFICATIONS CPR AED (Automated External Defibrillator) ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Lakeland Community College: Introduction to Criminal Justice, 3 credits; students must also have completed Algebra I. Junior Year History of criminal justice Criminal law Ohio revised code Arrest techniques Senior Year Patrol Criminal Investigation Homicide year
Programming and operation of CNC equipment SURFCAM software 3-D solid modeling Geometry and trigonometry applications Casting techniques and welding processes Plastics Hot and cold forming of metals Heat treating and mechanical testing CERTIFICATIONS NOCTI (optional) ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Lakeland Community College: Up to 14 semester credits available to successful completers which include Basic Blueprint Reading, CNC Part Programming, Intro to Computer Assisted CNC Programming, Intro to Auto CAD, Intro to Technology and Technical Communications Junior Year Manual drafting AutoCAD Northeast Ohio Robotics Competition Measuring tools Product fabrication processes Senior Year Solid works Manual machining CNC programming SURFCAM Capstone experience PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Mentor Program Location: Lakeland Community College Program Teacher: Mike Proschaska (Jr. teacher) E-mail: mproschaska@lakelandcc.edu No.: 440.525.7276 Fax: 440.974.5216 Program Teacher: Dave Messer (Sr. teacher) E-mail: messer@mentorschools.org Phone No.: 440.525.7276 Fax: 440.974.5216 Junior Year 7:20 a.m.-11:30 a.m.* Senior Year 7:20 a.m.-11:30 a.m.* *Includes Applied English and Physics Program Credits: 3/year Applied Academics Credit: 2/year Suggested Preparation: Successful completion of Algebra I and industrial and career technical electives Academic Day: Students are enrolled in CAD/Engineering Technology, English and physics at Lakeland Community College and then return to home schools for remaining academics. Student Organization: Skills USA Program Fees: $25 junior and $35 senior year Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. Students will also be eligible for the National Technical Honor Society. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS) MENTOR HIGH PROGRAM LOCATED AT LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Computer hardware and organization Computer programming Database administration Web design and development Software applications Software development life cycle Accounting and business applications Critical thinking development Team projects and presentations Employability skills CERTIFICATIONS Students can become certified as a Microsoft technology associate in one or more of these areas: networking, security, server administration, database, Windows 7,
Senior Year Soft plan House design Develop individual projects Complete competencies PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Mentor Program Location: Lakeland Community College Program Teacher: John Stephens E-mail: Stephens@mentorschools.org Phone No.: 440.525.7276 Fax: 440.974.5216 Junior Year Hours: 7:20 a.m.-11:10 a.m.* Senior Year Hours: 10:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.* *Includes Applied English and Physics Program Credits: 3/year Applied Academics Credits: 2/year Suggested Preparation: Industrial arts technology electives, geometry, Algebra I and II Academic Day: Students are enrolled in Construction Management , English and physics at Lakeland Community College and then return to home schools for remaining academics. Student Organization: Skills USA Program Fees: $145 for juniors and $125 for seniors covers program supplies and consumables Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. Students will also be eligible for the National Technical Honor Society. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES MENTOR HIGH PROGRAM LOCATED AT LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Computer hardware and component subsystems Operating system installation and support End user education and training Selection, use and support of computer applications Business industry support and practices Network essentials and business practices Security essentials and business practices Project management Information technology resource optimization Professional business skills CERTIFICATIONS CompTIA A+ Certiport IC3 CareerSafe OSHA ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Articulated credit is available at Lakeland Community College for successful completers Junior Year Hardware Project management Customer service Solution creation Senior Year Operating systems Server Administration Network Administration Security PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Mentor Program Location: Lakeland Community College Program Teacher: Kenn Stopek E-mail: stopek@mentorschools.org Phone No.: 440.525.7276 Fax: 440.974.5216
Program Fees: $50 each year Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. Students will also be eligible for the National Technical Honor Society. INTERACTIVE MEDIA PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Video production and editing Digital photography Photoshop Audio production and editing Interactive multimedia design Web page and website design and implementation Computer applications Writing for the electronic media Project management Graphic design and more CERTIFICATIONS No certifications are available for this program ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Lakeland Community College: Up to 13 credits Junior Year Introduction to multimedia Introduction to Photoshop Introduction to Flash Introduction to Part I of Cut Pro Writing for electronic media Directing single-camera Senior Year Directing multi-cameras Competitions Part II Cut Pro CS3 Suite Capstone projects PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Mentor Program Location: Mentor High School Program Teacher: Mark Lynch E-mail: lynchms@mentorschools.org No.: 440.974.5434 Fax: 440.974.5216 Junior Year Hours: Students attend Mentor High School all day. Senior Year Hours: Students attend Mentor High School all day. Program Credits: 3/year Applied Academic Credits: 1/year for English Suggested Preparation: Keyboarding, photography, PowerPoint, computer skills Academic Day: Students remain at Mentor High School for the entire school day which includes the program and academic subjects. Student Organization: Business Professionals of America Program Fees: $75/year which includes program consumables Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. Students will also be eligible for the National Technical Honor Society MARKETING EDUCATION PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with:
ASE NATEF ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Ohio Technical College: Advanced placement in Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing Technologies available through passage of OTC Advanced Placement Articulated credit is also available through Cuyahoga Community College. Junior Year Welding Re-finishing collision repair Entry skill modules Senior Year Mastery of junior level skills Customer service Live repairs: following customer order to completion Emulation of auto body shop experience Individual projects PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Willoughby-Eastlake Program Location: W-E Technical Center Program Teacher: Lou Masitto E-mail: No.: 440.602.5147 Fax: 440.975.3741 Junior Year Hours: 7:55 – 10:10 a.m. Senior Year 11:50 – 2:05 p.m. Credits: 3/year Suggested Preparation: Industrial arts technology electives Academic Day: Students remain at Tech Center for program only; students return to home school for academics. Student Organization: Skills USA Program Fees: $60 each year which includes a program shirt, safety glasses and consumables. A small tool set is suggested, but not required. Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. AUTO SERVICES (Curriculum is designed/modified for students with special PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Shop safety Use of hand tools Use of power tools Jacking and lifting Oxyfuel gas cutting Oil changes Brake repairs Tire changing and repair Computer balance Auto detailing Car maintenance Steering components Suspension components Customer service CERTIFICATIONS Valvoline Oil Certification ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Articulated credit is available to successful completers through Cuyahoga Community College. Junior Year Safety modules Oil changes Brakes Auto detailing Entry-level modules Senior Year Mastery of junior-level skills Customer service Repair orders
Basic electronics Steering and suspension PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Willoughby-Eastlake Program Location: W-E Tech Center Program Teacher: Mike E-mail: mike.evans@weschools.org Phone No.: 440.975.3686 Fax: 440.975.3741 Junior Year Hours: 7:55 a.m.-10:10 a.m. Senior Year 11:50 a.m.-2:05 p.m. Credits: 3/year Suggested Preparation: Industrial arts electives Academic Day: Students remain at Tech Center for program only; students return to home school for academics Student Organization: Skills USA, Ford AAA Program Fees: Range of $40-$60 for work shirt, safety glasses, supplies and reference materials Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. CLERICAL SERVICES (Curriculum is designed/modified for students with special needs.) PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Keyboarding Word processing Spreadsheets Database Presentation management Desktop publishing 10-key calculator Leadership skills Employability skills Recordkeeping Office communication skills Records management CERTIFICATIONS No certifications are available for this program ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Articulated credit is available to successful completers through Lakeland Community College Junior Year Keyboarding Calculating Recordkeeping Records management Entry-level skill modules Microsoft Office basics Senior Year Mastery of junior skills Microsoft Office advance skills Employability skills Individual projects PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Willoughby-Eastlake Program Location: W-E Tech Center Program Teacher: Sandra Koenig E-mail: Sandra.Koenig@weschools.org Phone No.: 440.602.5145 Fax: 440.975.3741 Junior Year Hours: 7:55 a.m.-10:10 a.m. Senior Year Hours: 11:50 a.m.-2:05 p.m. Credits: 3/year Suggested Preparation: Keyboarding, computer science electives, business electives Academic Day: Students remain at Tech Center for program only; students return to home school for academics Student Organization:
Business Professionals of America Program Fees: Approximately $40 for program consumables Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT (Curriculum is designed/modified for students with special PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Employability skills Nutrition Kitchen safety illnesses Electronic appliance use and safety Measuring Preparation of breads/cereals, fruits/vegetables, Microwave use Multicultural recipes Serving/clearing manners Grocery shopping Housekeeping Cashiering/money use Travel training Stocking Calculating pay/hours CERTIFICATIONS No certifications are available for this program ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Articulated credit is available to successful completers through Lakeland Community College Junior Year Hospitality jobs/careers Employability traits community experience Senior Year Dietary jobs/careers Interviewing Resume/applications Individual field experience PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Willoughby-Eastlake Program Location: W-E Tech Center Program Teacher: Toni Irish E-mail: Toni.Irish@weschools.org No.: 440.602.4176 Fax: 440.975.3741 Junior Year Hours: 7:55 a.m.-10:10 a.m. Senior Year Hours: 11:50 a.m.-2:05 p.m. Credits: 3/year Suggested Preparation: Family and consumer science electives; math, career exploration Academic Day: Students remain at Tech Center for program only; students return to home school for academics. Student Organization: N/A Program Fees: Range of $40-60 for shirts, sewing supplies and reference materials Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING (Seniors Only) PROGRAM OUTCOMES:
CERTIFICATIONS Various welding certifications ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Articulated credit is available to successful completers through Lakeland Community College Junior Year Shop safety Basic shop skills Team work Basic welding skills Basic blueprint reading Employability skills Senior Year Mastery of skills Welding repair and fabrication Prepare for work entry PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Willoughby-Eastlake Program Location: North HS Program Teacher: Mark Stevens E-mail: Mark.Stevens@weschools.org Phone No.: 440.975.3829 Fax: 440.975.3671 Junior Year Hours: 8:00 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Senior Year Hours: 12:00 p.m.-2:15 p.m. Credits: 3/year Suggested Preparation: Industrial arts electives Academic Day: Students remain at Tech Center for program only; students return to home school for academics. Student Organization: AWS, Skills usa Program Fees: There is a fee range of $40-90 for consumables used in the program which includes a work shirt, safety glasses, welding rods, gases, tips, etc. Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. WELDING PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Shop safety Use of hand tools Use of power tools Oxy-fuel cutting SMAW-welding GMAW-welding FCAW-SS FCAW-GS GTAW Pipe welding Blueprint reading Customer service Fabrication Basic metallurgy CERTIFICATIONS ASME API AWS ABS ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Articulated credit is available to successful completers through Lakeland Community College Junior Year Shop safety Basic shop skills Team work Basic welding skills—GMAW, SMAW, FCAW, GTAW, OFC Basic blueprint reading Community service Senior Year