Career & Technical Education @ Loudoun County High School 11/6/2018

The 4 C’s of CTE Critical Thinking Communication Creativity Collaboration

What is Career & Technical Education? Business & Information Technology (Business) Family & Consumer Sciences (FACS) Marketing Education Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) Technology and Engineering Education (Tech Ed)

Business and Information Technology Students are provided opportunities to complement their academic preparation while exploring a variety of careers and learning skills and concepts in the areas of Computer Information Systems, Accounting, Business Law, Business Management, and Introduction to Business and Marketing. Loudoun County High School Business Teachers: Tammy Bullock Tammy.Bullock@lcps.org Computer Information Systems and Accounting Patricia Virts Patricia.Virts@lcps.org Business Law and Business Management

Business Class Offerings at LCHS COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES 821000 Introduction to Business & Marketing 1 9-11 none 828001 Computer Information Systems 9-12 828002 Advanced Computer Information Systems 11-12 830000 Accounting 10-12 831000 Advanced Accounting 835700 Business Law 0.5 836700 Business Management

MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATIONS = COLLEGE CREDITS

Business Club: FBLA/Interact Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda is a nonprofit education association of students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. The FBLA-PBL Mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. The FBLA chapter at Loudoun County High School implements professionalism, community service, and fundraising activities that prepare students for competition at a local, regional, and national level. Adviser - Mrs. Bullock http://www.fbla-pbl.org

Business Club: FBLA/Interact Must be enrolled in a business class Loudoun County High School FBLA Activities Fall Leadership Conference Officer Training at FBLA Headquarters Officer Training at George Mason University FBLA Day with the Washington Wizards HealthWorks Service Project Pulsera Project Business Field Trips Project Ask Region Competition State Competition National Competition

Business Industry Certifications: Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) is the credential required by academia and business, recognized globally as the premier credential chosen by individuals seeking to validate their knowledge, skills and abilities relating to the Microsoft Office applications. Students taking Computer Information Systems will have the opportunity to obtain the following certifications during the course: MOS Word MOS Excel MOS PowerPoint MOS Access MOS Master Certification http://www.certiport.com

Family & Consumer Sciences (FACS) Facilitate student progress toward a set of unifying goals in the areas of academic achievement, cultural and environmental issues, health and safety, individual and family relations, leadership and workplace ethics, and application of technology. Loudoun County High School FACS Teachers: Dorene Kuebler Dorene.Kuebler@lcps.org Patricia Virts Patricia Virts@lcps.org Teacher Cadet

FACS Class Offerings at LCHS COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES 841700 Choices 0.5 9-10 none 844001 Early Childhood Education I 1 10-12 Recommended: Human Development or Introduction to Business & Marketing 845002 Early Childhood Education II 11-12 846700 Fashion Design & Merchandising 9-12 845700 Gourmet Foods 846000 Human Development 840700 Independent Living 847700 Introduction to Housing & Interior Design 820700 Leadership Development 842700 Marriage and Family Dynamics 844002 Teacher Cadet Program 12 3.0 GPA, application process, essay, teacher recommendation

FACS Clubs: FCCLA Family, Community and Career Leaders of America is a national Career and Technical Student organization that provides personal growth, leadership development, and career preparation opportunities for students in Family and Consumer Sciences education. Adviser - Mrs. Kuebler

FACS Clubs: Educators Rising Educators Rising provides high school students with opportunities to explore teaching as a career option. It helps students gain a realistic understanding of the nature of education and the role of the teacher. What Educators Rising can do for you: Raise Awareness – Promote excellence – Enhance Leadership Skills Build Self-Confidence – Become a Role Model Adviser - Mrs. Virts

FACS Industry Certifications Education Fundamentals (Teacher Cadet)

Marketing Prepare students for postsecondary education and careers in marketing, management and entrepreneurship.  Loudoun County High School Marketing Teachers: Lacey Brooks Lacey.Brooks@lcps.org Marketing Advanced Marketing Alison Briel Alison.Briel@lcps.org Introduction to Business and Marketing Sports, Recreation, and Entertainment Marketing

Marketing Class Offerings at LCHS COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES 821000 Introduction to Business & Marketing 1 9-11 none 821100 Sports, Entertainment, & Recreation Marketing 10-12 822100 Marketing Non-Co-Op 11-12 Screening Conference & Introduction to Business & Marketing recommended 822000 Marketing Co-Op 2 823100 Advanced Marketing Non-Co-Op 12 Marketing Non-Co-Op OR Marketing Co-Op 823000 Advanced Marketing Co-Op

Marketing Club: DECA DECA prepares emerging leaders in marketing and hospitality in high schools and colleges around the globe. DECA members become: academically prepared for college and careers in marketing, finance, hospitality or management community oriented by gaining an appreciation for the benefits of service and their potential impact on the community and world professionally responsible with ethics, integrity and high standards experienced leaders by practicing key leadership skills such as goal setting, consensus building and project management.  Adviser – Ms. Briel

Marketing: The Raider Trader Operated by Marketing Education students

Marketing Industry Certification National Professional Certification in Customer Service This certification was designed to capture the core customer service duties for a broad range of entry-level through first-line supervisory positions across the sales and service industries. The credential is appropriate for anyone interested in obtaining a job or pursuing a career in retail and other industries that value customer service skills.

NJROTC The objectives of the program are to develop good citizenship and patriotism; develop self-reliance, leadership, and responsiveness to authority; improve the ability to communicate well, develop an appreciation of the importance of physician fitness; increase a respect for the role of the United States Forces, and to develop a knowledge of basic military skills. Loudoun County H. S. Teachers: William “Bill” Johns Bill.Johns@lcps.org Deanna Foust Deanna.Foust@lcps.org Carlos Serrano Carlos.Serrano@lcps.org

NJROTC

NJROTC Class Offerings at LCHS COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES 848000 Naval Science 1 1 9-12 none 849000 Naval Science II 10-12 847000 Naval Science III 11-12 Naval Science I and II 845000 Naval Science IV 12 Naval Science I, II, and III

Tech Ed Provides experiences that lead to the development of technologically literate people. At the elementary school level, students are introduced to technology and begin learning to use it in the classroom. At the middle school level, students considering a career in technology may explore the subject in several overview courses. At the high school level, students take courses to prepare them for technical or professional programs of higher education, such as technical programs, STEM careers, engineering or architecture. Loudoun County H. S. Teachers: Adam Wilburn Adam.Wilburn@lcps.org Dan Chandlee Daniel.Chandlee@lcps.org

Tech Ed Class Offerings at LCHS COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES 810000 Aerospace Science 1 1 10-12 none 810500 Aerospace Science 11 11-12 852000 Technology Ed. 1/Materials & Processes 9-12 852400 Technology Ed. 2/Manufacturing Systems 1 Technology Education I 852800 Technology Ed. 3/Manufacturing Systems II Manufacturing Systems 1 851000 Technology Ed. 4/Production Systems 12 Manufacturing Systems II 853000 Technical Drawing and Design (CADD 1) 853500 Engineering Drawing and Design (CADD 2) CADD 1 854000 Architectural Drawing and Design (CADD 3) CADD 2 854500 Advanced Drawing and Design CADD 3 856000 Technical Foundations None 857000 Technology Transfer

TECH ED PROJECTS

Tech Ed Industry Certification Autodesk Certified User Exam Upon completion of CADD II students can take one of two certifications. Autodesk AutoCAD User Certification Autodesk Inventor User Certification