1. Washburn Tech

2. What is Washburn Tech? A student who is on track to graduate may choose to attend a hands-on program at Washburn Tech A student who is on track to graduate may choose to attend a hands-on program at Washburn Tech Most programs lead to an Associate degree or a certificate in the field of study Most programs lead to an Associate degree or a certificate in the field of study Students who qualify will take the WorkKeys assessment to qualify for the program of desire. Students who qualify will take the WorkKeys assessment to qualify for the program of desire. If taken during high school, the school pays for tuition. Student is responsible for other materials. If taken during high school, the school pays for tuition. Student is responsible for other materials.

3. 19 Programs for High School Students 1. HealthCare Technology – class to test for Certified Nurses Aide (CNA) and/or Home Health Aide (HHA). (1 Semester) 2. Commercial Construction – acquire the technical skills and knowledge to work in commercial construction including experience with both interior and exterior construction systems. (2 Semesters)

4. Programs Continued 3. Business Administrative Technology – Students gain the knowledge and skills that prepare them for entry-level office positions. (2 Semesters) 4. Child Care – Students gain valuable experience working with young children while learning the processes and principles of growth and development. (2 semesters)

5. 4 Semester Programs 5. Culinary Arts – learn skills to work under a chef or in a commercial kitchen. 6. Legal Office Professional – acquire the knowledge and skills to enter a support staff position in the field of law. 7. Medical Office Specialist – learn the skills necessary to work in a support staff position as part of a medical office team

6. 4 Semester Programs 8. Computer Repair and Networking – acquire skills to become proficient computer service professionals and network technicians and are able to take industry certification exams. 9. Electronic Technology – gain technical skills and knowledge for positions in electronic services, maintenance, and production

7. 4 Semesters Programs 10. Graphics Technology – complete design, photo and print projects to prepare them for entry level graphic arts industry. 11. Industrial Maintenance Technology – learn to repair and maintain industrial machinery and equipment. 12. Machine/Tool Technology – apply knowledge and skills to plan, manufacture, assemble, test, and repair parts, mechanisms, and machines.

8. 4 Semesters Programs 13. Technical Drafting – learn drafting, with traditional tools and computer aided drafting software, and develop the skills needed for entry level positions with many industries that use technical drawings. 14. Welding – acquire skills needed to join or cut metal surfaces and become eligible to take industry exams

9. 4 Semester Programs 15. Auto Technology – gain technical knowledge and skills to repair, service, and maintain all types of automobiles. 16. Collision Repair – learn to repair, reconstruct and finish automobile bodies, fender, and external features. 17. Diesel Mechanics – gain technical knowledge and skills to repair, service and maintain diesel powered equipment

10. 4 Semester Programs 18. Cabinet/Millwork – Students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and complete cabinetry furniture, and millwork. 19. Electricity, Heating & Air Conditioning – apply technical knowledge and skills for two segments: electricity and/or heating and air conditioning. A short term certificate in HVAC is also offered in the evening.

11. How would Washburn Tech affect my schedule? Washburn Tech kids leave at 7:30 am and arrive back to school around 11:45 am. You do earn elective credit for your time at Washburn Tech. Washburn Tech kids leave at 7:30 am and arrive back to school around 11:45 am. You do earn elective credit for your time at Washburn Tech. Junior year classes to take: English, Math, American History Junior year classes to take: English, Math, American History Senior year classes to take: Government, English, Science Elective, and Social Studies Elective Senior year classes to take: Government, English, Science Elective, and Social Studies Elective