Health/Home Economics

HEALTH

COMMUNITY HEALTH -- 1403

Duration: one semester Credit: 0.5 credit

Elective: Grades 9 -12

Content: This course is required for high school graduation. The purpose of this course is to maintain, reinforce, and enhance health related skills, health attitudes, and practices. Specific course contents are determined on an as-needed basis by the instructor and administration.

HOME ECONOMICS

BASIC FOODS (FOODS 1) -- 0512

Duration: 1 semester Credit: .05

Elective: Grades 9-12

Prerequisite: None Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Content: This course is designed to provide students with beginning food preparation skills. Students will plan and prepare simple nutritious recipes. Nutrition and food safety will also be emphasized.

FOOD SCIENCE (FOODS 2) -- 0504

Duration: 1 semester Credit: 0.5

Elective: Grades 9 - 12 Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Prerequisite: Foods 1 (or teacher approval) is required.

Content: Course emphasizes more complex recipes and techniques. Meal planning, shopping for food and budgeting will also be covered.

Culinary arts (Foods 3) -- 0508

Duration: 1 semester Credit: 0.5

Elective: Grades 11-12 Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Prerequisite: Foods 1 OR Foods 2 (or teacher approval)

Content: Course is designed for students interested in the food service industry. Includes: instruction in nutrition, principles of healthy eating, and the preparation and presentation of food. Among the topics covered are large-scale meal preparation, preserving nutrients throughout the preparation process, use and care of commercial cooking equipment, food storage, advances in food technology, sanitation, management, and careers available in the food service industry.

PROFESSIONAL BAKING - 0509

Duration: 1 semester credit: 0.5

Elective: Grades 10 - 12 Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Prerequisite: Foods 2 or Culinary Arts

Content: Course will provide basic knowledge needed to produce quality baked products. Students will have the understanding of ingredients, proper measuring techniques and proper production methods and standard cost analysis of the product. Students will learn proper safety and sanitation requirements along with equipment needed to complete tasks. Careers in this area will also be explored.

CLOTHING (SEWING 1) -- 0506

Duration: 1 semester Credit: 0.5

Elective: Grades 9-12

Prerequisite: None Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Materials: Purchase of materials for clothing projects.

Content: Course is designed to provide students with basic sewing, mending, and handwork skills. Students will learn how to properly operate a sewing machine and serger. At least 2 (two) projects must be completed each semester.

ADVANCED SEWING (SEWING 2) -- 0502

Elective: Grades 9-12

Duration: 1 semester Credit: 0.5

Prerequisite: Sewing 1

Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Materials: Purchase of materials for clothing projects.

Content: Course will cover fashion design and merchandising. Students will construct advanced clothing projects. They will also design and construct one original clothing or home quilt design. Quilting and sewing for the home will also be covered.

FASHION DESIGN (Advanced) -- 0511

Duration: 1 semester Credit: 0.5 credit

Elective: Grades 10-12 Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Prerequisite: 1 semester sewing or instructor approval

Content: Course is designed to advance inpidual students in their chosen area of fashion. Students will be involved in advanced clothing construction, fashion illustration & writing, fashion history & trend analysis; specialty design and line development; accessory design, basic pattern making; Social Science of color; textiles & textile design, as well as home textiles; fashion portfolio.

HOUSING/INTERIOR DESIGN - 0523

Duration: 1 semester Credit: 0.5 credit

Elective: Grades 9-12 Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Pre-requisite: none

Content: Course will provide students with basic knowledge regarding design and decoration of places of work and living, i.e. homes, apartments, offices, restaurants and hotels. Elements of color, traffic patterns, architectural design, lighting, and cultural aspects will be explored. Career exploration will also be a part of this course.

FASHION MERCHANDISING -- 0599

Duration: 1 Semester Credit: 0.5 credit

Elective: Grades 10-12 Lab Fee: $5 per sem.

Prerequisite: Instructor's Approval

Content: This is an introductory course into the world of fashion design and merchandising. It includes the principles of design, advertising, and retail merchandising. Visual merchandising is covered. Students construct a garment from a pattern they designed. They also are in charge of the annual style show put on by the clothing classes.

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