This course discusses kitchen safety and sanitation, basic principles of nutrition, preparation and service of simple foods, optimal us of the food dollar, planning, preparing and serving foods, and job opportunities in food-related occupations at the entry level.
FINE ARTS
Art I (Basic Design) – 1 credit-Grades 9-12 Lab Fee: $20.00
This course involves two-dimensional design studies and some 3-D studies. Emphasis will be on extensive drawing, color theory, illustration, art history and appreciation. Projects covered will include landscape, still life, the human figure with portraits, illustration and design. Mediums used are pencil, charcoal, pastel, ink, tempera, construction paper, et cetera. Some sculpture will be interjected.
Art II (Basic Painting) – 1 credit-Grades 10-12 Lab Fee: $20.00
Prerequisite: Art I
This course involves two-dimensional design studies in painting with acrylics. Emphasis on drawing with painting studies of the human figure, still life, landscapes, et cetera. Video, slide presentations on art history and application of techniques will be included throughout the year. Canvas, paints and brushes supplied.
The first term 3-D design course includes basic jewelry design and sculpture with project emphasis on soldering rings, bracelets, wood, and wire sculpture. Propane torch required. The second term will include projects in ceramic studies with emphasis on pouring molds, cleaning, and firing greenware, staining and glazing techniques, relief sculpture on greenware and painting techniques on bisqueware. Slide presentation and visuals will be interjected throughout the year. Some materials required.
Multimedia Productions - 1 credit - Grades 10-12 Lab Fee: $20.00
Multimedia Productions is a course that combines text, graphics, sound, animation, and video delivered by computer or other electronic means. Students will plan and design production sequences, then use computer-based multimedia software to deliver the production.
Students will design, develop, implement, and evaluate productions. Class activities also include discussions, collaborative activities, demonstrations, skill-building activities, peer evaluation, and project time.
OTHER ELECTIVES
Journey to Careers–1 credit-Grade 9
Students will explore and understand the framework of the Louisiana Career Education Model. Individual Graduation Plans (IGP) will be developed and used for scheduling. Students will also participate in career exploration activities, recognize postsecondary options, explore and understand “soft skills” that contribute to successful employment. Another component of the course is participation in Key Train activities and testing.
Finally, students will explore, understand and apply personal finance concepts and skills using the Everfi software program.
JAG (Jobs for America’s Graduates) – 1 credit Students are required to produce documents, participate in and complete project-based lessons as they build a plan for their future. They will receive the following services: mentoring, leadership development and job placement services.
JAG is taken as a replacement for Journey to Careers and can be taken all four years.
CHOIR
Choir-1 credit- Grades 9-12
This class is open to all grade levels. They are designed
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Performing Choir-1 credit- Grades 9-12 Fee $35
This class is open to all grade levels. They are designed for those who desire to develop skills in vocal performance. No previous musical instruction is required. The classes cover music reading and proper singing technique. Music performed will be from all genres, including classical, pop, jazz, and musical theater. The Chorus will perform a concert at the end of the semester. They will also work on the Musical semesters. Since Music is classified as Fine Arts, these classes count for the fine arts requirement in the TOPS program. Two semesters of chorus will replace the fine arts survey class.
All students interested in being involved in the Musical Production in the spring may join any chorus class. All of the classes will work on the musical, helping to build and paint sets, working with props, learning how to develop a character, applying make-up, and learning other aspects of stage production.
Music Appreciation – 1 Credit – Grades 9-12 This course is a primarily a survey of the history of Western music. The course focuses on a select group of great compositions and composers and is designed to be an enjoyable introduction to the world of music. No musical background or training is assumed or required.
This course provides opportunities to become familiar with the basic elements of music as well. Emphasis is on learning to listen to music and on the role it plays within the wider contexts of history and
society. Listening materials are drawn from a variety of sources: classical music, non-Western music, American popular music (particularly jazz, country, and rock), and the American folk tradition.
BAND
Band B (Brass)-1 credit- Grades 9-12
This course focuses on the refinement of musical techniques and ideas. Participation in Marching and Symphonic or Concert Band is Mandatory.
Successful completion requires attendance at all extracurricular activities, rehearsals, and performances-including several festivals and competitions.
Band P (Percussion)-1 credit-Grades 9-12
**For Colorguard, schedule Band P for the Fall Semester.
This course focuses on the refinement of musical techniques and ideas. Participation in Marching and Symphonic or Concert Band is Mandatory.
Successful completion requires attendance at all extracurricular activities, rehearsals, and performances-including several festivals and competitions.
Band W (Woodwind)-1 credit-Grades 9-12
**For Colorguard, schedule Band W for the Spring Semester.
This course focuses on the refinement of musical techniques and ideas. Participation in Marching and Symphonic or Concert Band is Mandatory.
Successful completion requires attendance at all extracurricular activities, rehearsals, and performances-including several festivals and competitions.
**Students are required to pay the Band Fee of $300, to be made in three installments (May, June, and July). Students who schedule any Band Courses must attend the Summer Band Camp, usually held during the last week of July and the first week of August. Contact Mr. Landry at 365-6120, for more information regarding fees and camp dates.**
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
Basic Technical Drafting–1 credit-Grades 11-12 Lab Fee: $10.00
This basic course introduces a wide variety of drafting equipment and techniques. Included is an in-depth study of measurement, geometry, two and three dimensional shape descriptions, section drawings, threads and fasteners, and architectural drawings. This is not a “shop” or “woodwork” course. (See Note) Basic Wood Technology–1 credit- Grades 11-12 Lab Fee: $40.00
Prerequisite: General Technical Education or Manufacturing Technology.
This course provides students with a general knowledge of woods and related building materials. Students gain experience with hand tools and power tools as they construct their individual projects. Safety issues are emphasized and tested throughout the entire course.
Advanced Wood Technology–1 credit- Grades 11-12 Prerequisite: Successful completion of Basic Wood Technology
This course is a “service class” for NISH. Students gain woodworking skills while building, repairing and refinishing items for general classroom or school use.
No personal student projects are completed in this course. Students
in this course will be expected to do a great deal of painting and varnishing.
Advanced Tech. Drafting–1 credit- Grades 11-12 Lab Fee: $10.00
Prerequisite: One semester of drafting
This course allows serious students to pursue drafting in depth. Sophisticated shape descriptions, curve plots, blueprints, working drawings, machine assembly and piping drawings are completed. Students develop sectioned and auxiliary views in drawing ink, and explore mapping and technical illustration. Creative design and concepts of Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) are stressed. General computer literacy is introduced. (See Note)
Note: Students who successfully complete course with a “B” or higher and with teacher recommendation are eligible to apply for advanced credit at Acadiana Technical College – Teche Area Campus and ULL.
NCCER Core – 1 Credit – Grade 9
Nine module course that covers safety, construction math, hand tools, power tools, construction drawing, basic rigging, basic communication skills, employability skills, and material handling. This is the pre-requisite course for all other NCCER courses. Student can earn NCCER Core certification.
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IBERIA PARISH CAREER CENTER Trade and Industry
The Iberia Parish Career Center offers vocational courses which enable students to master knowledge and skills for job entry upon graduation or continuing education at a technical college or 4-year university. All courses have a laboratory or clinical component and will provide for the development of hand skills or job experience.
AC Refrigeration (HVAC) I-2 credits-Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
This course generally prepares students to install, diagnose, repair, and maintain the operating condition of heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
Auto Body Repair I-2 credits- Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Lab Fee: $20
Students will learn about tools, equipment and materials used in the auto body trade. It provides basic skills in metal finishing, welding and application of body filler.
Auto Body Repair II- 2 credits-Grades 10, 11, 12 Lab Fee: $20
Prerequisite: Auto Body Repair I
The course will provide advanced skill in metal repair, trim and glass replacement and masking operations.
Corrosion protection, frame and body alignment, estimating and job seeking skills will be covered.
General Automotive Technician -2 credits-Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Lab Fee: $20
This course emphasizes safety, use of tools and fundamental knowledge of the systems of the automobile. This course offers a hands-on experience for re-building components of selected systems such as braking systems and starters. Students will perform extensive tune-ups and replace defective parts on a variety of models of automobiles.
NCCER Carpentry Level I-2 credits-Grades 10, 11, 12 Lab Fee: $20
Prerequisite: Recommend Basic Woods/Adv Woods or Building Maintenance
Nine module course that covers, orientation to trade, building materials fasteners and adhesives, hand and power tools, introduction to construction drawings specifications and layouts, floor systems, wall systems, ceiling joists and roof framing, basic stair layout and introduction to building envelop systems. Students can earn a industry based certification if they complete and pass all nine modules.
Carpentry II–2 credits-Grades10, 11, 12 Lab Fee: $20
Prerequisite: Carpentry I
This course is designed for second year carpentry students interested in residential carpentry. Project work will include the construction of small buildings.
Custom Sewing I - 2 credits- Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Lab Fee: $25
This course covers prerequisite job skills in the field of sewing. Students are taught basic functions on a traditional sewing machine and construct several projects following a pattern. Students are introduced to a commercial monogramming machine.
Custom Sewing II–2 credits-Grades10, 11, 12 Lab Fee: $25
Prerequisite: Custom Sewing I, Basic Computer Skills Students review traditional skills and perform several advanced tasks on the sewing machine. They are taught thread application and hooping skills and software programs applicable to commercial embroidery and monogramming.
First Responder–2 credits-Grades 10, 11, 12, Age 16 Lab Fee: $20
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology or Biology (C or better)
A First Responder has the skills necessary to begin assessing and caring for patients at the scene of an injury or illness prior to being sent to a hospital. It offers entry level training for administering CPR and first aid.
Food Services I-2 credits-Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Students complete a series of basic kitchen duties involving proper cleaning and sanitation of the DELI and cooking area.
Food Services II–2 credits-Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 Prerequisite: Food Services I
Students must independently perform cooking of a menu item following a recipe and must demonstrate service delivery of a catered meal in a small group.
Nursing Assistant I–2 credits-Grades 11, 12 Lab Fee: $20 +uniform, background check, insurance Prerequisite: Medical Terminology or First Responder or Human Anatomy
This course is designed for students who plan to pursue nursing or health care as a career. Emphasis is placed on the practical, bedside arts of nursing. Instructional topics include a review of body systems, nursing concepts and employability skills. Students work in a hospital or nursing home setting. Successful completion of the clinical program and exam leads to a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certificate. A scrub uniform, physical exam, PPD (TB Test), background check, malpractice insurance and hepatitis vaccine or declination form and an up-to-date shot record are required.
Outdoor Power Equipment I–2 credits-Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Lab Fee: $20
Students will spend time with a variety of equipment such as lawn equipment, all terrain vehicles, motorcycles, chainsaws and outboard motors.
Outdoor Power Equipment II–2 credits-Grades 10, 11, 12
Lab Fee: $20
Prerequisite: Outdoor Power Equipment I
Additional experiences in the operation of the small gas engine. Troubleshooting for problems in a variety of equipment and the use of technical manuals will be incorporated.
Barbering I and II -4 credits-Grades11, 12 Lab Fee: $50 plus supplies
The 2015-2016 school year is the last year these courses will be offered. If needed for graduation, you must schedule and pass both of these courses in the upcoming year.
Personality development, personal hygiene, hair care and styling are addressed. Some of the topics covered are hair structure and growth, scalp and nail disease, hair styling and grooming, manicures and pedicures.
Students in the advanced courses of Hairstyling enter into a work study/agreement with the Barber Board of Examiners and work 15 hours per week in a local salon.
Students must pay for a student license, materials and supplies. Through the advanced courses, students are able to earn hours towards their state barbering license.
Oil & Gas Production Operations—1 credit-Grades 11, 12
The “Basic Production” course will cover the production process from reservoir management to sales. This course will prepare the student for entry level positions in the oil and gas operations field and include course certification from an industry recognized training provider.
T-2 Safety Systems for Oil & Gas Production—1 credit-Grades 11, 12
This course is an industry certified course. Upon successful completion, the student will earn industry certification accepted nationwide in federally regulated oil and gas production locations.
Welding I–2 credits-Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12 Lab Fee: $20
Students continue to perfect correct welding skills. They use Metal Inert Gas (MIG) and processes using wire fed machines.
Occupational Readiness Work Study Program–2 credits-Grades SPED (9-12)
Lab Fee: $5
The purpose of this course is to provide opportunities for Special Education and/or Skills Options students to demonstrate positive work habits and behaviors through on the job training or simulated work stations in the classroom lab.
CMAD Drafting – 2 credits – Grades 10, 11, 12 Certified mechanical apprentice drafting class that is used in vocational training and entry level architectural and mechanical drafting. Industry based certification can be obtained upon successful completion of industry test.
CIW Internet Business - 2 credits – Grades 10, 11, 12 Course prepares you to work effectively in today's business environment. In this course, you will learn about the tasks involved in various Web Technology job roles, and you will learn the skills and technologies to perform them. The career opportunities that demand these common Web-based skills are endless.
Internet connection methods, Internet protocols, the Domain Name System (DNS) and cloud computing
The basic functions of Web browsers, the components of Web addresses, the use and control of cookies, and browser use in the business world
Browser plug-ins and add-ons, and use of browsers to download and manage files
Databases as they relate to Web search engines, and ways to conduct basic and advanced Web searches
Configuration and use of e-mail clients,
guidelines for effective communication over the Internet using modern Web technologies and social networking tools
Internet research and collaboration tools, software development tools, and the patent and licensing practices that accompany software
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CIW Website Development- 2 Credits – Grades 10, 11, 12
Course teaches you essential Web page development skills. You will learn to develop Web sites using Hypertext Markup Language version 5 (HTML5) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You will learn to write code manually, as well as use graphical user interface (GUI) authoring tools. You will also work with images, create hyperlinks, and add tables, forms, video and audio to your Web pages. If you want the knowledge and skills to design or improve Web sites, this course is for you.
Web site development using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Extensible HTML (XHTML)
Manual code writing, graphical user interface (GUI) authoring tools, and XHTML code validation
Web page development using images, hyperlinks, tables, forms and frames
CGI and connecting Web pages to databases
Internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO)
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for formatting Web page content, and fundamental Web design concepts
Development of Web sites as managed projects
Introductory e-commerce solutions, and the relationship of Web site development to business goals
CIW Network Technology- 2 Credits – Grades 10, 11, 12
The Network Technology Associate course prepares you for job readiness in many business and technology-related careers. Understanding the fundamentals of networking, Internet protocols and network security is important for all professionals who use the Internet. This certification proves your mastery of the basics of
networking and prepares you for further study in the specialty of your choosing.
Essential networking technologies and skills, including TCP/IP, stable network creation, wireless networking and network troubleshooting
Various network components and protocols that enable users to share data quickly and easily
Various types of transmission media, and the ways that network architecture and topologies provide for efficient and secure communication
OSI reference model and its relationship to packet creation, plus the OSI model vs. the Internet architecture model
Functions and features of internetworking server types, and the benefits of implementing a Content Management System (CMS)
Basic hardware and operating system maintenance procedures
Mobile computing devices and the importance of RFC documents
Routing, IP addressing, IP address classes and subnet masks
Essential network security concepts, Internet-based challenges facing today's users, and methods you can use to secure networks and network transmissions, including authentication, encryption and firewalls.
All three of the above courses have certifying tests that must be passed. Successful completion of all three will result in the student earning a CIW Web Foundations Associate Certification which is the state recognized IBC.
CIW Web Design- 2 Credits – Grades 10, 11, 12 The CIW Web Design Specialist course is for the individual who wants to develop the skills necessary to specialize in Web site design. In this course, you will build upon your basic Web authoring skills to learn the essentials and best practices of Web design, including design theory, tools and technologies.
Web site development essentials, including the site development process, customer
expectations, and ethical and legal issues in Web development.
Web design elements, including aesthetics, the site user's experience, navigation, usability and accessibility.
Basic Web technologies, including Hypertext Markup Language [HTML], Extensible HTML [XHTML] and extended technologies, image files, GUI site development applications, and site publishing and maintenance.
Advanced Web technologies, including
multimedia and plug-in technologies, client-side and server-side technologies, and Web
databases.
Popular production tools, including Microsoft Expression Web, and Adobe Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Flash.
Design and development technologies, including Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Extensible Markup Language (XML), JavaScript, Java applets and Dynamic HTML.
Current issues in Web design, including the extensibility of design tools, compatibility of these tools, open-source applications and the functionality of current Web browsers.
CIW E-Commerce Site Design and Development- 2 Credits – Grades 10, 11, 12
To stand out as an increasingly valuable member of a Web or marketing team, you need a working knowledge of e-commerce standards. The E-Commerce Strategies and Practices course is for the individual who already understands the foundations of Web technologies and wants to become proficient in e-commerce practices and
To stand out as an increasingly valuable member of a Web or marketing team, you need a working knowledge of e-commerce standards. The E-Commerce Strategies and Practices course is for the individual who already understands the foundations of Web technologies and wants to become proficient in e-commerce practices and