HIGH SCHOOL DUAL CREDIT ACADEMIES

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Dual Credit Education High School Academies High School Academies are a series of courses that lead into a degree program. Academies are designed to meet high school needs with broad goals of offering program exploration, a recognized industry credential or embedded technical diploma, or up to a full semester of an associate degree program. High School Academies can be offered at a CVTC campus or at the high school location. Academies may include any combination of Transcripted Credit or Youth Options course sections. Youth Options Youth Options allows public high school juniors and seniors who meet certain requirements to take courses at CVTC. Approved courses count toward high school graduation and college credit. The school board must pay for any course (including tuition, books and fees) that is taken for high school credit and that is not comparable to a course offered in the school district. Your students are eligible if the student has completed 10th grade with good academic standing, met any course prerequisites, has written approval from a parent or guardian, and has no history of disciplinary problems. For High School Academies, a special Youth Options section can be contracted to meet specific high school scheduling needs. Transcripted Credit Transcripted credit courses are CVTC courses that are taught in high schools by certified high school teachers using the technical college competencies and grading scale. Students who choose to enroll in a transcripted credit course will earn both high school and college credit simultaneously. High school teachers can become certified to teach Transcripted Credit courses in their high school if they meet both the current DPI licensing requirements and the certification requirements of the Higher Learning Commission and Wisconsin Technical System. Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Business Business Core Students enrolled in this academy will learn broad business administration concepts. These courses are common in most of VT s business programs and serve as a foundation to a career in the business field. Work-Based Learning Skills Standards Certification Accounting I Total Credits: 16 Marketing Principles Total Hours: 272 Business Finance Minimum Enrollments: 12 Principles of Estimated cost per student Management $2117.60 Business Law Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Business Management Concentration The Business Management academy will give you the skills needed to make effective business decisions related to planning, organizing, directing and evaluating the functions of business. You will learn how to successfully meet the challenges faced in today s dynamic business environment. Complete first year of Business Management program courses Business Ethics Sales Presentation Innovative Business Mindset Leadership for Business Excellence Total Credits: 12 Total Hours: 192 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student $1582.20 Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Available online Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Business Business Finance Concentration Students in this academy will learn the foundational mathematical skills, along with problem solving and communication skills needed to work in the world of business finance, including accounting. Students will learn to set up and maintain accounting records and analyze financial records. Complete first year of Accounting program courses Bookkeeper Technical Diploma Accounting Assistant Technical Diploma Intro to QuickBooks Payroll Accounting Accounting Spreadsheets Accounting II Total Credits: 11 Total Hours: 256 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student $1466.35 Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Available online Business Marketing Concentration In order from customers to know about a business marketing must be done. Marketing careers are exciting, fun, challenging, and full of variety. This academy will prepare students to become effective marketing professionals. Complete first year of Marketing program courses Marketing Research Sales Presentations Digital Marketing Advertising Total Credits: 12 Total Hours: 244 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student $1582.20 Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Business Business Technology Students enrolled in this academy will learn essential business technology skills required for administrative functions in business. These courses represent many of the first semester Executive Assistant Program Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Work-Based Learning Skills Standards Certification Microsoft Office Suite Total Credits: 14 Business Support Total Hours: 288 Professional Practice 1 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Customer Service 1 Estimated cost per student Customer Service 2 $1874.40 Customer Service 3 Computer Basics 1 Computer Basics 2 Courses can be delivered at Office Procedures 1 Job Search Business school teachers or by CVTC Support Professional 1 faculty at the high school or Office Equipment CVTC. Intro to Accounting OR Legal Terminology Entrepreneurship The entrepreneurship diploma program gives students the fundamentals to start and operate their own businesses. Coursework includes developing and evaluating a business idea, preparing a business plan, managing finances, analyzing legal issues, evaluating successful entrepreneurial marketing strategies, developing entrepreneurial communication skills, and more. Students will be encouraged to develop valuable mentor relationships with local seasoned entrepreneurs. Complete first semester of the Entrepreneurship program courses Introduction to Accounting or Accounting I Introduction to QuickBooks Innovative Business Mindset Marketing Principles Entrepreneurial Ideas Entrepreneurial Communications Total Credits: 16 Total Hours: 288 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student $2115.10 Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Construction Residential Construction This academy is designed to provide students the necessary resources to explore different opportunities in construction. Students will learn construction language, printreading, jobsite and tool safety, and fundamentals of construction while building projects like storage sheds. OSHA 10 Certificate Safety Certificate & Print Reading Certificate Construction Safety Construction Basics and Print Reading Total Credits: 4 Total Hours: 128 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student: $648.00 OSHA 10 course delivered by CVTC faculty at CVTC. Construction Basics can be delivered at the high school by high school teachers HVAC-Gas Heating and Airflow This academy is designed to provide basic skills for service and installation of gas furnaces. These skills are for employment at an entry level. Students will learn safety in the construction industry, basic electrical and heating theory, and gas heating and airflow principles. Completion of this academy will not only lead to certifications, but also lead into the one or two year HVACR programs at CVTC. OSHA 10 Certificate Gas Heating and Airflow Certificate Safety-HVAC Principles of Gas Heat and Airflow Electrical Theory Electricity Principles Heating Theory Schematic Wiring - HVAC Total Credits: 8 Total Hours: 256 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student: $1600.00 All courses are delivered by CVTC faculty at CVTC Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Healthcare Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Healthcare Patient Care This 120 hour course will prepare a student for the Wisconsin Certification exam. The nursing assistant course is a prerequisite for many associate degree health programs. There are many jobs opportunities for CNAs. Certified Nursing Assistant Dental Assistant Healthcare Patient Care Students enrolled in this academy will learn how to assist the dentist in dental procedures, sterilize & prepare instruments, take impressions, prepare models & lab work, maintain & update dental charts, and expose & develop X-rays. As a dental assistant you will become a vital part of the dental office. Dental Assistant Technical Diploma Certified Nursing Assistant Dental Health Safety Dental Chairside Dental Materials Dental & General Anatomy Applied Dental Radiography Dental Assistant Clinical Dental Assistant Professional Youth Options Total Credits: 3 Total Hours: 120 Minimum Enrollments: 8-16 Est. Credit Cost Per Student: $420.70 All courses are delivered at CVTC or in an approved lab at the high school Total Credits: 16 Total Hours: 552 Minimum Enrollments: 6 Est. Credit Cost Per Student: $2,612.90 All courses are delivered at CVTC or in an approved lab at the high school Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Healthcare Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Healthcare Patient Care The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course prepares students for all aspects of emergency care in both medical and trauma situations. This 5 credit course utilizes the Wisconsin 2012 curriculum, Emergency Medical Technician:! Practice ased!pproach to EMS Education, which adheres to state and national standards. Students will gain knowledge and skills in anatomy and physiology, patient assessment, fractures and dislocations, spinal injuries, softtissue wounds, and ambulance operations. Emergency Medical Technician Technical Diploma Emergency Medical Technician Youth Options Total Credits: 5 Total Hours: 160 Minimum Enrollments: 27 Est. Credit Cost Per Student: $761.05 Students must be 18 to be licensed in the State of Wisconsin. However, they can test prior to that date. Students must completed CPR training prior to taking this course. may apply All courses are delivered by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC Healthcare Exploratory Students enrolled in this academy will learn the basics of healthcare. This exploratory option provides a foundational knowledge that can be used as a student learns about health career pathways. Patient Care and Health Care Support Academies have this Academy as their foundation. Medical Terminology General Anatomy and Physiology Culture of Health Care Total Credits:9 Total Hours: 160 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student: $1,210 Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Healthcare Health Information Management Technician Healthcare Health Care Support If you are interested in the healthcare industry and information technology the Health Information Management & Technology (HIMT) academy will introduce you to the behind the scene health care. Students will be introduced to a skill set that incorporates electronic health record (EHR) data management, information integrity, and medical coding and billing. Health Information professionals use their knowledge of healthcare, information technology, and data management to form the link between clinicians, administrators, and information technology professionals. Health Care Information Technology Health Information Management Technician Fundamentals Medical Insurance and Billing Total Credits:7 Total Hours: 160 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student: $940 All courses are delivered at CVTC or in an approved lab at the high school Advanced placement into the HIMT associate degree program. Medical/Dental Office Assistant Healthcare Health Care Support Students enrolled in this academy will learn the basics of healthcare support that are needed in an office setting. Appointment scheduling, administrative tasks, billing and coding procedures, and working in the electronic health record are skills necessary to provide the healthcare support in a medical and/or dental office. Students have a certificate upon completion Digital Literacy for Health Care Medical Assistant Administrative Procedures Medical Office Insurance & Finance Advanced Medical Dental Processes Medical Terminology Total Credits: 11 Total Hours: 144 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Estimated cost per student: $1,478 All courses are delivered at CVTC or in an approved lab at the high school Nine of the 11 credits transfer directly into the Medical Assistant Program. Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Human Services Early Childhood Education This academy offers the beginning framework that is so important in working with young children. You will learn about child development, safe practices and teaching through play. Your coursework will also include a practicum, allowing you to apply your new skills in a local child care setting. Assistant Child Care Teacher Certification Approved course for YoungStar ratings Completes educational requirements for the following: First semester of the Early Childhood Education and Child Care Services program courses Licensed family (in-home) child care setting Teacher in a group child care center Foundations of Early Total Credits: 15 Childhood Education Total Hours: 368 Infant and Toddler Minimum Enrollments: 12 Development Estimated cost per student Curriculum Planning $2025.00 Health, Safety and Nutrition Practicum 1 Courses can be delivered at school teachers or by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC. Nail Technician CVTC's Nail Technician program prepares students for a field in nails by teaching methods that apply salon sciences with artistic talents for creative nail results. Students will gain a complete understanding of salon operations - from marketing and retailing to communication skills. This career provides excellent opportunities for full-time and part-time employment and attracts creative people of all ages Nail Technology Total Credits: 9 Salon Science 1 Total Hours: 288 Advanced Nail Minimum Enrollments: 12 Technology Estimated cost per student Nail Salon Services $1240.65 Textbooks Nail Technology Kit Smock All courses are delivered by CVTC faculty at CVTC Students who complete this program will receive a Nail Technician Technical Diploma from CVTC which entitles them to apply for the State Board Manicurist exam. Students must be 18 years of age or older to be allowed to take the state exam.

Information Technology IT-Networking This IT Academy focuses on the exploration of essential technologies, skills, and systems which are necessary to build an understanding of the IT-Network Specialist career path. While completing this academy you will investigate PC operating systems, workstation hardware, visualization, networking fundamentals, software systems pertinent to IT, and the creation of industry standard documentation. These courses represent most of the first semester in VT s IT- Network Specialist associate degree program. IT-Network Concepts Total Credits: 15 Network Total Hours: 320 Diagramming Minimum Enrollments: 12 CCNA 1 Est. Credit Cost Per Student: Network $1,996.75 Infrastructure Concepts Oral Interpersonal All courses are delivered at Math & Logic CVTC or in an approved lab at the high school IT-Software (with generals) The IT-User Support Technician technical diploma prepares individuals to provide technical assistance in resolving software-based computer problems in today s digital office environments. These courses represent most of the first semester in VT s IT-Software Developer and IT-Mobile Developer associate degree programs. IT User Support Technician Technical Diploma Web 1 HTML & CSS Total Credits: 15 Database 1 Total Hours: 304 Programming Minimum Enrollments: 12 Fundamentals Est. Credit Cost Per Oral Interpersonal Student: $1,995.75 Math & Logic All courses are delivered at CVTC or in an approved lab at the high school Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Information Technology IT-User Support Technician Students work with a text editor and a browser to develop web pages from scratch using HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control color, layout, text, and images. Problem-solving skills are practiced as students complete a variety of programming exercises using the JavaScript programming language. Students explore the history and evolution of databases, and investigate current database usage in the industry. Students who successfully complete the courses will earn an IT-User Support Technician Technical Diploma from CVTC. This technical diploma prepares individuals to provide technical assistance in resolving software-based computer problems in today s digital office environments. IT User Support Technician Technical Diploma Web 1 HTML & CSS Database 1 Programming Fundamentals Total Credits: 9 Total Hours: 192 Minimum Enrollments: 12 Est. Credit Cost Per Student: $1,204.65 All courses are delivered by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC Call: 715-858-1833 Email: jwatters3@cvtc.edu

Manufacturing Machine Tooling Technics This academy is designed to provide basic skill levels in the machine tool trades. The student will lean the basic skills of milling, drilling, turning, and grinding on industrial grade equipment. Student will also learn applied Math, Blueprint reading, and Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM). Students will earn dual credits that will apply towards advanced placement in the machine tool program. Credits will transfer in UW Stout Career Technical Education and Operations Management degrees. Some courses will be integrated with regular full time students. Machine Shop Theory Precision Measurement Machine Trades Blueprint Reading Manual Turning Processes Manual Milling Processes Math 10 (Opportunity to test out) Total Credits: 16 Total Hours: 512 Minimum Enrollments: Stacked into CVTC courses Estimated cost per student: $2858.00 + $1050.00 Tools All courses are delivered by CVTC faculty at CVTC National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Measurement, Material, & Safety Credential Manufacturing Engineering This academy provides developmental knowledge and skills related to applied math in engineering, safety, blueprint reading, and basic electronics in a manufacturing engineering environment. Students use industry standard Auto CAD and SolidWorks software to develop detailed design drawings and specifications in Manufacturing. Related welding courses will allow for an initial experience of a welding process. This experience will provide a broad experience in manufacturing to develop skills in this high demand pathway. Manufacturing Skills Standards Technical Math 1 Manufacturing Workplace Safety Blueprint Reading CAD Basics Solid Modeling 1 Basic Electronics Related Welding Total Credits: 21 Total Hours: 464 Minimum Enrollments: 12-18 Est. Credit Cost Per Student: $3,023.70 All courses are delivered at school teachers CSWA Certification Measurement, Materials & Safety NIMS Credential MMSC Safety Snap-on Meter Certification

Manufacturing Mobile Manufacturing Lab The purpose of the Mobile Manufacturing lab is to bring advanced manufacturing and STEM directly to students at high schools. Curricula may be broken into four modules: Machining, Welding, Automation, and STEM in manufacturing. High school teachers will work with CVTC faculty to team teach the modules from these areas. Students will receive dual credit to encourage matriculation into manufacturing programs. Professional development is available for high school instructors related to the curriculum and equipment on the mobile lab. CSWA Certification Measurement, Materials & Safety NIMS Credential MMSC Safety Snap-on Meter Certification Manufacturing Skills Total Credits: 3-18 Standards Safety Minimum Enrollments: 12 Blueprint Reading Total Hours: Varies CAD Basics Est. Credit Cost Per Solid Works Student: Varies Electronics Welding. Power, pneumatic and IT hook ups to plug lab in at schools, fuel for generator. All courses are delivered at school teachers. Instruction Assistant from CVTC to support instruction on lab 3D printer, Laser engraver, Lap tops, Mill and Welding equipment featured on lab Coming Fall 2017 Welding This academy is designed to provide basic skill levels for entry-level employment in the area of production welding. Students will learn welding safety, basic welding math, welding print reading, and wire feed processes. Completion of this academy will lead into CVTC one-year welding technical diploma program. Wire Feed Welding Certificate (Intro to GMAW) Welding Print Total Credits: 9 Reading Total Hours: 288 Basic Wire Feed Minimum Enrollments: 12 Welding Est. Credit Cost Per Industrial Skills for Student: $2,294.16 Welders Welding Safety & Orientation All courses are delivered by CVTC faculty at the high school or CVTC

STEM & Liberal Arts Liberal Arts (Generals) Students will gain knowledge and skills in communication and critical thinking which will meet the general education requirements for transfer to local universities. Transferable credits to UWEC, UW Stout, and UW River Falls (and others) to fulfill general education requirements at those institutions. Transferable Credits STEM Prep Students enrolled in this academy will learn college level rigor math and science content and skills. Transferable credits to UWEC, UW Stout, and UW River Falls (and others) to fulfill general education requirements at those institutions. Transferable Credits Success These courses prepare students for college expectations and strategies for successful completion. Additional supplies & fees Course Credits Hours Cost English Comp 1 3 48 $525.75 General Psychology 3 48 $525.75 Algebra 4 64 $699.50 Race and Ethnicity 3 48 $525.75 Ethics 3 48 $525.75 Spanish 1 4 64 $699.50 Principles of Micro Economics 3 48 $525.75 Most courses have online delivery option available Course Credits Hours Cost Algebra 4 64 $699.50 Principles Biology 4 96 $723.00 Astronomy 3 64 $542.25 Environmental Science 4 80 $723.00 Principles of General Physics 5 96 $903.75 Calculus & Analytic Geometry 5 80 $873.25 Plane Trigonometry 3 48 $525.75 Most courses have online delivery option available Course Credits Hours Cost Academic Success Strategies 1 16 $178.25 Algebra Success 3 64 $534.75 Statistics 3 96 $389.70 Mathematical Reasoning 3 64 $389.70 Online Success Strategies 1 16 $142.90 ~ r~cii ~lie a 1

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