Computer Applications I 7012 .5 credit & Computer Applications II 7013 .5 credit
Computer Applications is a two-semester course offered to all freshmen. The purpose of this course is to equip students with the skills of basic computer usage, word processing, peripherals, network integration, and increased proficiency in typing skills. The course uses the Google Workspace Suite to teach word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software. Other applications may also be used as the students work to gain mastery of today's technology. Students will be introduced to the proper use of copyrighted materials. An emphasis on digital citizenship (the ethical and responsible use of technology online and in the world) is found throughout this course.
Personal Finance 7044 .5 credit (Graduation Requirement)
Personal Finance is a one-semester required course for juniors and seniors. The course is designed to provide students with a background for their own personal financial management. Financial management areas covered are banking, budgeting, income tax, saving, investing, insurance, buying on credit, and the cost of credit. Also included is a study of careers and job-seeking skills.
Desktop Publishing 7050 1.0 credit
Desktop Publishing is a two-semester junior/senior elective. Students will learn the basics of journalistic writing, photojournalism, and the principles of newspaper, yearbook, and desktop publishing. These skills will be applied in the production of the school newspaper and yearbook. Students may take this course more than once.
Foods 7080 .5 credit
Introduction to Foods is a one-semester junior/senior elective. The course is designed for those who want to learn or improve on the important life skill of cooking. This introductory course to cooking provides students with the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the kitchen confidently. From basic cooking techniques to understanding ingredients and flavor combinations, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of cooking essentials. Through hands-on experience and guided instruction, students will develop practical skills to create delicious and nutritious meals.
Home Maintenance 7090 .5 credit
Home Maintenance is a one-semester elective for juniors and seniors. The course is designed to help students develop God-given talents and equip the young Christian with basic life skills in and around the home. The skills will include basic home upkeep and repairs.