Embedded Files
We established our pathways programs in an effort to allow students to earn high school credits and college credits simultaneously. This allows our students to maximize their efforts in high school school, brings focus to their studies, introduces them to college level work and saves their families money in the process. In addition, some students are able to earn industry credentials which will provide them with an advantage as they enter the workforce. The college credits earned through these pathways are Great Bay Community College.
We established our pathways programs in an effort to allow students to earn high school credits and college credits simultaneously. This allows our students to maximize their efforts in high school school, brings focus to their studies, introduces them to college level work and saves their families money in the process. In addition, some students are able to earn industry credentials which will provide them with an advantage as they enter the workforce. The college credits earned through these pathways are Great Bay Community College.
Advanced Manufacturing
Advanced Manufacturing
Spaulding High School and Great Bay Community College are working together to provide an opportunity for students to earn an Advanced Composites Manufacturing Certificate. If you choose to complete this program, you can earn up to 20 college credits while in high school.
If you choose to participate, you will need to take the following courses:
JUNIOR YEAR – classes taken at Spaulding High School
Organizational Communications - 0801064
Technical Blueprint Reading - 0801024
Introduction to Computers – 0801004
SENIOR YEAR – classes taken at Great Bay Community College, Rochester Campus
Introduction to Advanced Composites
Fundamentals of Composites Manufacturing
Applied Math & Measurement for Manufacturing
Students should schedule a time to meet with their School Counselor to ensure they have requested Year 1 Advanced Composites Manufacturing (ACM) classes.
Once students have requested the appropriate classes they should check in with Mrs. Jerr to discuss the program commitment expected of students.
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice
Spaulding High School and Great Bay Community College are working together to make it easier for high school students to earn their associate’s degree in Criminal Justice. If you choose to complete this program, you can earn a Career Technical Education Completer's Certificate and nearly half of your associate's degree in Criminal Justice from Great Bay Community College.
If you choose to participate, you will need to take the following courses at Spaulding:
JUNIOR YEAR
Introduction to Criminal Justice - 080104
Criminology - 080114
Introduction to Computers - 0801064
SENIOR YEAR
Criminal Law and Procedure - 080124
Juvenile Justice - 080134
College Composition - 010092
Quantitative Reasoning - 020282
If you choose to participate, you will need to take the following courses at Great Bay during D-Block of your senior year:
Semester 1 – Introduction to Sociology
Semester 2 – Public Administration
Students should schedule a time to meet with their School Counselor to ensure they have requested the Criminal Justice Program Year 1. Once students have requested the appropriate classes they should check in with Mr. Keough and Mrs. Jerr to discuss the program commitment expected of students.
Risk Management
Risk Management
Spaulding High School and Great Bay Community College are working together to provide an opportunity for students to earn a Risk Management & Insurance Certificate. If you choose to complete this program, you can earn up to 24 college credits while in high school.
If you choose to participate, you will need to take the following courses:
SOPHOMORE – classes taken at Spaulding High School
Principles of Risk Management HNRS
JUNIOR YEAR – classes taken at Spaulding High School
Accounting & Financial Reporting 1 HNRS
Introduction to Marketing HNRS
SENIOR YEAR – classes taken at Great Bay Community College, Rochester Campus
Students should schedule a time to meet with their School Counselor to ensure they have requested this pathway program. Once students have requested the appropriate classes they should check in with Mrs. Mitropoulos and Mrs. Jerr and to discuss the program commitment expected of students.
140 Wakefield Street
Rochester, NH 03867
Phone: 603-332-0757
Fax: 603-335-7365
Report abuse