Course Information

Cosmetology 1 & 2 (CP) Syllabus

Instructor: Kris Monday
Email: kmonday@greenville.k12.sc.us
Phone: 864-355-8476
Office Hours: 11:40am–12:30pm Mon–Thurs
Location: Bonds Career Center
Course Codes: Cosmetology 1 & 2- 6150, 6151
Credits: each section = 2 course credits
Cluster: Human Services
Textbook: Milady Standard Cosmetology, 14th Edition
Certifications Offered: OSHA-10 Cosmetology, Barbicide/Lucascide

Textbook/Instructional Materials: Milady Standard Cosmetology 14th edition, Milady Standard Theory Workbook, Milady Practical Workbook, Milady Theory Exam Review Book, iCEV Cosmetology

Course Description

The Cosmetology program is designed to prepare students to qualify for the South Carolina State Board Licensing Examination. Students receive training in the art and science of hair, skin, and nail care through both theory and practical application. Topics include:

• Hair shaping, styling, coloring, waving, and scalp treatments
  
  

• Shampooing, conditioning, and rinsing
  
  

• Facials, makeup, hair removal, manicuring, and pedicuring
  
  

• Anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and bacteriology
  
  

• Salon business, planning, and management
  
  

This two-year licensure program consists of four consecutive semesters during 11th and 12th grades. Students must complete 1540 hours total:

• 1000 hours at Bonds Career Center (face-to-face instruction)
  
  

• 540 academic hours through home high school coursework (English, Math, Science, and Technology)
  
  

A minimum average grade of 75 and 100% attendance are required to advance from Cosmetology 1 to 2 and to meet eligibility for state licensure.

Year 1 Course Outline

Unit / Chapter

Topics Covered

Standards

Unit 1

History & Career Opportunities, Life Skills, Professional Image, Communication

1.(b)(c), 2.(i)(3)

Chapter 5

Infection Control Principles & Practices

1.(a)

Chapter 15

Scalp Care, Shampooing & Conditioning

2.(a)

Chapter 17

Hair Design & Hairstyling: Thermal Curling, Pressing, Roller Placement, Molding & Pin Curls

2.(d)

Chapter 6

Anatomy, Physiology, and Histology

1.(e)

Chapter 16

Haircutting and Shaping Techniques

2.(c)

Chapter 12

Basics of Chemistry

1.(i)

Chapter 11

Trichology: Hair and Scalp Properties

1.(g)

Chapter 20

Chemical Texture Services: Perming, Relaxing, Straightening

2.(f)

Chapter 13

Basics of Electricity

1.(j)

Chapter 21

Haircolor Theory & Techniques

2.(g)

Chapter 22

Hair Removal: Waxing

2.(h)

Full SC Cosmetology Standards:
https://ed.sc.gov/instruction/career-and-technical-education/programs-and-courses/career-clusters/human-services/human-services-course-standards/cosmetology-standards/

Daily Expectations & Safety

• Sign in immediately upon arrival and out prior to leaving
  
  

• Place phone in designated area (no phone use during class)
  
  

• Begin bell ringer / warm-up
  
  

• Follow all safety and sanitation procedures
  
  

• Wear full uniform and closed-toe shoes daily
  
  

• Complete assigned cleaning duties each week
  
  

• No food or drink (except water) allowed in lab or classroom
  
  

• Respect school property, peers, and staff at all times
  
  

Note: Students not in full uniform or wearing appropriate shoes may not enter the lab and risk loss of hours.

Behavior Expectations

• No horseplay, profanity, or unsafe behavior
  
  

• No lab entry without permission or proper uniform
  
  

• No lab work with a substitute present
  
  

• No bullying or threatening gestures or language
  
  

• Hall passes required to leave the classroom
  
  

Program Fees (Year 1)

Item Cost

Kit $715.00

Uniform $65.00

Lab Fee $35.00

Total Due   $815.00

Due Date: August 29, 2025
Students are responsible for all materials once kits are issued.

Grading & Evaluation

Category Weight

Major Grades 60%

Minor Grades 40%

Employability Grade (100 pts/week) – Deductions of 10 points per infraction for issues related to:

• Communication, teamwork, and time management
  
  

• Technology misuse (phones, airpods, smartwatch, etc.)
  
  

• Safety and sanitation, job duty completion
  
  

• Punctuality, professionalism, and work ethic
  
  

Late Work Policy: 10-point deduction per day late

Classroom Consequences

1. Verbal warning + employability point deduction
   
   

2. Parent contact
   
   

3. Referral, parent contact, possible OSS
   
   

Suspension results in a loss of hours.

Productivity & Early Finishers

If you finish early, stay productive by:

• Making up missed work
  
  

• Practicing practical skills or timing State Board tasks
  
  

• Helping peers or instructor
  
  

• Cleaning and organizing your kit or workspace
  
  

• Studying cosmetology media with instructor approval
  
  

Note: Lounging or excessive socializing = loss of hours and professionalism points.

Final Notes

• Submit valid State ID, SS card, birth certificate, and enrollment form by Aug. 29, 2025
  
  

• Criminal convictions may affect eligibility for testing/licensure
  
  

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