Business Education

   ACCOUNTING - 203211

Students will study double-entry accounting and will be provided with the opportunity to interpret financial statements. Students will explore accounting for service and merchandise and corporate businesses, payroll accounting, banking, depreciation, and debt.

PREREQUISITE: MUST PASS INTRO TO BUSINESS

Credits - 2

Grades - 10, 11, 12

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS - 203313

Students will use Microsoft products to study advanced skills in word processing, spreadsheets, database organization, and presentation software. This will provide a background in Microsoft business applications which is an essential part of being skilled in the workforce today and will be useful in numerous careers.

Credits - 1

Grades - 9, 10, 11, 12

ENTREPRENEURSHIP - 203533

Students will explore small business opportunities while independently developing, planning, marketing, and financing a simulated small business. This course requires self-discipline and motivation by the student. Emphasis is placed on research, business communication, and presentation.

PREREQUISITE: MUST PASS INTRO TO BUSINESS

Credits - 1

Grades - 11, 12

INTRO TO BUSINESS - 203003

Students are exposed to their roles in our economy, entrepreneurship, marketing, management, business finance, business ethics, influential laws relating to business, and various forms of leadership. Overall, this course provides a general understanding of what business is, how it affects us, and will provide a foundation for other business courses.

Credits - 1

Grades - 9, 10, 11, 12

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE - 203046

An introductory course over an array of computer science related topics. The topics covered will include the following: how computers work, simple algorithms and their efficiency, networking, databases, artificial intelligence, graphics and graphic design, computer simulations, introduction to coding, and security and social impact of computing.

Credits - 1

Grades - 9, 10, 11, 12

SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING 1 - 901289

Students will learn the key functions of marketing, product promotion, and social media marketing. Students will be required to work outside of classroom time for event live streaming and working with the Daktronics video boards.  Be prepared to learn and experience a unique and exciting course focused solely on making MCHS and our community a better place to live, work, and play through sports and entertainment! 

PREREQUISITE: MUST PASS INTRO TO BUSINESS

Credits - 1

Grades - 10, 11, 12

SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING 2 - 901290

Students will learn the key functions of marketing, product promotion, and social media marketing.  Students will be required to work outside of classroom time for event live streaming and working with the Daktronics video boards.  These experiences will be learned through the production of Podcasts, Video Production, and Enhanced Print Media.  Be prepared to learn and experience a unique and exciting course focused solely on making MCHS and our community a better place to live, work, and play through sports and entertainment! 

PREREQUISITE: MUST PASS SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING 1

Credits - 1

Grades - 10, 11, 12

EXPLORING CAREERS - 203855 

This course introduces students to the essential skills needed to succeed in any career field. Through hands-on activities and real-world examples, students will learn key concepts in professionalism and work ethic, develop strong communication and interpersonal skills, and practice effective job-seeking and career-advancement strategies. By the end of the course, students will better understand their own strengths, explore potential career pathways, and gain the confidence to take their next steps toward future success.

Credits - 1

Grades - 10, 11, 12

WORKPLACE LEARNING - 509884 

This course allows students to earn high school credit by gaining real-world experience at an approved job outside the classroom. Students will develop practical workplace skills, build professional habits, and apply what they’ve learned in school to authentic work settings. Throughout the term, students will document their hours, reflect on their progress, and demonstrate growth in responsibility, communication, and career readiness—all while gaining valuable on-the-job experience.

Grades - 10, 11, 12