Aeronautics Careers Academy
Meet the AERONautics Team
Mr. Remenaric is our technology instructor in the Aeronautics Careers Academy, where he teaches Intro to Aeronautics, Aviation Weather, Private Pilot Flight Theory, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems. Mr. Remenaric started teaching physics at Stow-Munroe Falls High School and transitioned into the aeronautics program in 2019. He has since gotten his Advanced Ground Instructors Certificate from the FAA, Private Pilot Certificate, and Remote Pilot Certificate. His main goal for the program is to get students interested, informed, and involved in as many different facets of aviation from becoming a Pilot to Air Traffic Controller to A&P Mechanic.
Contact Mr. Remenaric at st_tremenaric@smfcsd.org
Mr. Morris is our math instructor in the Aeronautics Careers Academy where he teaches Algebra 2, PreCalculus, Calculus, and AP Calculus. He has been teaching in the ACA since its inception in 2009. Technology is an integral part of his class both in and out of the classroom. Mr. Morris is also involved with extracurricular activites as the head coach of the women's cross country and track and field teams at Stow-Munroe Falls High School. He graduated Magna Sum Laude from Kent State University in 2001 with a bachelors degree in Integrated Mathematics. He also obtained his Masters degree from The University of Akron in Educational Administration in 2009.
Contact Mr. Morris at st_morris@smfcsd.org
Mr. Syvanych is our English instructor in the Aeronautics Careers Academy. He has been teaching English in the ACA since 2013 and is passionate about helping students grow as readers and writers. Mr. Syvanych’s goal is to foster critical thinking skills within his students to prepare them for a professional future after high school.
Contact Mr. Syvanych at dsyvanych@smfcsd.org
About the Program
The Aeronautics Careers Academy is a two-year career tech program housed at Stow-Munroe Falls High School. Students study Introduction to Aeronautics, Aviation Weather, Elements of Flight Theory, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The program can lead to a bachelor's or associate’s degree in aeronautics and also prepares students for on-the-job training right out of high school. The most important goal of the program is to provide students with practical experiences in the field of aviation through hands-on activities in the classroom, field trips, and direct contact with professionals working in aviation. Our students have the opportunity to meet and work with air traffic controllers, aircraft mechanics, aerospace engineers, pilots, and airport managers. In class, students will build and launch rockets, create and test airfoils, spend time on flight and ATC simulators, and fly drones.
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