Family and Consumer Science
FOODS 1 (43210)
FOODS 1 (43210)
Do you need kitchen skills? Food and Nutrition 1 covers all the basic information you will need to become a great cook. This course will help you understand the principles of nutrition and healthy lifestyles. You will have hands on experience, cooking in groups and learning basic food preparation. All areas of My Plate will be included.
Do you need kitchen skills? Food and Nutrition 1 covers all the basic information you will need to become a great cook. This course will help you understand the principles of nutrition and healthy lifestyles. You will have hands on experience, cooking in groups and learning basic food preparation. All areas of My Plate will be included.
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
CULINARY 1 (FOODS 2) (43220)
CULINARY 1 (FOODS 2) (43220)
This is the second course in the Culinary pathway. You will review kitchen safety and sanitation, experience multiple food labs using different cooking methods, and lean about the 5 mother sauces and yeast breads. You will also learn different knife cuts and practice them in recipes. Lots of fun lab experiences as you continue learning about the culinary field.
This is the second course in the Culinary pathway. You will review kitchen safety and sanitation, experience multiple food labs using different cooking methods, and lean about the 5 mother sauces and yeast breads. You will also learn different knife cuts and practice them in recipes. Lots of fun lab experiences as you continue learning about the culinary field.
Pre-req Foods 1
Pre-req Foods 1
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
SENIORS ONLY FOODS (43210S)
SENIORS ONLY FOODS (43210S)
Are you ready to move out? Afraid of starving? Going to miss your mom’s cooking? Sign up to learn more about nutrition and become better prepared for cooking on your own. Come join fellow classmates as we research and compile good recipes for eating on your own and on a limited budget.
Are you ready to move out? Afraid of starving? Going to miss your mom’s cooking? Sign up to learn more about nutrition and become better prepared for cooking on your own. Come join fellow classmates as we research and compile good recipes for eating on your own and on a limited budget.
Fee: $20 12th Grade only 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 12th Grade only 0.5 CTE credit
BAKING AND PASTRY (43318)
BAKING AND PASTRY (43318)
This is a brand new course intended to be a Capstone course for students who have taken Foods 1 and Culinary 1. Students must have their food handlers permit to participate in this course. Students will learn about yeast breads, pastries, cakes, confectionary, and cookies. Students will make some products that will be packaged and sold and may participate in some catering events.
This is a brand new course intended to be a Capstone course for students who have taken Foods 1 and Culinary 1. Students must have their food handlers permit to participate in this course. Students will learn about yeast breads, pastries, cakes, confectionary, and cookies. Students will make some products that will be packaged and sold and may participate in some catering events.
Pre-requisite: Foods 1 and Culinary 1
Pre-requisite: Foods 1 and Culinary 1
Fee: $20 11th and 12th Grades .50 CTE credit
Fee: $20 11th and 12th Grades .50 CTE credit
PROSTART (43317)
PROSTART (43317)
(COURSE ALTERNATES EVERY OTHER YEAR) Did you enjoy Foods I and Culinary I? Students will perform quantity food preparation as it relates to catering, bakery, restaurant, hospitality, and business operations. Students will be involved in food preparation for Fun Food Friday and SilverWolf of the Month luncheon. A food handler’s permit will be required. This is a very hands on class, and is a yearlong course that teaches about carreer opportunities in the food service/culinary arts industry. Students will have the opportunity to learn and practice safety and sanitation procedures, and to use and maintain food service equipment. This is the basic course from the National Restaurant Association that introduces you into the world of professional cooking. We will be working on communication skills, safety and sanitation, food preparation, meal planning, catering and other topics throughout this course. Culinary competitions can also be a fun part of this class.
(COURSE ALTERNATES EVERY OTHER YEAR) Did you enjoy Foods I and Culinary I? Students will perform quantity food preparation as it relates to catering, bakery, restaurant, hospitality, and business operations. Students will be involved in food preparation for Fun Food Friday and SilverWolf of the Month luncheon. A food handler’s permit will be required. This is a very hands on class, and is a yearlong course that teaches about carreer opportunities in the food service/culinary arts industry. Students will have the opportunity to learn and practice safety and sanitation procedures, and to use and maintain food service equipment. This is the basic course from the National Restaurant Association that introduces you into the world of professional cooking. We will be working on communication skills, safety and sanitation, food preparation, meal planning, catering and other topics throughout this course. Culinary competitions can also be a fun part of this class.
Pre-requisite: Foods 1 and Culinary 1
Pre-requisite: Foods 1 and Culinary 1
Fee: $20 per semester 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 CTE credit
Fee: $20 per semester 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 CTE credit
INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS (43331)
INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS (43331)
Non Concurrent
Non Concurrent
Relationships can be challenging both as a teenager and as an adult. Learn how to interact with your friends, members of your family, people you date, and more formally with employers. Learn about love, dating, and marriage. Learn about solving life's problems and preparing for the future! This class offers students the opportunity to look at their lives and decide who they really want to be as adults.
Relationships can be challenging both as a teenager and as an adult. Learn how to interact with your friends, members of your family, people you date, and more formally with employers. Learn about love, dating, and marriage. Learn about solving life's problems and preparing for the future! This class offers students the opportunity to look at their lives and decide who they really want to be as adults.
No Fee 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
No Fee 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
CHF 2400 (43339)
CHF 2400 (43339)
Relationships can be challenging both as a teenager and as an adult. Learn how To interact with your friends, members of your family, people you date, and more formally with employers. Learn about love, dating, and marriage. Learn about solving life's problems and preparing for the future! This class offers students the opportunity to look at their lives and decide who they really want to be as adults.
Relationships can be challenging both as a teenager and as an adult. Learn how To interact with your friends, members of your family, people you date, and more formally with employers. Learn about love, dating, and marriage. Learn about solving life's problems and preparing for the future! This class offers students the opportunity to look at their lives and decide who they really want to be as adults.
Fee: WSU CE fee 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit (Semester class)
Fee: WSU CE fee 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit (Semester class)
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU CHF 2400 - 3 credits
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU CHF 2400 - 3 credits
WSU Gen Ed Req
WSU Gen Ed Req
PERSONAL & FAMILY FINANCE (43332)
PERSONAL & FAMILY FINANCE (43332)
Come play the classroom version of the GAME of LIFE! Learn about controlling your finances instead of letting them control you. This course meets the requirements for the General Financial Literacy (GFL) credit required for graduation. You will learn all the personal financial literacy content (money management, spending, credit, savings, investing and insurance) with a financial health emphasis. This course examines the role of family, social and emotional influences on financial behaviors; additionally we will look at the financial implications associated with addictions, abuse, dating, marriage, parenting, divorce and death. Guest speakers and career exploration in financial behavioral health and counseling with be incorporated as well.
Come play the classroom version of the GAME of LIFE! Learn about controlling your finances instead of letting them control you. This course meets the requirements for the General Financial Literacy (GFL) credit required for graduation. You will learn all the personal financial literacy content (money management, spending, credit, savings, investing and insurance) with a financial health emphasis. This course examines the role of family, social and emotional influences on financial behaviors; additionally we will look at the financial implications associated with addictions, abuse, dating, marriage, parenting, divorce and death. Guest speakers and career exploration in financial behavioral health and counseling with be incorporated as well.
No Fee 11th and 12th grades .50 GFL or CTE credit
No Fee 11th and 12th grades .50 GFL or CTE credit
CHILD DEVELOPMENT - ECED 2500 (43240)
CHILD DEVELOPMENT - ECED 2500 (43240)
Ever wonder where babies come from, why two year olds throw temper tantrums and four-year-olds are so bossy? Take Child Development and find the answers to these and many more questions concerning children and the way they grow and develop. Participate in observations and hands on activities. Test out your parenting skills by taking home a computerized baby!
Ever wonder where babies come from, why two year olds throw temper tantrums and four-year-olds are so bossy? Take Child Development and find the answers to these and many more questions concerning children and the way they grow and develop. Participate in observations and hands on activities. Test out your parenting skills by taking home a computerized baby!
*Concurrent Enrollment for this class is optional.*
*Concurrent Enrollment for this class is optional.*
Fee: $10 and WSU CE fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $10 and WSU CE fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2500 - 3 credits
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2500 - 3 credits
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 1 - ECED 2600 (43241)
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 1 - ECED 2600 (43241)
Try your hand at teaching young children. Build an outstanding teaching file and use it when you teach preschool to FHS's Silver Pups. Participate in building developmental skills in children, and start your pathway to earning your Child Development Associate Certification (CDA). Observe infants, toddlers and preschoolers in their surroundings. If you enjoy working with children, this is the class for you. Weber County Food Handler’s Permit Required
Try your hand at teaching young children. Build an outstanding teaching file and use it when you teach preschool to FHS's Silver Pups. Participate in building developmental skills in children, and start your pathway to earning your Child Development Associate Certification (CDA). Observe infants, toddlers and preschoolers in their surroundings. If you enjoy working with children, this is the class for you. Weber County Food Handler’s Permit Required
Pre-requisite: Child Development
Pre-requisite: Child Development
*Concurrent Enrollment for this class is optional.*
*Concurrent Enrollment for this class is optional.*
Fee: $20 and WSU CE fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 and WSU CE fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2600 - 3 credits
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2600 - 3 credits
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 2 – ECED 2620 (SILVER PUPS DAYCARE) LAB (43243)
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 2 – ECED 2620 (SILVER PUPS DAYCARE) LAB (43243)
If you love children, or think you may want to pursue a career working with children, then this is the class for you. Come participate in FHS’s on-site child development lab with the Silver Pups! This is the ultimate handson experience!! A focus of this class is working to build a Child Development Associate (CDA) portfolio. Required: Weber County Food Handler’s Permit
If you love children, or think you may want to pursue a career working with children, then this is the class for you. Come participate in FHS’s on-site child development lab with the Silver Pups! This is the ultimate handson experience!! A focus of this class is working to build a Child Development Associate (CDA) portfolio. Required: Weber County Food Handler’s Permit
Pre-Requisite: Child Development & Early Childhood Education 1
Pre-Requisite: Child Development & Early Childhood Education 1
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2620
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2620
- 3 credits
- 3 credits
Fee: $20 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3 – ECED 2610
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3 – ECED 2610
(SILVER PUPS DAYCARE) MANAGER (43321)
(SILVER PUPS DAYCARE) MANAGER (43321)
This course is for students who have taken Early Childhood Education 1 and 2. Come participate in FHS’s onsite child development lab with the Silver Pups! For students considering a career in child care and teaching, this is the ultimate hands-on experience!! The primary focus of this class is to complete steps required for the Child Development Associate (CDA) credential through this on-site early childhood educational experience. Required: Weber County Food Handler’s Permit
This course is for students who have taken Early Childhood Education 1 and 2. Come participate in FHS’s onsite child development lab with the Silver Pups! For students considering a career in child care and teaching, this is the ultimate hands-on experience!! The primary focus of this class is to complete steps required for the Child Development Associate (CDA) credential through this on-site early childhood educational experience. Required: Weber County Food Handler’s Permit
Pre-Requisite: Childhood Education 1 and 2
Pre-Requisite: Childhood Education 1 and 2
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2610 - 3 credits
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU ECED 2610 - 3 credits
Fee: $20 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
FASHION DESIGN STUDIO – PS 1503 (43230)
FASHION DESIGN STUDIO – PS 1503 (43230)
This course explores how fashion influences everyday life and introduces students to the fashion industry. Topics covered include: fashion fundamentals, elements and principles of design, textiles, consumerism, and fashion related careers, with an emphasis on personal application. This course will strengthen comprehension of concepts and standards outlined in Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education. Student leadership and competitive events (DECA) may be an integral part of the course.
This course explores how fashion influences everyday life and introduces students to the fashion industry. Topics covered include: fashion fundamentals, elements and principles of design, textiles, consumerism, and fashion related careers, with an emphasis on personal application. This course will strengthen comprehension of concepts and standards outlined in Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education. Student leadership and competitive events (DECA) may be an integral part of the course.
Fee: $20 and WSU CE fee 10th, 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 and WSU CE fee 10th, 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU PS 1503 - 3 credits
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU PS 1503 - 3 credits
FASHION DESIGN MERCHANDISING (43231)
FASHION DESIGN MERCHANDISING (43231)
The Fashion Merchandising course is an introductory course that teaches the concepts of entry-level business and fashion fundamentals. The following list of skill standards prepares the student in fashion merchandising with the fundamentals of: basic fashion concepts and marketing terminology, fashion cycles, key components of the fashion industry, retail merchandise categories, fashion promotion and fashion careers. This course will strengthen comprehension of concepts and standards outlined in Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education. Student leadership and competitive events (DECA) may be an integral part of the course.
The Fashion Merchandising course is an introductory course that teaches the concepts of entry-level business and fashion fundamentals. The following list of skill standards prepares the student in fashion merchandising with the fundamentals of: basic fashion concepts and marketing terminology, fashion cycles, key components of the fashion industry, retail merchandise categories, fashion promotion and fashion careers. This course will strengthen comprehension of concepts and standards outlined in Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education. Student leadership and competitive events (DECA) may be an integral part of the course.
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
INTERIOR DESIGN 1 (43250)
INTERIOR DESIGN 1 (43250)
Everyone lives in some kind of home – why not make it a palace? This basic introductory class enables students to explore their creativity in the field of interior design. You will understand the elements and principles of design, furniture arrangement basics, floor plan evaluation, area planning and careers. The color unit and the 3D Room project are the favorites. At the end of this class, you’ll want to redecorate your bedroom!
Everyone lives in some kind of home – why not make it a palace? This basic introductory class enables students to explore their creativity in the field of interior design. You will understand the elements and principles of design, furniture arrangement basics, floor plan evaluation, area planning and careers. The color unit and the 3D Room project are the favorites. At the end of this class, you’ll want to redecorate your bedroom!
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
INTERIOR DESIGN 2 – IDT1010 (43260)
INTERIOR DESIGN 2 – IDT1010 (43260)
Do you love to watch HGTV and dream about designing your own home? Come and learn how to work with clients and apply your creativity and design skills to interior design. You will learn about architectural and historical features that make a house. We will then make that house a home by designing floor plans, furniture, and fill each space with your choices of color scheme, lighting, fabric, and wall treatments. Maybe after this class you will become the next Chip or Joanna Gaines!
Do you love to watch HGTV and dream about designing your own home? Come and learn how to work with clients and apply your creativity and design skills to interior design. You will learn about architectural and historical features that make a house. We will then make that house a home by designing floor plans, furniture, and fill each space with your choices of color scheme, lighting, fabric, and wall treatments. Maybe after this class you will become the next Chip or Joanna Gaines!
Fee: $20 and WSU CE fees 10th, 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: $20 and WSU CE fees 10th, 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU IDT 1010 - 3 credits WSU Gen Ed Req
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU IDT 1010 - 3 credits WSU Gen Ed Req
Nutrition 1020.mp4FOUNDATIONS OF NUTRITION - NUTR1020 (43311)
FOUNDATIONS OF NUTRITION - NUTR1020 (43311)
Everyone likes to eat, but do you know what you're eating? Learn about the available 'tools' to help you choose the foods you eat wisely. Which vitamins and minerals are important for good health and why. A dietary analysis will open your eyes and shock you as you analyze what you have eaten. This Course fulfills a LIFE SCIENCE credit towards your Associate Degree.
Everyone likes to eat, but do you know what you're eating? Learn about the available 'tools' to help you choose the foods you eat wisely. Which vitamins and minerals are important for good health and why. A dietary analysis will open your eyes and shock you as you analyze what you have eaten. This Course fulfills a LIFE SCIENCE credit towards your Associate Degree.
Fee: WSU CE fees/book 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: WSU CE fees/book 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU NUTR 1020 - 3 credits WSU Gen Ed Req
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU NUTR 1020 - 3 credits WSU Gen Ed Req
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT - CHF 1500(43330)
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT - CHF 1500(43330)
You are about to begin an exciting personal journey. How did our life begin? How did you go from a single cell about the size of a poppy seed to the fully-grown complex adult person you are today? How do you influence other people’s lives? How do they influence yours? The science of human development is the study of how and why people change as they grow older, as well as how and why they stay the same in every culture. Earn both diversity and general education credit for this course.
You are about to begin an exciting personal journey. How did our life begin? How did you go from a single cell about the size of a poppy seed to the fully-grown complex adult person you are today? How do you influence other people’s lives? How do they influence yours? The science of human development is the study of how and why people change as they grow older, as well as how and why they stay the same in every culture. Earn both diversity and general education credit for this course.
Fee: WSU CE fees /book 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Fee: WSU CE fees /book 11th or 12th grade 0.5 CTE credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU CHF 1500 - 3 credits WSU Gen Ed Req
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU CHF 1500 - 3 credits WSU Gen Ed Req
ERVid.mp4TEACHING AS A PROFESSION (25005)
TEACHING AS A PROFESSION (25005)
Experience and participate as you learn about the role and characteristics of an effective educator. Observe and participate with teachers and students in the classroom. Learn about current teaching methods and instructional strategies. Explore assessments and when to use them. Discover how students learn and how to differentiate for special populations. Recognize ways to use educational technology in the classroom.
Experience and participate as you learn about the role and characteristics of an effective educator. Observe and participate with teachers and students in the classroom. Learn about current teaching methods and instructional strategies. Explore assessments and when to use them. Discover how students learn and how to differentiate for special populations. Recognize ways to use educational technology in the classroom.
No Fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
No Fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 CTE credit
ASPIRING EDUCATORS: INTRO TO EDUCATION 1010 - (23900CE)
ASPIRING EDUCATORS: INTRO TO EDUCATION 1010 - (23900CE)
Students will explore the exciting world of teaching; examine what it means to be a teacher; and participate in field observations. This course is designed to introduce students to personal and professional experiences within the educational community. This course or an approved equivalent, is a prerequisite to elementary and secondary licensure programs in the department of teacher education at Weber State University. (2 PERIOD BLOCK)
Students will explore the exciting world of teaching; examine what it means to be a teacher; and participate in field observations. This course is designed to introduce students to personal and professional experiences within the educational community. This course or an approved equivalent, is a prerequisite to elementary and secondary licensure programs in the department of teacher education at Weber State University. (2 PERIOD BLOCK)
Fee: WSU CE fees 11th or 12th grade 1.0 elective credit
Fee: WSU CE fees 11th or 12th grade 1.0 elective credit
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU EDU 1010 - 3 credits
Concurrent enrollment offered through WSU EDU 1010 - 3 credits
INTRO TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (84116)
INTRO TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (84116)
This course is an introduction to the Behavioral Health industry. Topics that will be introduced in this foundational level course include understanding self-concept, effective communications, healthy relationships, addictive behaviors, mental health disorders, and protective laws and rights of patients and practitioners.
This course is an introduction to the Behavioral Health industry. Topics that will be introduced in this foundational level course include understanding self-concept, effective communications, healthy relationships, addictive behaviors, mental health disorders, and protective laws and rights of patients and practitioners.
Fee required 10th, 11th, and 12th grades .50 CTE credit
Fee required 10th, 11th, and 12th grades .50 CTE credit
SPORT SEWING 1 (43120)
SPORT SEWING 1 (43120)
Students work at their own pace to learn basic design and constructions skills to sew projects. No previous sewing experience necessary. The skills will introduce and prepare students for employment opportunities in the outdoor/sports design industry. A bag, apron, backpack, hammock, hoodie, or hat are just a few possible sewing project they can make.
$20 Fee required 10th, 11, or 12th grades .50 CTE credit
SPORT DESIGN (43128)
SPORT DESIGN (43128)
Students work at their own pace to learn intermediate design and construction skills using technical fabrics to sew projects. The skills will introduce and prepare students for employment opportunities in the outdoor/sports design industry. A jacket, vest, and dufflebag are just a few possible sewing projects they can make.
$20 Fee required 10th, 11th, or 12th grades .50 CTE credit