School Service
| 9231
TEACHER'S AIDE (FIRST SEMESTER) |
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| Prerequisite: Permission
of the instructor. Students
who have failed a class the previous semester MAY NOT be a Teacher's Aide. They must have
a 2.5 GPA and no more than ten absences. Grade: 12. Students will not be considered a senior until they have 18 credits at the beginning of the fall semester of their senior year. This class will be graded on a pass/fail basis and have no effect on the student's grade point average. |
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| 9232-
TEACHER'S AIDE (SECOND SEMESTER) |
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| Prerequisite: Permission
of the
instructor. Students who have
failed a class the previous semester MAY NOT be a Teacher's Aide. They must have
a 2.5 GPA and no more than ten absences. Grade: 12. Students will not be considered a senior until they have 18 credits at the beginning of the fall semester of their senior year. This class will be graded on a pass/fail basis and have no effect on the student's grade point average. |
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| NOTE: A STUDENT MAY ONLY ENROLL IN ONE AIDE COURSE PER SEMESTER |
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| 9960/9961
COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING (1 HOUR) |
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| Prerequisite:
Entrepreneurship with a grade of "C" or better and instructor
permission. Must be employed Grade: 12 This is a course for seniors who have successfully completed the Entrepreneurship class and want to learn specific skills. Students must have an approved job within one week from the start of the semester and will be released during the enrolled hour to work. The student will put into practice the job getting skills and the job retention skills they learned in Entrepreneurship. The student should work an average of five hours each week for each hour of enrollment. The student is responsible for providing his/her own transportation. The student will keep a record of hours worked. The student’s work will be supervised and evaluated by the employer (not a family member) and the COT Director. 1/2 credit per hour of enrollment. |
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| 9962/9963
COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING (2 HOUR) |
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| Prerequisite:
Entrepreneurship with a grade of “C” or better and instructor
permission. Must be employed Grade: 12 This is a course for seniors who have successfully completed the Entrepreneurship class and want to learn specific skills. Students must have an approved job within one week from the start of the semester and will be released during the enrolled hour to work. The student will put into practice the job getting skills and the job retention skills they learned in Entrepreneurship. The student should work an average of ten hours each week for each hour of enrollment. The student is responsible for providing his/her own transportation. The student will keep a record of hours worked. The student’s work will be supervised and evaluated by the employer (not a family member) and the COT Director. 1 credit per hour of enrollment. |
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| 9970/9971
COMMUNITY SERVICE (1ST SEMESTER/2ND SEMESTER) |
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| Prerequisite:
Entrepreneurship and instructor permission Grade: 11, 12 The class will meet one week in the classroom preparing for a volunteer job in the community. These jobs will be offered by elementary schools, Parsons State Hospital and Training Center, Labette County Medical Center, local nursing homes, SKIL, American Red Cross, etc. Students will be free to choose their jobs, picking the one that most appeals to their interests. The work in the community will last approximately 17 weeks. Each student must keep a daily journal of his/her experience to pass the course. Their supervisors and the classroom teacher will evaluate students. The final week will be spent reviewing, evaluating and sharing their experience with the class. Students must turn in timesheets to document their experience. Students will complete 1 hour per day at the job site. Students must be able to furnish their own transportation to their assignment. Students wishing to enroll for more than one semester may do so with the permission of the instructor and counselor. |
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| 9901/9902/9003/9004/9005/9006
COMMUNITY BASED TRAINING |
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| Prerequisite: Permission
of the Instructor Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12 Program is designed to provide an opportunity for students to receive small group vocational training opportunities at a business site (with a paraprofessional) to determine their skill level and interest area. When the student has met a specific criteria area they are rotated to a different training site. Currently PHS has seven business sites for students to experience work skills and related activities. |
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Classes with weighted grades are marked with a • by the course number Classes for fine arts are marked with a * by the course number |
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