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Course Description
Natural Resources / Agriculture
Agricultural Education courses are designed to prepare students for careers or post-secondary education in the food, fiber and natural resources industry. Courses are designed to offer students a four year program in the studies of agriculture.
Courses Offered
Agricultural Education
determined by enrollment
FFA
Ag. Science I & II Ag. Construction Ag. Business and Economics Animal Science Biotechnology Food Science Greenhouse Management Landscape Leadership Plant Science Wildlife Conservation
Skills
Public Speaking Problem Solving Livestock Evaluation Crop and Plant Identification Interpretation of Soil and Water Analysis Agricultural Financial Analysis Animal and Plant Genetic Section Animal Husbandry Insect Identification Methods of Pesticide Application
Quote “Ag education provides students with important knowledge as well as lifelong friends. It is so fun. My life is forever changed because of my agriculture education.” Kaylee Farmer, Senior
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Get Some Extra Credit! Students receive one Science waiver for taking Ag I & II plus one of the following courses: Wildlife Conservation Plant Science Food Science Animal Science Biotechnology Greenhouse Operations & Mgmt Landscape Design Students receive embedded credit for Personal Finance (graduates in 2018) when successfully completing Ag Science I & II and passing the required state test.
Skills
Management of Wild Game Animals Biology and Ecology of Wild and Domesticated Animals Identification of Plants, Livestock and Wildlife Diseases Disease Prevention and Treatment Arc and MIG Welding Career Salary Project Development and Animal Scientist................................ $54,290 Construction Veterinarian...................................... $75,230 Farm/Ranch Manager...................... $61,030 Plant & Soil Scientist........................ $62,970 Geneticist......................................... $79,270
Natural Resources / Agriculture
Agricultural Education
“FFA is a fun organization that has opened many doors and opportunities that I am going to utilize for the rest of my career in agriculture.” Skyler Scotten, Senior
FFA
Courses Offered
Automotive Technology
Industrial Engineering Technology
SkillsUSA
Automotive Technology I Automotive Technology II
Projects
Course Description
These days, a scene from an automotive service bay is somewhat like a scene from an operating room. A group of highly skilled men and women meticulously pour over their work, using sophisticated instruments and finely tuned minds to diagnose and repair the complex workings of the intricate machinery before them. With this, the demand for highly skilled technicians is rapidly growing. As demands increase, technician pay increases. If you’re looking to turn a hobby into a high paying career, the automotive industry is for you and NRTC Automotive Technology is the place to start.
Basic Engine Repair Engine Performance Heating and A/C Brakes and Suspension Basic Manual Transmissions and Drivetrain Basic Automatic Transmission Automotive Electrical
Career
Salary
Automotive Engineer.............$95,000 Vehicle Designer...................$90,000 NASCAR Pit Crewman..........$75,000 Dealership: Automotive Technician .......$50,000 Service Advisor...................$60,000
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“I applied for Oklahoma State University’s Chrysler Apprenticeship Program and found that I had to take an entrance exam. I was worried until I saw the test resembled the tests I had taken in Mr. Blurton’s class. I did great on the exam and I’m now attending OSU.” Equipment Zach Whitaker, Graduate The Automotive Technology class has a fully equipped NATEF shop to provide for the training of top notch technicians.
Course Description Courses Offered Construction Technology I Construction Technology II
Hourly Wage
Nonresidential Builder............................... $23.10 Heavy/Civil Engineering Construction....... $22.00 Construction Manager............................... $37.45 Specialty Trade Contractors manager....... $38.34
Quote “We learn more than most kids learn in a regular classroom. This class will truly help us after high school since we get to apply real world skills to real world projects. This is the best class you can take for learning construction skills to enter into a construction trade.” Harrison Raybourn, Graduate
Projects
Equipment Case Skid Steer Mini Excavator Hand and Power tools Blue Prints
Safety Hand and power tools Foundation materials and layout Blueprint and elevation reading Floor systems Wall and ceiling and roof framing Roofing systems Insulation and siding Windows and exterior doors Basic stair layout Drywall and painting Cabinetry and trim Introduction to plumbing Introduction to electrical Siding
Industrial & Engineering Technology
Construction Technology
Course Description
The Construction Technology Program is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of building trades using various projects and modules as the teaching vehicle to learn skills for this trade area. Students prepare for entry level employment or continuing education through “hands-on” experiences while learning the fundamentals of the construction trades. Students learn many hands-on skills as they build a new home in this Career 2-year program.
SkillsUSA
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Human Services
Course Description
“Culinary is fun! We are always learning something different.”
Culinary arts is a two year schoolto-career program that provides students with the fundamental skills and knowledge they need for success in the food service industry. Culinary labs, training, and experience gained for success in the student operated Cafe 27 coupled with the National Restaurant Association’s comprehensive curriculum are the foundation of the program.
Danielle Wright, Junior
Courses
Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts I Culinary Arts II
Certifications:
Knife Skills
ServSafe
Food Presentation
Career:
FCCLA
Menu Development
Sanitation and Safety/ Employee Certification
Equipment
Skills
Guest Service
Salary
Executive Chef..........................$ 57,471 to $ 87,563 Line Cook..................................$ 20,169 to $ 26,396 Pastry Cook...............................$ 47,756 to $ 71,559 Sous Chef..................................$ 33,912 to $ 53,123 Restaurant Manager..................$ 38,912 to $ 83,123
Fully Equipped Commercial Kitchen Baking And Pastries Garde Manager
Course Description
“Early Childhood Careers has been a wonderful learning experience for me. It helped me to decide what I wanted my future career to be and I was able to develop my goal of becoming an Early Childhood teacher after graduation.” Shana Bogart, Graduate
Courses
Early Childhood Careers I & II
Certifications Child Development Associate (CDA)Nationally Recognized
Skills Hands-on experience in our on-site preschool CPR and First Aid training Authentic curriculum planning
Equipment
Career Salary Preschool Teacher......................................... $24,700 Family Day Care Provider............................. $18,500 Elementary School Teacher (K-3).................. $30,000
Microsoft Word and Power Point Floor Planning Software SMART Board and Projector Laminator
Human Services
Early Childhood Careers
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Students learn to make a positive difference in the lives of children! Whether your goals are to teach in a preschool, become an elementary school teacher, open your own day-care, or just be a better parent, the early childhood program will help you work toward those goals. We focus on child development, positive guidance techniques, curriculum planning, creating a learning, environment, and much more.
FCCLA
Course Description
Graphic Design
Arts & Communication
Students will learn to use publishing software such as Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop, and Flexi SignPro. First-year students learn basic design theory and software through creative projects. Secondyear students learn about production and complete real world jobs for real world customers.
Career & Salary Entry-level Designer ..................... $35,000 Advertising, Public Relations, and Related Services ................... $49,150 Solo Graphic Designer ................. $46,750 Senior Designer ............................ $62,000 Creative/Design Director .............. $98,600
Projects Publication set-up e-Portfolio Vinyl Signs Posters Banners T-shirts Stickers Mugs Wall Art Presentations Senior Showcase
Equipment Printers Laser Wide-format Latex Sublimation Vinyl cutter Paper Folder Laminator Heat press Digital cameras Apple computers
Quote “Graphic Design is not only a career choice, it is a way of life. It teaches us what it means to be creative and still use the rules that the world surrounds us with. Without the use of graphic design the world would be all black and white not the beautiful array of colors it is today.” Tyler Aguilar, Senior
Courses Offered Graphic Design I Graphic Design II
Dual credit or articulation is available upon completion of both courses
Certifications
Project
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Blood Drive Playdough hearts CPR Training CNA Training at Moore-Few Care Center & Barone Alzheimer Center Job Shadowing at Nevada Regional Medical Center
Health Services
Description This program is designed for students who are interested in the health care field. Students have the opportunity to explore various careers by working with health care professionals in offices, clinics, and hospitals and develop a foundation in anatomy and physiology and medical terminology. Three days per week are spent on-the-job training at Moore-Few Care Center to earn certification in nurse assisting (CNA).
“The Health Sciences program gives students a wonderful opportunity in so many ways. It allows students to experience what it could be like in the medical field and also helps them to determine whether it’s right for them or not. It’s not just a great learning program but also a great hands on program. I highly recommend taking this class, not only if you’re interested in the medical field, but also if you really care for others and enjoy being around people.” Brittany Vickers, Graduate
Career and Salary Certified Nurse Assistant.........................$21,661 Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) ............. $33,000 Physical Therapist Assistant ................... $43,617 Pharmacy Tech .......................................$24,564 Physical Therapists ................................$62,215 Registered Nurse ...................................$56,667
Health Science
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Skills and Equipment Foundation in Anatomy & Physiology Experience with Health Care Equipment Communication Skills Accurate Vital Signs Medical Terminology Work Placement Skills
HOSA
High School of Business
Program Description
FBLA
High School of Business is designed much like a college business administration program. Students incorporate High School of Business into a college-preparatory style course of study, resulting in the delivery of a breadth of academic knowledge that is then used in rigorous business-focused projects. The program design allows students to start their freshman year with an introductory course where they can earn their required Personal Finance credit and conclude with the capstone course, Business Strategies, which requires implementation of the principles addressed throughout the High School of Business program. This program positions students for success in the areas of business administration.
Quote “NRTC Business classes have prepared me for college and work. I have gained valuable leadership skills throughout my 3 years of attending NRTC. I am better prepared for my future.” Ragan Forkner-Senior
Advanced Computer Applications Dual Credit with Crowder College Students are introduced to word processing, database, spreadsheet, and presentation applications. Learning is enhanced through the use of current business software and hands-on experience with PC-compatible computers. Students must have access to the version of Microsoft Office. This includes Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Software used in this course is best suited within a Windows environment.
Did you know that more high school grads major in business than any other college major? Through High School of Business™, students work to solve real business projects and problems, much as they will in college and at work. It’s challenging work, but the hands-on creativity required to complete the projects make it fun, too.
Career and Salary Accountant...................................... $56,580 Budget Analysts............................... $68,400 Business Executive....................... $134,150 Economists...................................... $91,860 Financial Manager......................... $100,720 General and Operational Manager.. $74,460
Sports & Entertainment Marketing
This course is designed to apply marketing principles and processes to the sports and entertainment industries. Skills in communications, human relations, psychology, and mathematics are reinforced in this course. Marketing simulations, projects, teamwork, DECA leadership activities, meetings, conferences and competitions provide many opportunities for application of instructional competencies. The sports and entertainment world has a major impact on the lives of all Americans.
Advertising Sales.................................... $50,000+ Marketing Research/Analyst.. $50,079 - $150,000 “NRTC is a great place to learn real Public Relations......................$45,000 - $125,000 world skills. Specifically, marketing classes and DECA have helped me Sports Management...............$50,000 - $250,000 Entertainment Publicist...........$60,000 - $250,000 understand different career paths Marketing Director.................. $52,800 - $255,000 and apply practical knowledge. I
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look forward to my marketing class every day and I believe that is worth a lot. I encourage everyone who is interested in entering the business world or even just looking to meet some great people while learning a lot to join this program.” Taylor Remington, DECA President 2015-16
HSB Courses
1st Semester
2nd Semester
Year Begins
Grade 9 Leadership Wealth Management 2016-17 (Personal Finance credit) Grade 10 Principles of Business Business Economics 2015-16 Grade 11 Principles of Marketing Principles of Finance* 2016-17 Grade 12 Principles of Management* Business Strategies* 2017-18
High School of Business
Career & Salary
DECA
Course descriptions found at http://www.mbaresearch.org/index.php/program-development/program-designs/hsb/about-hsb/program-design
Introduction to Engineering Design
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Industrial & Engineering Technology
Grades 9-12
Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) is a course that teaches problem-solving skills using a design development process. Models of product solutions are created, analyzed, and communicated using solid modeling computer design software. In this course, students use 3D solid modeling design software to help them design solutions to solve proposed problems.
Skills Microsoft Office Math and Science Skills Computer Knowledge Visualization Skills Good Problem Solving Interest in Engineering
Career
Salary
CAD Draftsman................... $30- 65,000 Landscape Architect............ $36-100,000 Architectural Engineer......... $45-110,000 Civil Engineer...................... $44- 93,000 Mechanical Engineer........... $49-136,000
Civil Engineering and Architecture Grades 11-12
Equipment
Dell Optiplex 780 Computers Dual 19” Monitors 42” HP DesignJet Plotter Autodesk Inventor Professional Autodesk Revit Maker-Bot Replicator 3d printer Epilog Laser Engraver
Civil Engineering and Architecture (CEA) students learn about various aspects of civil engineering and architecture and apply their knowledge to the design and development of residential and commercial properties and structures. In addition, students use 3D design software to design and document solutions for major course projects. Students communicate and present solutions to their peers and members of a professional community of engineers and architects.
T.S.A. A math credit may be earned with the completion of three PLTW courses.
Principles of Engineering
Grades 10-12 Through problems that engage and challenge, students explore a broad range of engineering topics including mechanisms, the strength of structures and materials, and automation. Students develop skills in problem solving, research, and design while learning strategies for design process documentation, collaboration and presentation.
Digital Electronics
Grades 11-12 From smart phones to appliances, digital circuits are all around us. This course provides a foundation for students who are interested in electrical engineering, electronics, or circuit design. Students study topics such as combinational and sequential logic and are exposed to circuit design tools used in industry including logic gates, integrated circuits, and programmable logic devices. Prerequisite: Algebra I
Quote “I love the PLTW Engineering courses because they allow me to express myself in a way that I enjoy. Anyone who likes to be creative, prefers handson activities, and likes to work on computers would enjoy these courses. Experiencing this environment has helped me decide what I want to do in the future as well as prepare me for what’s to come.”
Jacee Heckadon, Senior
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Grade 12 In this course, students work in teams to design and develop an original solution to a valid open-ended technical problem by applying the engineering design process. Students perform research to choose, validate, and justify a technical problem. After carefully defining the problem, teams design, build, and test their solutions while working closely with industry professionals who provide mentoring opportunities. Finally, student teams present and defend their original solution to an outside panel.
Career Salary
Electrical................................$83,110 Mechanical............................$77,020 Computer Hardware..............$98,820 Nuclear .................................$96,910
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Industrial & Engineering Technology
Equipment
Fully equipped engineering lab Vex Robotics Kits ROBOT C Software Structural Stress Analyzer
T.S.A.
Courses Offered
Welding Technology
Industrial Engineering Technology
SkillsUSA
Welding Technology I Welding Technology II
Course Description This program allows students the opportunity to learn entrylevel welding skills. Units of study include Print Reading, Oxy-Fuel & Cutting, Gas Tungsten Arc, Gas Metal Arc, Flux Cored Arc, Shielded Metal Arc and Plasma Arc Welding, and Plasma Cutting, Basic CNC Plasma Programming.
Projects Handrail for R-5 Administration Building Repair Trailers for R-5 Maintenance Fillet, Tee and Groove Welds Various Public Projects
Career
Salary
Iron Worker............................$50,000+ Boiler Maker .........................$55,000+ Pipe fitter ..............................$60,000+ Welding Inspector..................$75,000+
Equipment Victor - Hand and Track Torches Plasma Cutting Machines Torchmate 4x4 Growth Series CNC Plasma Table Lincoln Electric - Fume Extraction Filtration System Lincoln Electric - Precisions TIG 225 Lincoln Electric - Power MIG 256 Lincoln Electric - Ideal Arc 250 Lincoln Electric - Red Face Pipeliner SA-200 Baileigh 50 ton Shear/Punch Drill Press, Horizontal Bandsaw
Quote “This class is a very good class for anyone interested in this career. It is very educational and hands on. I look forward to attending this class every day.” Jackson Arnold, Graduate
Honor Roll
“A” or “B” in the career & technical program Three or less absences Zero Tardies
Students who maintain perfect attendance for an entire semester will be recognized.
National Technical Honor Society Students are recognized for outstanding leadership, academics, attendance, and character. Junior and senior students with the following criteria may be recommended by their CTE instructor: • • • • •
High school cumulative GPA is 3.0 or higher CTE GPA is 3.5 or above CTSO member 5 or less absences and tardies per semester Competed Application & Teacher Forms
The $25 application fee for student membership will be the student’s responsibility.
Certificate of Completion Each student may receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of their technical program. Students must maintain a “C” average for each semester, and comply with the attendance policy and code of conduct.
Honors
Students are recognized for achieving the following in their career & technical program: •••
Perfect Attendance
Adult Education & Literacy
AEL / HiSET
The Adult Education & Literacy program provides assistance that helps Missourians 17 years of age or older get the basic skills they need to be productive workers, family members, and citizens. The major areas of support are Adult Basic Education, and English Language Acquisition. These programs emphasize basic skills such as reading, writing, math, English language competency, and problem-solving.
Courses Career awareness and college readiness, writing, reading, social studies, math, science, basic keyboarding, English language acquisition, MO Options and online classes at MOLearns.com
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Skills and Equipment etAdults will take the HiSET test and upon passing will receive their High School Equivalency issued by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Successful MO Options students will take the HiSET test and be awarded a high school diploma. Expectations for each student include: • Demonstrated improvements in literacy skill levels in reading, writing, and speaking the English language, numeracy, problem-solving, English language acquisition, and other literacy skills. • Placement in, completion of, or retention in post-secondary education, training, unsubsidized employment, or career advancement. •Receipt of a secondary school diploma or its recognized equivalent.
“I decided to take my GED because my oldest child was in kindergarten. If I’m going to push her I needed to push myself first.” Graduate
Courses
Class #51
“I’m Lovin’ It. Being a nurse is awesome. This program prepared me with vast knowledge to give excellent care to my patients.” Kimberly
Description Practical Nursing program consists of a ten month course of study with clinical experiences designed to attract those persons who find satisfaction in nursing functions which are consistent with this type of preparation. We will train you to provide total patient care, under the supervision of Registered Nurses using the nursing process which consists of: assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation to solve problems in patient care.
Career and Salary Licensed Practical Nurses earn $30,000 to $42,000 per year depending on the area.
Skills and Equipment Skills: Critical Thinking, Interpersonal skills, Communication, Physical Strength & Endurance, Mobility Motor Skills, Hearing & Visual Acuity, Tactile Activity, Health, Stamina, Reading, Mathematics Competence and Emotional Stability. Equipment: Health Care Arts Lab
Fully approved by the Missouri State Board of Nursing
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Health Services
Practical Nursing
Anatomy & Physiology Life Cycles Personal & Vocational Concepts I & II Fundamentals in Nursing I, II, and III Medical/Surgical Nursing Introduction To Medications Administration IV Therapy Math for Meds Maternity Nursing Pediatrics Mental Health & Mental Illness, and Gerontology
College Credit
Graduation Counts At NRTC
Dual Credit Dual Credit is offered in the following classes: Advanced Computers--Crowder College BSAD 125--3 hours Animal Science--Missouri State University AGS 101--4 hours Agricultural Economics--Missouri State University AGB 144--4 hours Advanced Marketing--Missouri State University MKT 150--3 hours Graphic Design I--Ozarks Technical College GDT 105--4 hours
Nevada Regional Technical Center assists our college bound students by offering dual credit and articulation credit opportunities for students in several classes.
Certifications Automotive Technology--NATEF Construction Technology--NCCER Culinary Arts--National Restaurant Association ProStart Early Childhood Careers--CDA Health Science--CNA Welding Technology--Certifications to AWS Standards National Career Ready Certificate--Certification to all seniors
Articulation credit
is available for some programs upon the student passing a 2-year program’s Technical Skills Assessment
Crowder College Metropolitan Community College Ozarks Technical Community College
Grade 9
Welding Technology II
Construction Technology I
Grade 10
Grade 11
My Personal Path
Digital Electronics Early Childhood Careers II Graphic Design I Greenhouse Health Science Plant Science Principles of Marketing & Finance Welding Technology I
Culinary Arts II
Health Science
Conservation
Principles of Engineering Sports & Entertainment Marketing
Construction Technology II Graphic Design II Engineering Design and Development (EDD)
Animal Science Automotive Technology I Biotechnology Civil Engineering & Architecture
Principles of Business /Business Economics
Grade 12
Automotive Technology II
Ag Economics
Ag Construction II Ag Coop
Grade 12
Early Childhood Careers I
Advanced Computer Applications Ag Construction I
Grade 11
Leadership 101/Wealth Management (Personal Finance)
Grade 10
Agriculture II Culinary Arts I
Grade 9
Once a course is offered at one grade level it is available for upper grade levels as well.
Planning Your Future
Agriculture I Intro to Engineering Design
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Career and Technical Student Organizations with their relevant courses:
DECA
Marketing
FBLA
High School of Business
FCCLA
Culinary Arts Early Childhood Careers
FFA
Agriculture
HOSA Health Science Practical Nursing
SkillsUSA Automotive Technology Construction Technology Graphic Design Welding Technology NTHS Exemplary students (National Technical Honor Society)
T.S.A.
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