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Minico High School Course Catalog 2021-2022 “Spartan Strong” Minico High School Course Catalog 2021-2022 “Spartan Strong” TABLE OF CONTENTS Ag Sciences and Technology Pages 3 – 7 Art Pages 8 -10 Broadcast Technology Pages 10-11 Business Technology Pages 12-14 Cabinet and Construction Pages 14-15 Certified Nursing Assistant Pages 15-16 Culinary Arts Pages 16-17 Diesel Technology Pages 17-18 Early Childhood Education Pages 19 Engineering Technology Pages 19-21 English Pages 22-25 Family and Consumer Sciences Pages 25-26 Foreign Language Pages 26-28 Health Pages 28 Information Technology Pages 28-31 Math Pages 31-33 Music Pages 33-37 Physical Education Pages 37-39 Science Pages 39-41 Social Studies Pages 42-44 Speech Pages 45 Tutors Pages 45 Minico Graduation Requirements Pages 46 2 AG SCIENCES and TECHNOLOGY Introduction to Agricultural Industry (M0800/E8001) COURSE DESCRIPTION Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Want to find out? Introduction to agriculture is the foundation course for all agricultural related courses at Minico High School. In this course you will develop a foundational knowledge of animal sciences, plant sciences, agriculture business, leadership and communication, food production and processing, structural and technical systems, and More! Regardless of their background or future goals, there is something in Agriculture Education for EVERYONE! Prerequisites: None Suggested Grade Level: 9th - 12th Plant Science (M0925) COURSE DESCRIPTION Are Tomatoes a fruit or a vegetable? Come find out in Plant Sciences where students engage in many activities and hands-on units of instruction which immerse the students into the basic of the crop production and plant sciences. Students will develop a foundational knowledge of Plant classification, identification, anatomy and physiology. This is a one semester course. Prerequisites: Introduction to Agricultural Systems Suggested grade level: 10th - 12th Greenhouse and Crop Management (M0810) COURSE DESCRIPTION What do peppers, petunias, succulents and marigolds have in common? The answer, they can all be grown in a greenhouse. Do you want to learn how to grow your own food and flowers indoors? Greenhouse management is designed to help students develop a basic understanding of plant growing and maintaining as well as crop production. In this course you will learn how to grow plants and marketing plants in a greenhouse while including plant identification, greenhouse structures, crop and flower layout, proper seeding techniques, and watering in the greenhouse. Students will engage in many activities, hands-on units of instruction which immerse the students into the basics of running a greenhouse. This is a 2-hour course. Prerequisites: Introduction to Agricultural Systems and Plant Science Suggested Grade Level: 11th - 12th Agriculture Speech (M0929) COURSE DESCRIPTION Need a Speech credit and have an interest in Agriculture? This class takes a spin on traditional speech by focusing on agriculturally based topics. Learn how to apply communication skills and leadership skills to different aspects of the agriculture industry. We will explore career opportunities and agriculture principles. Prerequisites: Introduction to Agricultural Systems Suggested Grade Level: 11th - 12th 3 Agriculture Leadership (M1570) COURSE DESCRIPTION Do you want to be a leader? Do you want to be in FFA? In this Agriculture leadership course students will develop agricultural leadership, personal development, and interpersonal communications skills. This course prepares individuals to serve in leadership and communication roles in agriculture. Students will participate in FFA Career development events. Prerequisites: Introduction to Agricultural Systems Suggested Grade Level: 10th - 12th Plant Sciences Capstone (M0812) COURSE DESCRIPTION Ready to complete the Plant Science pathway? This course is designed as a review and further exploration in the area of plant science, greenhouse production, and more. Try your hand at this capstone course. Successful completion of this course and a passing score on the end of course exam may qualify you for college credits in Plant Science! Prerequisites: Introduction to Agricultural Systems, Plant Sciences, Greenhouse and Crop Manage Suggested Grade Level: 11th - 12th Ag Welding (M0806) COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is designed to develop skills in Arc and Oxy-Acetylene welding. There will be Fabrication techniques and hands-on opportunities. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems Suggested Grade Level: 10th - 12th Fabrication (M0805) COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is designed to develop skills in metal equipment assembly and joining processes. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems and a minimum of 70% in Welding Suggested Grade Level: 11th - 12th Advanced Welding (M0807) COURSE DESCRIPTION A course designed to reinforce foundational process skills in Arc and Oxy-Acetylene welding as well as implement advanced fabrication and manufacturing technology practices. Successful completion of this course and passing scores on a written and practical exam could lead to college welding credits and/or certification. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems and a minimum of 70% in Welding II Suggested Grade Level: 11th - 12th 4 Ag Economics (M0845) COURSE DESCRIPTION Interested in how agriculture fits in the U.S. economy? Want to know how to create a business and market an agricultural product? Need an econ credit to complete for graduation? Then you should add this course to your schedule. This course is designed to introduce students to agribusiness management in the free enterprise system. It includes a study of economic principles, budgeting, record keeping, finance, decision making, risk management, business law, marketing and careers in agribusiness. Successful completion of the prerequisites, this course, as well as a state test at the end of the course may lead to college credit in ag business. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems Suggested Grade Level: 11th - 12th Livestock Management (M0801) COURSE DESCRIPTION This is the first class after Intro to Ag Systems to take to explore the world of animals and livestock production. Specifically, study beef, dairy, swine, sheep, goats, poultry, and horse production systems and care. Animals are in the classroom frequently and current management techniques are investigated. This class manages the school animals and will be active participants in the Partnering in Active Learning Support program. This course is hands-on and lab-based. This course includes principles of evaluation, selection and management of beef, swine, sheep, horse and dairy animals. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems Suggested Grade Level: 9th, 10th grade. Animal Science (M0928) COURSE DESCRIPTION Animal lovers of all kinds will enjoy this laboratory experience-based course about the internal workings of animals. In-depth studies of how animals influence our society, history of domestication, animal welfare and animal rights issues, and animal behavior keep students busy and active in the classroom. This course is a science elective and can help fulfill graduation requirements. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems Suggested Grade Level: 10th, 11th grade Veterinary Science (M0843) COURSE DESCRIPTION This advanced animal science course focuses on issues facing animal agriculture and pet ownership, veterinary terminology, care and management of companion animals as well as livestock, and introduction to veterinary assisting techniques and skills. Animals and guest speakers are frequent partners in our learning environment and multiple lab experiences each week keep students engaged and an active participant in becoming a lifelong learner. This course is a science elective and can help fulfill graduation requirements. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems, Biology Suggested Grade Level: 11th, 12th grade 5 Equine Science (M0840) COURSE DESCRIPTION Winston Churchill may have said, “There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” Whether he did or did not, fuel your passion for horses in this science- based class learning about the equine industry, anatomy and physiology, hoofcare, management, and more. If you love horses, you will enjoy this class! This course is a science elective and can help fulfill graduation requirements. The course is designed to provide science and practical management instruction in the care of horses. The applied science curriculum component has a focus on physiology, anatomy, nutrition, genetics, health and reproduction. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems Animal Science Capstone Course (M0812) COURSE DESCRIPTION Have you taken a few animal agriculture courses and are considered one of Minico’s resident experts on all things animals? Try your hand at this capstone course. Successful completion of this course and a passing score on the end of course exam may qualify you for college credits in Animal Science! Prerequisite: Introduction to Ag Systems and a minimum of 2 other animal agriculture courses Suggested grade level: 11th, 12th Introduction to Natural Resources and Ecosystems (M0930) COURSE DESCRIPTION Do you like fish, wildlife and forestry? Take Introduction to Natural Resources and Ecosystems, a course that will teach students about natural resources, fish and wildlife, range science, environmental science, and forestry science. Students will learn the principles of ecology and natural resources, and the role ecosystem services play in various aspects of agricultural production. Prerequisite: Introduction to Agricultural
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