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HIGH SCHOOL CATALOG 2019-2020 Enrollment Process – It’S Easy to Apply! As a Sophomore, You Will Have the Opportunity to Visit Polaris the Week of January 14-16, 2019 HIGH SCHOOL CATALOG 2019-2020 Enrollment Process – It’s easy to apply! As a sophomore, you will have the opportunity to visit Polaris the week of January 14-16, 2019. Interested students can apply online now by visiting www.polaris.edu/register. Applications will not be reviewed until February 2019. Acceptance into Polaris Board of Education Polaris programs will be based on each student’s Polaris Mr. Fred Szabo Mr. Thomas R. Herbster Success Rubric score. Enrollment is limited, therefore, you Berea City School District North Olmsted City School District are encouraged to apply early if you are interested in a specific Mr. James Oper Mr. Greg Surtman program. Applications will continue to be accepted until the start Brooklyn City School District Olmsted Falls City School District of next school year on a space-available basis. Mr. Matt Hrubey Mr. Richard O. Micko Open House Fairview Park City School District Strongsville City School District You and your parents and/or guardians are invited to visit Polaris to explore our facility, meet with our instructors Mrs. Linda Cleary and tour our labs during Open House on Thursday, North Olmsted City School District January 17, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Note: Computers will be available for students who wish District Administration to register during Open House. Mr. Robert Timmons Mr. Mike Robinson Contact the Polaris Enrollment Office at 440.891.7732 with Superintendent Treasurer additional questions. 2 #PolarisMeansJobs Polaris Provides a Pathway to College Did you know? Polaris high school programs provide you access to free or reduced cost college credits. Many of our students begin earning those credits before they ever step foot on a college campus. This saves you time and money! In fact, nearly 70% of our students who complete their two-year program pursue higher education. A few of our higher education partners: College Credit Polaris programs prepare you for high-skilled technical occupations, while allowing you to potentially earn free college semester hour credits during high school. Once enrolled in a program with a pathway to potential college credit, you can choose to enter the workplace after high school or continue your education at a two- or four-year college or university. For each Polaris program with college credit potential, there may be specific requirements. Please Polaris Student Organizations feel free to contact the Program Instructor or Guidance Counselor for more All Polaris high school career-technical programs are affiliated with one of information about pathways to college credit at Polaris. the following student organizations: Business Professionals of America (BPA), Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and SkillsUSA. Each College credits can be earned through: organization provides you with a platform to participate in community service • Career Technical Assurance Guides (CTAG) projects, learn valuable leadership skills and showcase your talents in regional, • Independent Articulation Agreements state and national competitions. • Ohio College Tech Prep • College Credit Plus Contact Mr. Ned Barnett, Polaris Guidance Counselor, at 440.891.7600 with additional questions. Visit www.polaris.edu for additional program information 3 PLTW GATEWAY APP CREATORS MEDICAL DETECTIVES DESIGN AND MODELING AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS 2019-2020 I TABLE OF CONTENTS Career-Technical Programs (Middleburg Heights Campus) Automotive Technology ............................................................................. 5 Baking & Pastry Arts ................................................................................. 6 Business Professional & Office Technology ............................................. 7 Computer Networking Academy ............................................................... 8 Construction Trades .................................................................................. 9 Cosmetology ............................................................................................ 10 Criminal Justice ....................................................................................... 11 Culinary Arts & Restaurant Management .............................................. 12 Dental Assisting ....................................................................................... 13 Digital Art & Design ................................................................................. 14 Electronics & Alternative Energy ............................................................ 15 Emergency Medical Technician/Fire Training ........................................ 16 Exercise Science & Rehab Therapy ........................................................ 17 Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning .................................................. 18 Medical Professions ................................................................................ 19 Precision CNC Machining ........................................................................ 20 Welding Technology ................................................................................. 21 Special Admissions Programs Building Services & Ground Maintenance .............................................. 22 Deli & Food Production ........................................................................... 23 High School Job Training Programs Community Work Experience .................................................................. 24 Employability Skills Lab .......................................................................... 25 Retail Services ......................................................................................... 25 Transition to Employment ....................................................................... 25 Senior Only Programs ........................................................................ 26 State Tested Nursing Assistant NEW Nail Technician Polaris Enrollment Office High School Satellite Programs 440.891.7732 Biomedical Science ................................................................................. 28 Engineering .............................................................................................. 29 Visit www.polaris.edu for Broadcasting & Video Production ........................................................... 30 more information Marketing & Entrepreneurship ............................................................... 31 PLTW Middle School Satellite Programs ....................................... 32 FOLLOW US ON PLTW Gateway: App Creators, Medical Detectives, Design and Modeling, Automation and Robotics Enrollment/General Information ..................................................... 33 www.polaris.edu 4 #PolarisMeansJobs PLTW GATEWAY APP CREATORS MEDICAL DETECTIVES DESIGN AND MODELING AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Career Options Independent Service Garage Technician Auto Dealership Service Department Team Member (i.e. Service Writer) Specialty Shop Employee Department Store Auto Service Center Technician Tire Center Employee Local and State Highway Service Garage Mechanic Auto Parts Store Employee Service Center Apprentice High School Credit Junior Year Automotive Technology: 3.0 Technology: .5 High School Credit Senior Year Automotive Technology: 3.0 Potential College Credit Cuyahoga Community College University of Northwestern Ohio *See your Polaris Counselor for more information on college credit agreements. Certifications Hybrids, electric engines, satellite navigation…the automotive profession is changing rapidly - the ASE Student Certifications average car has six to thirty-six computers managing everything from traction control to the anti-lock braking system (ABS). Today’s Auto Technicians are high-tech master start on your college education. Successful completers diagnosticians facing components and repairs unheard of this program may earn credit from Cuyahoga of a generation ago. In this program, you will learn the Community College as well as ASE (Automotive Service skills needed to diagnose, repair and maintain all types of Excellence) certification. In addition, students who excel automobiles, trucks and SUVs. in the Automotive Technology program may obtain a paid internship during the summer of their junior year in an The Automotive Technology program integrates hands-on auto dealership through the Automotive Youth Educational training with academic studies allowing you to get a head Systems (AYES) program. “Polaris has given me an opportunity to learn more about my passion and interest for cars. My teacher and classmates have helped me be successful in the classroom and in the lab. Polaris automotive is my home away from home.” —Elizabeth Sadlon, North Olmsted High School Visit www.polaris.edu for additional program information 5 BAKING & PASTRY ARTS Career Options Food Service Professional Baker Pastry Cook Assistant Pastry Chef Manager Barista Wedding Cake Designer Chocolatier Future Opportunities with Further Education Head Baker Pastry Chef Pastry Shop/Bakery Manager Pastry Shop/Bakery Owner Hospitality Management Food Consultant/Designer High School Credit Junior Year Baking & Pastry Arts: 3.0 Technology: .5 High School Credit Senior Year Baking & Pastry Arts: 3.0 Potential College Credit Cuyahoga Community College *See your Polaris Counselor for more information on college credit The Baking & Pastry Arts program is seeking artistic, creative and enthusiastic young foodies who agreements. are interested in a culinary career that will test the limits of
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