Prepare for life Northshore after high school Career & College Readiness FOCUS

Plan Your Career Pathway Arts & Communications

Social Services & Business Education & Marketing

STEM: Science Technology Health Services Engineering Mathematics

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FIVEFIVE VERYVERY GOOD GOOD REASONS REASONS TO TO CONSIDER CONSIDER CAREER & COLLEGE READINESS COURSES: •CAREER Expand your & educational COLLEGE and careerREADINESS options. Career COURSES: and College Readiness courses provide CAREER prep • andExpand COLLEGE your educational CREDIT! You and cancareer go options. to work, Career go to and college, College orReadiness both. courses provide CAREER prep and • GainCOLLEGE access CREDIT! to up-to-date, You can go futureto work, oriented go to college, training. or both. •• CareerGain access and Collegeto up-to-date, Readiness future oriented courses training. challenge you to put your academic knowledge to work in real-life • situations.Career and College Readiness courses challenge you to put your academic knowledge to work in real-life situations. •• MakeMake thethe mostmost of of your your college college investment. investment. “Pre-test” “Pre-test” your career your interests career through interests Career through and Technical Career classes. and Technical classes. • Career and College Readiness courses provide skills and habits for a lifetime: Self-confidence. Self- awareness. • Career and College Readiness courses provide skills and habits for a lifetime: Self-confidence. Self- Good work habits. Practical problem-solving. Technology awareness. Punctuality. Reliability. Teamwork. awareness. Good work habits. Practical problem-solving. Technology awareness. Punctuality. Reliability. Teamwork. CAREERCAREER PATHWAYS PATHWAYS & CAREER& CAREER CLUSTERS: CLUSTERS: Career pathways are narrow groupings of occupations and industries within a career cluster. Each career pathway represents the Career pathways are narrow groupings of occupations and industries within a career cluster. Each career knowledge and skills, both academic and technical, necessary to pursue a full range of career opportunities within a pathway – pathway represents the knowledge and skills, both academic and technical, necessary to pursue a full range of ranging from entry level to professional career specialties. career opportunities within a pathway – ranging from entry level to professional career specialties. Career Clusters identify the area; Northshore School District uses Career Pathways to assist in guiding students in post-education Careerdirections. Clusters The following identify table the is area;an example Northshore of how clustersSchool and District pathways uses line Career up: Pathways to assist in guiding students in post-education directions. The following table is an example of how clusters and pathways line up:

Career Clusters Northshore SD Pathways CAREERCAREER PATHWAYS PATHWAYS & & Arts & Culture Arts & Communication Fashion & Design POSTPOST HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL OPTIONS Architecture OPTIONS Business & Marketing Students have a number of options for continuing Business & Finance Students have a number of options for continuing educationeducation and and training training after after high high school school including: including: Architecture • Four year colleges & universities Composites Engineering & STEM: • Four year colleges & universities Manufacturing Science, Technology, •• CommunityCommunity colleges Computers & Telecom Engineering, Mathematics •• Technical/VocationalTechnical/Vocational schools schools Science & Engineering •• MilitaryMilitary • Apprenticeships Education & Social Services •• ApprenticeshipsEmployment Law & Government • Employment Service Industry Social Services & Education UtilizingUtilizing career career pathways pathways in setting in setting post high post school high goals Skilled Trades and developing a high school program of study guide the Sports & Recreation school goals and developing a high school programstudent to of a successfulstudy guide transition the student from high to school a successful to their Medical & Health Health Services transition13th year. from high school to their 13th year.

22 COLLEGE CREDIT WANIC/SKILLWANIC/SKILL CENTER CENTER COLLEGEPrograms marked withCREDIT the College Credit Programs marked with the College Credit ribbon ribbon are a combination of academic and PROGRAMS ManyPROGRAMS CTE classes available to students are taught through areprofessional/technical a combination of academic courses designed and professional/ to give WANIC Skill Center offers high quality tuition-free technical technical courses designed to give you a head start the WaNIC consortium, a partnership of six different school you a head start on the way to community or districtsand in professional Northeast Puget training Sound. for Courseshigh school available Juniors to and Seniors. ontechnical the way college. to community Students can or technicalearn college college. credits Students and can our studentsThese year-long, are out of advanced-leveldistrict and do require Career personal and Technical Edu- start working on a community/technical college degree earn college credits and start working on a community/ transportation.cation (CTE) programs are based on rigorous academic and technicalwhile still collegein high school. degree These while college still in prep high courses school. have These college been shown to better prepare students for the workplace. Acceptanceindustry into standards a WaNIC/Skill and prepareCenter program students is based for career on a and college prep courses have been shown to better prepare students for personal visit to the program and an application. Visitation Salaries of employees who have completed community/ readiness. WANIC programs provide dual credit opportunities the workplace. Salaries of employees who have completed forms can be obtained from the Career Counselor at each technical college can be as much as 40% higher than those (both high school and college credit) and/or lead to industry school. Once the program visit is made, the application can community/earned by workers technical with onlycollege a high can school be as diploma. much as 40% higher certifications. Programs are designed in three period blocks al- than those earned by workers with only a high school diploma. be completed online. Ask your Counselor or Career Specialist about details on Morelowing information extended can be time obtained to not at only [email protected] learn the theory of a subject, individual College Credit programs. College Credits listed on but to also get authentic hands-on lab experience. All classes Askpage your 39. Counselor or Career Specialist about details on individ- earn Occupation Education high school credits and may offer ual College Credit programs. College Credits listed on page 39. other course equivalents towards high school graduation SATELLITE PROGRAMS requirements.WaNIC 2018/2019 Courses marked as SATELLITE PROGRAMS are available SATELLITEonly at the location indicated PROGRAMS within the Northshore School Courses marked as SATELLITE PROGRAMS are available PROGRAM OFFERINGS District. Network for Innovative Careers: only at the location indicated within the Northshore School Engineering, Science & Technology District.Transportation to/from the home high school is provided. Students are allowed and encouraged to drive themselves; • Architectural & Engineering Design carpools are acceptable with parent permission. • Automotive Technology Transportation to/from the home high school is provided. WANIC 2020/2021 Acceptance into a Satellite program is based on an • Composites Engineering & Manufacturing Students are allowed and encouraged to drive themselves; application process with first consideration given to juniors • ConstructionPROGRAM /Woodworking Trades OFFERINGS carpoolsand seniors. are Applications acceptable canwith be parent obtained permission. from Career • Engineering Design Technology Counselors at BHS, IHS, NCHS, and WHS and from counselors • Welding Technology, Design & Fabrication Acceptanceat SAS and NSN into at thea Satellite time of programcourse registration is based onin late an Automotive Technology Information Technology applicationwinter/early processspring. Applications with first consideration need to be submitted given toat juniors (Bellevue HS, Bothell HS)* the same time as your registration materials or when stated • CISCO Networking Academy and seniors. Applications can be obtained from Career Coun- • DigiPen Art & Animation selorsby each at individual BHS, IHS, school. NCHS, Students and WHS are and accepted from counselors based on at SAS Cisco Networking (Newport HS)* their application, teacher recommendations and attendance • DigiPen Video Game Programming (AP) and NSN at the time of course registration in late winter/early profile. spring. Applications need to be submitted at the same time Arts, Media, CommunicationsCulinary Arts & Design (Newport HS)* as your registration materials or when stated by each individ- • Digital Media Academy INDUSTRY • DigiPen Music & Sound Design ual school. Students are accepted based on their application, Dental Careers (WANIC) Business & Marketing teacher recommendationsCERTIFICATION and attendance profile. • Graphic Design & Production Studio This symbol demonstrates that the • Interior Design BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MICROSOFT OFFICE class provides students with the • Radio BroadcastingDigiPen Art & Animation (DigiPen)* INDUSTRYopportunity to prepare for industry • Media Production Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone CERTIFICATION recognized certifications. Business & ManagementDigiPen Music & Sound Design needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must Students may become an “expert” CERTIFICATION in Word and Excel working This symbol demonstrates that the class • Culinary Arts in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach • Baking & Pastry Arts independently using college level CERTIFICATEprovides OF students PROFICIENCY with the opportunity to DigiPen Video Game Programming* you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the Awarded to students who successfully complete a planned • Event Planning, Hospitality and Tourism materials. Upon successful completion of this course,prepare for industryrecognized certifications. semester will be used for skill development and computer sequence of study in Career and Technical Education. • Nursery & Greenhouse Operations students are prepared to take the Microsoft Industry Fire & EMS* applications formatting. You will also learn some basic THIS CERTIFICATE CAN HELP YOU BY: • Sports & Entertainment Marketing Management Standard certification tests and become more 1.competitive Providing recognition and proof of completion of a CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY Health & Human Services Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. in today’s job market. specific program Health Science Careers – Nursing Awarded to students who successfully complete a planned • American Sign Language (Up to 5 college credits available) (Up to 1 college credits available.) sequence2. Summarizing of study the incurriculum Career and required Technical of the Education. program, related courses of study, community service and • Criminal Justice leadership participation • Dental Careers Medical Careers MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS IB COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH JAVA THIS3. Making CERTIFICATE you more salableCAN HELP to a futureYOU BY: employer, • Fire & EMS Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office This course meets the requirements of the IB 1. especiallyProviding in recognition job applications/interviews and proof of completion of a • Health Science CareersSports Medicine* specific program 2013 using: Computer Science (SL) curriculum, but you do The certificate may be earned in: Automotive Technology, • Medical Careers 2. Summarizing the curriculum required of the program, • Sports Medicine • Word—word processing not have to be an IB student to take this course.Business Education, Culinary Arts, Event Planning, *Two year program available Programming topics cover fundamental Java Marketing,related and courses Teaching of study, Academy. community service and • Teaching Academy • Access—database leadership participation language constructs, including objects, classes, methods, Washington Network for Innovative Careers • Excel—spreadsheets parameter passing, primitive and reference types,3. andMaking use you more salable to a future employer, especially Classes in italics may be Skills Center (3+ credits) in job applications/interviews (WANIC) Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft of the Java class libraries. In addition, students will study Office Specialist Industry Certificate. the systems life cycle, software development and computer More information: www.wanic.org,3 The certificate may be earned in: Automotive Technology, [email protected], (Up to 5 college credits available) systems fundamentals. Business Education, Culinary Arts, Event Planning, Marketing, and Careers in Education. 425-739-8400 BUSINESS GRAPHICS (Up to 5 college credits available) or contact your Career Specialist/Counselor. • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, MARKETING 3 Marketing coach’s business and life skills that enhance photos, cut people out of photos, apply to all careers and are performance based recolor photos and much more skills that everyone needs to demonstrate to • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip become successful in life and in business. This art, animation, sound, music and video class is perfect for the student who is interested in the • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way businesses operate and make decisions. Students graduation announcements and programs as well as learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to market themselves, build confidence, and introduce new (Up to 5 college credits available) products and services in highly competitive and sometimes- international business environments. DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. Topics covered are universal in the world of business and apply to both profit and not-for profit organizations. (Up to 10 college credits available) ENTREPRENEURSHIP Entrepreneurial initiative and success is thriving in our Puget Sound region, producing well-known companies ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of this trend, and for the student wishing to learn more about how great new ideas become successful businesses. Topics include business planning, characteristics of a successful entrepreneur, economics, financial analysis, legal considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity recognition. Students enrolling first semester will participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. Both organizations are perfect for high school students interested in entrepreneurship (to learn more, visit www.deca.org and www.wbw.org).

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Did you knowknow that that students students in in the the Northshore Northshore School DistrictDistrict are are eligible eligible to to earn earn college college credit credit and Don’tDon’t missmiss out! out! andstill meet still meet graduation graduation requirements requirements while enrolled while in many of our Career and College Readiness courses? enrolled in many of our Career and College CTECTE Dual Dual CreditCredit offers ReadinessStudents enrolled courses? in aStudents CTE- DUAL enrolled CREDIT in (formerly a CTE- College Credit for DUALTECH PREP)CREDIT approved (formerly course TECH can PREP earn) approved college credit College Credit for whilecourse in can high earn school. college CTE-DUAL credit CREDITwhile in courses high school. youryour Career Career & & CollegeCollege areCTE-DUAL those linked CREDIT to courseslocal technical are those and linkedcommunity to local ReadinessReadiness Courses! Courses! collegestechnical as and part community of the NSD supportedcolleges as Pacific part of NWthe CollegeNSD supported Credit program. Pacific TheseNW College courses Credit are aligned program. REGISTRATION OPENS DEC 1! withThese Career courses Pathways are aligned that connect with Career to Professional/ Pathways REGISTRATION OPENS DEC 1! Technical,that connect AA and/orto Professional/Technical, a Transfer Degree Programs AA and/ of ExamplesExamples of of the the SAVINGS SAVINGS Studyor a Transfer currently Degree offered Programs at the awarding of Study college. currently CTE Dual Credit: offered at the awarding college. CTE Dual Credit: $46$50 for as manymany CTE CTE Dual Dual Credit Credit courses courses Take in one school year! HOW TO ENROLL IN CTE DUAL CREDIT Take in one school year! Bellevue College: $105 per credit* 1. HOWBe currently TO ENROLL enrolled IN in anCTE articulated DUALCREDIT Career Bellevue College: $105 per credit* Cascadia College: College: $208 $208 per per credit* credit* 1. andBe College currently Readiness enrolled CTEin an Dual articulated Credit course Career Edmonds Community Community College: College: (formerlyand College TECH Readiness PREP) - see CTE list Dual of courses Credit courseon $103$103 perper credit* credit* last(formerly page of TECHcatalogue. PREP) - see list of courses 2.2. RegisterRegister for for CTE CTE Dual Dual Credit Credit program program (formerly (formerly LakeLake Washington Washington Institute Institure of of Technology: Technology: TECHTECH PREP) PREP) while while enrolled enrolled in in the the course: course: $120$120 perper credit* credit* PNWcollegecredit.org PNWcollegecredit.org HaveHave questions? Contact Contact your your school’s school’s 3. Pay a $50.00 consortium fee for an unlimited 3. Pay a $46.00 consortium fee for an unlimited Career Specialist,Specialist, your your Teacher, Teacher, number of classes/credits that school year. number of classes/ccredits that school year. thethe NSD Career and and College College Readiness Readiness office office 4. Earn a “B” grade or higher in the class! 4. Earn a “B” grade or higher in the class! or email InfoInfo @PNWcollegecredit.org @PNWcollegecredit.org 5. Registration opens December 1st 5. Registration opens December 1st 6. Registration & payment deadline: June 15th *2017-18 school year rates as published by college 6. Registration & payment deadline: June 15th *2017-18 school year rates as published by college

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BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone Would you like to own your own business some day? needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must This course introduces students to the following top- in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach you ics: the business environment and forms of ownership; how to manage and lead others; effective business how to do it in one hour and the rest of the semester will be used for skill development and computer applications communication in the work place; and how to achieve finan- formatting. You will also learn some basic Excel, Access, cial success. Students will gain experience running a virtual re- PowerPoint and HTML. tail business (pricing, purchasing, promoting, record keeping, (Up to 5 college credits available) etc.), as well as participate in the creating of their own compa- ny, develop a business plan, and present their company to an MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS audience of their peers. Students will learn how to keep the basic financial records of a company throughout the course of Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office a month “on the job”. Students will role play employee/custom- 2013 using: er or employee/manager situations to develop human relation • Word—word processing and interpersonal communication skills which are essential to • Access—database working effectively in an organization. • Excel—spreadsheets (Up to 5 college credits available) Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft Office Specialist Industry Certificate. MARKETING (Up to 5 college credits available) Marketing coach’s business and life skills that apply to all careers and are performance based skills that ev- BUSINESS GRAPHICS eryone needs to demonstrate to become successful in • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special life and in business. This class is perfect for the student effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, who is interested in the way businesses operate and make de- enhance photos, cut people out of photos, cisions. Students learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature recolor photos and much more of problem solving in the business world. They also learn how • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip to market themselves, build confidence, and introduce new art, animation, sound, music and video products and services in highly competitive and sometimes- • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or international business environments. graduation announcements and programs as well as business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 (Up to 5 college credits available) members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. Topics covered are universal in the world of business and apply to both profit and not-for profit organizations. (Up to 10 college credits available)

PERSONAL AND BUSINESS LAW This course is designed to give students exposure to the types of law they will encounter every day. Topics covered include criminal and civil issues. An emphasis on case studies, role playing and group work will allow students to use their own life experiences to bring the course material to life and to keep the class relevant. Available to students only.

WEB DESIGN This course is a college level project based course that introduces the basic elements of designing and devel- oping web pages. Students will learn how to plan and design effective web pages for business and personal use. Web pages will be created using HTML5, CSS and Adobe Dreamweaver. Web Design develops four skill areas: Design, Research and Communication, Project Management and Col- laboration and Web Authoring Tools. (Up to 10 college credits available) 6 Arts & Communications

INTERIOR DESIGN If you have a keen interest in art and design, then Interior Design is the course for you! Make the most of all your talents in this project based laboratory course. Challenge yourself every day as you apply the elements and principles of design related to tasks and proj- ects. The course of study will include exploring the appropriate use of: color concepts, floor plans, furniture arrangement and selection, lighting choices, textiles, green materials, as well as kitchen and bathroom design. If you would like to stimulate your personal growth in design and make a positive difference IB PSYCHOLOGY in people’s lives, then Interior Design may be just what you’re Psychology is the systematic study of human behavior experi- looking for! This course is articulated with Bellevue College for ence. The overall aim of this course is to give students a deeper college credit. understanding of the nature and scope of psychology. Studies Available to Inglemoor & of the biological, sociocultural and cognitive perspectives will students only. provide an appreciation of the diverse approaches that have (Up to 5 college credits available) shaped the nature of knowledge and the ways of investigating behavior within the discipline of psychology. In addition to the INDEPENDENT LIVING core perspectives, students will examine specific issues within In this activity-oriented comprehensive class you will learn health and dysfunctional psychology which will provide an skills needed to be independent such as wise money man- opportunity to study according to their own personal interests. agement, which includes learning to invest and positive use Available to Inglemoor High School students only. of credit, basic meal planning and preparation, and buying consumer goods. You will look at selecting housing and CAD LAB roommates, tenants and/or landlord responsibilities as well Students will develop 2D and 3D drafting/modeling as protecting yourself from consumer “rip-offs”. Other topics skills using CAD software like the Adobe suite, Rhino5 covered include how to buy and insure a car, and how to fill and Autodesk. Once the basics are learned students out tax forms. choose from a variety of projects using 3D printers,

plotters and CNC machines to create a physical copy of their

LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY work. Project examples include create a 3D model of a prod-

This exploratory course is designed to introduce students to uct and create the 2D marketing materials to support that the many subjects of psychology. Through class discussion, product, create a 3D model of a house and 2D floor plans lectures, projects and presentations students will learn about using a plotter, a mechanical design project with moving parts the human lifespan. Subjects that will be covered include: produced in one print on a 3D printer. child development, personality, intelligence, personal and No previous computer experience is required. professional relationships, communication, family dynamics, (Up to 8 college credits available) and many other popular psychology topics. TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION AP PSYCHOLOGY This class produces and edits video for web format- Prerequisite: None ting using both computer based and Web 2.0 based The Advanced Placement Psychology course is software. Podcasting, scripting, storyboarding, con- designed to introduce students to the systematic cept development and video shooting are practiced and scientific study of human mental processes and and developed. behavior. Students are exposed to the psychological facts, Available to Inglemoor High School students only. principles, and phenomena associated with each of the major (Up to 5 college credits available) subfields within psychology (such as: history and approaches, research methods, biology and behavior, learning and cog- ANIMATION TECHNOLOGY nition, developmental and abnormal psychology, and social This class will teach you the basics of 2D computer anima- psychology). Students will also learn about careers in psychol- tion using the industry standard software Adobe Flash CS 5. ogy and the pathways to additional training. This course is Regardless of your ability to draw, you can create simple and equivalent to an introductory college course in psychology. As complex animations using the unique tools and techniques of a college level course, AP Psychology is best suited for stu- this amazing program. Learn frame-by-frame animation and dents willing to apply themselves to the study of interesting “tweening” techniques. Learn how Flash is used in the devel- and sometimes challenging material. Enrolled students will be opment of web pages. Advanced students learn additional given the opportunity to take the AP Psychology exam in May features of Flash including interactivity, action scripting and for college credit. get the opportunity to try out a 3D program. Available to Woodinville High School students only.

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ASL 100/121 open to 9, 10, 11 This college level course, ASL 100, is the complex Business & Marketing Arts & Communications and natural existing language used by the Deaf. ASL 100 will introduce students to this visual / gestural BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS CULINARYMICROSOFT ARTS OFFICE Would you like to know “Chef secrets” language and to the Deaf community. In this class students Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone CERTIFICATION or how to make restaurant quality will learn vocabulary and the grammar of ASL through needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must Students may become an “expert” food? Culinary Arts is the class for you natural everyday conversation, situations, and activities. in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach in Word and Excel working to learn those professional secrets. Classrooms operate in large and small group settings and you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the independently using college level Thismaterials. Satellite Uponclass is successful offered to completion district students of this course,who are inter- often in full immersion. Students must be able to maintain semester will be used for skill development and computer estedstudents in learning are prepared restaurant to takeindustry the Microsoftsecrets and Industry standards. eye contact and be visually focused. Also having the ability applications formatting. You will also learn some basic StudentsStandard will certification learn hands testson industry and become experience more throughcompetitive food to work regularly with recording devices (by uploading Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. preparation,in today’s job entry market. level baking (cookies, quick breads, cakes), and downloading media) for portfolio purposes. If the (Up to 5 college credits available) (Up to 1 college credits available.) cooking methods (grilling, sauté, stir fry) and techniques (knife student meets all the requirements in class with a B grade MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS skills,IB COMPUTER presentation, SCIENCE service, garnishing). WITH JAVA To enhance their or above the student can earn 5-college credit through culinary experience students will have the opportunity to Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office This course meets the requirements of the IB an articulation agreement with both Lake Washington develop their own restaurant concept and design and produce 2013 using: Computer Science (SL) curriculum, but you do Institute of Technology and or Central College. a menunot have and to menu be an ideas IB student for their to concept.take this Students course. will ex- • Word—word processing ASL 100/121 SCC requires work outside of class. ploreProgramming culinary careers topics in cover the food fundamental industry, workJava with industry • Access—database Open to 9, 10, 11 professionals,language constructs, tour food includingestablishments objects, and classes, work with methods, college • Excel—spreadsheets This college level course, ASL 100, is the complex and ASL 200/122 culinaryparameter programs. passing, Culinary primitive Arts and is where reference you learntypes, how and to use Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft natural existing language used by the Deaf. ASL 100 ASL 200 expands on vocabulary, depends complex haveof the a successful Java class future libraries. career In addition, in the food students industry. will A studypractical Office Specialist Industry Certificate. will introduce students to this visual / gestural lan- grammatical understanding, functional application, andthe written systems exam life willcycle, be software administered development as part of and this computer program. (Up to 5 college credits available) systems fundamentals. guage and to the Deaf community. In this class students will Deaf history, culture and community. Second PREPARE FOR COLLEGE AND A CAREER! Inglemoor High School learn vocabulary and the grammar of ASL through natural year will focus more on classifiers, use of spatial • Earn college credits transferable to varying BUSINESS GRAPHICS (Up to 5 college credits available) everyday conversation, situations, and activities. Classrooms community colleges referencing, role-shifting, signer’s point of view, verb • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special operate in large and small group settings and often in full • Become eligible for scholarships inflections and the Greater Deaf community (agencies effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, MARKETING immersion. Students must be able to maintain eye contact and Marketing• Earn Nationalcoach’s business Restaurant and Association life skills that Certification serving the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing). Using dialogues and enhance photos, cut people out of photos, be visually focused. Also having the ability to work regular- apply (mustto all careerscomplete and 2 yearsare performance of Culinary Arts)based $20.00 fee narratives while continuing their virtual portfolios students recolor photos and much more ly with recording devices (by uploading and downloading skills• thatObtain everyone Washington needs State to demonstrate Food Workers to Permit will grow in their fluency, prosody, and confidence. If the • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip media) for portfolio purposes. If the student meets all the become($10.00) successful and Professional in life and in Lab business. Coat ($36.00) This – fee is the student meets all the requirements in class with a B grade art, animation, sound, music and video class is perfect for the student who is interested in the BAKINGrequirements & PASTRY in class with a B grade or above the student can responsibility of the student or above the student can earn 5-college credit through • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way businesses operate and make decisions. Students Inearn this 5-college advanced credits course, through students an articulation will learn the agreement with SATELLITE PROGRAM an articulation agreement with both Lake Washington graduation announcements and programs as well as learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem bakingboth Lake techniques Washington of mixing, Institute shaping, of Technology folding and/or Seattle Bothellsolving High in the School business world. They also learn how to Institute of Technology and or Seattle Central College. business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. andCentral baking College while. SCC exploring requires the work science outside and of class. (Upmarket to 9 college themselves, credits available)build confidence, and introduce new (Up to 5 college credits available) math behind baking. Students will learn how to SCC requires work outside of class. Courseproducts also countsand services for 3rd in year highly lab science competitive credit and sometimes- successfullyASL 200/122 make quick breads, decorated cakes, pies, international business environments. mousses,ASL 200 expands sauces, custards,on vocabulary, frozen depends desserts, complex cookies, and ASL 300/123 BAKINGDECA is & the PASTRY international student association, with 180,000 confections.grammatical In understanding, addition, students functional will beapplication, introduced to ASL 300 continues vocabulary and grammatical In members,this advanced that course,all marketing students students will learn are theencouraged to join. Deaf history, culture and community. Second year will structure of the language with storytelling, bakingDECA techniquesprovides students of mixing, with shaping, many opportunities folding and for travel, decorating techniques like sugar and chocolate garnishing. focus more on classifiers, use of spatial referencing, narratives, and dialogues. While continuing an bakingleadership while development,exploring the casescience study and competitions, math behind DECA only Students will learn in a well-equipped, industry standard scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. role-shifting, signer’s point of view, verb inflections and the exposure to Deaf history, culture, and community, baking. Students will learn how to successfully make kitchen to prepare food for student presentations, school Topics covered are universal in the world of business and Greater Deaf community (agencies serving the Deaf/Hard- students will also explore Deaf folklore, current events quick breads, decorated cakes, pies, mousses, sauces, custards, functions and community service events. This course apply to both profit and not-for profit organizations. of-Hearing). Using dialogues and narratives while continuing and Deaf-related topics, Deaf-Blind community, mock frozen(Up to desserts, 10 college cookies, credits and available) confections. In addition, students includes classroom instruction and practical lab work in a their virtual portfolios students will grow in their fluency, pros- interpreting simulations, poetry, iconic art, and careers will be introduced to decorating techniques like sugar and commercial kitchen. A practical and written exam will be ody, and confidence. If the student meets all the requirements with ASL. If the student meets all the requirements in class chocolateENTREPRENEURSHIP garnishing. Students will learn in a well-equipped, administered as part of this program. in class with a B grade or above the student can earn 5-college industryEntrepreneurial standard kitcheninitiative to and prepare success food is for thriving student in ourpresen - PREPARE FOR COLLEGE AND A CAREER! with a B grade or above the student can earn 5-college credits through an articulation agreement with both Lake tations,Puget school Sound functionsregion, producing and community well-known service companies events. This • Earn college credits to LWIT credit through an articulation agreement with both Lake ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for Washington Institute of Technology and/or Seattle Central course includes classroom instruction and practical lab work • Become eligible for scholarships Washington Institute of Technology and or Seattle Central the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of College. SCC requires work outside of class. College. SCC requires work outside of class. in thisa commercial trend, and kitchen. for the studentA practical wishing and written to learn exam more will about be • Obtain Washington State Food Workers Permit administered as part of this program. how great new ideas become successful businesses. Topics ASL 300/123($10.00) and Professional Lab Coat fee ($36.00) is the includePREPARE business FOR COLLEGE planning, AND characteristics A CAREER! of a successful ASL 300responsibility continues vocabulary of the student and grammatical entrepreneur,• Earn college economics, credits to financial LWIT analysis, legal SATELLITEstructure of PROGRAM the language with storytelling, narratives, considerations,• Become eligible marketing for scholarships fundamentals and opportunity Bothelland dialogues. High School While continuing an exposure to Deaf recognition.• Obtain StudentsWashington enrolling State Food first Workerssemester Permit will participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares (Uphistory, to 9 college culture, creditsand community, available) students will also ($10.00) and Professional Lab Coat ($36.00) – fee is high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. explore Deaf folklore, current events and Deaf-related topics, the responsibility of the student Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and Deaf-Blind community, mock interpreting simulations, poetry, SATELLITE PROGRAM encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All iconic art, and careers with ASL. If the student meets all the Bothellstudents High will School be introduced to Washington Business Week. requirements in class with a B grade or above the student can (UpBoth to 9 organizations college credits areavailable) perfect for high school students earn 5-college credits through an articulation agreement with Courseinterested also counts in entrepreneurship for 3rd year lab science (to learn credit more, visit Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class. 11 www.deca.org and www.wbw.org). 14 8 Business & Marketing

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Puget Sound region, producing well-known companies MARKETINGENTREPRENEURSHIP MANAGEMENT Entrepreneurialranging from initiative Amazon and to success Starbucks. is thriving This in course, our new for This class is designed for seniors who have not had the oppor- Pugetthe Sound 2018-19 region, school producing year, haswell-known been created companies in recognition of tunity to take marketing and want to improve his/ her skills in rangingthis fromtrend, Amazon and for to Starbucks.the student This wishing course, newto learn for more about the management of training, hiring, firing, organization, con- the how2018-19 great school new year, ideas has becomebeen created successful in recognition businesses. of Topics trolling,this trend, motivating, and for and the implementing student wishing management to learn more decisions. about howinclude great new business ideas become planning, successful characteristics businesses. ofTopics a successful entrepreneur, economics, financial analysis, legal SPORTSinclude & businessENTERTAINMENT planning, MARKETINGcharacteristics of a successful considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity Studentsentrepreneur, will be introduced economics, to financial the field analysis,of Sports legal and Enter- considerations,recognition. marketing Students fundamentals enrolling first and opportunitysemester will tainment Marketing and will have the opportunity to engage recognition.participate Students in DECA, enrolling a global first organizationsemester will which prepares in discussions with industry guest speakers, attend sports participatehigh school in DECA, students a global to organization be leaders which and entrepreneurs.prepares marketing related field trips to Safeco Field and Key Arena, highStudents school students enrolling to be second leaders semester and entrepreneurs. will be qualified and andStudents collectively enrolling produce second fundraising semester events will befor qualified students. and encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All Availableencouraged to Bothell to participate High School in DECA students the following only year. All studentsstudents will be will introduced be introduced to Washington to Washington Business Week. Business Week. BothBoth organizations organizations are perfect are perfect for high forschool high students school students interestedinterested in entrepreneurship in entrepreneurship (to learn (to more, learn visit more, visit www.deca.orgwww.deca.org and www.wbw.org). and www.wbw.org). 9 14 14 BusinessBusiness & & Marketing Marketing AP COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES Prerequisite: Completion of Geometry or instructor

permission In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of computing – including problem solving, working with data, understanding the internet, cybersecurity, and programming. Students completing this course should leave with a broad- ened understanding of computer science for use in diverse majors and careers. Those wanting to earn AP credit will submit two “through-course performance tasks” to the College Board for grading, and will take a multiple-choice end-of- year exam. This course is not a prerequisite for AP Computer Science A, but AP Computer Science A is the logical follow-up class for students inspired to study computer science more deeply after completing this class.

IB BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT Topics covered include business and management, human resources, accounts and finance, marketing, operations, and business strategy. The student will develop a solid foundation of business theory and ACCOUNTING (BEGINNING/ADVANCED) how business strategy is created across key organizational Accounting is essential to succeeding in today’s highly departments in a variety of US and International business en- competitive society. This course is designed to acquaint vironments. The student will demonstrate mastery of business students with the steps of the accounting cycle in a and management concepts through projects, solving real business, how to record financial information, and world case studies, and developing a research commentary prepare the records needed to maintain a business. The course that will provide future oriented solutions that “real” business focuses on traditional accounting methods and the use of ac- decision makers can use. (Course may be repeated for credit) counting software. Accounting is the Language of Business. Available to students only. This class is associated with DECA which provides (Up to 10 college credits available) opportunities for travel, leadership, fun and scholarships. Available to Inglemoor High School students only. PERSONAL FINANCE (Up to 5 college credits available) Cover the basics of personal finance including: long term and short term financial planning, budgeting, INDEPENDENT LIVING managing expenses, investments, insurance, credit In this activity-oriented comprehensive class you will learn management, retirement planning and tax planning. skills needed to be independent such as wise money man- Investments include stocks, bonds, mutual funds and real agement, which includes learning to invest and positive use estate are discussed in detail. Students will learn a variety of of credit, basic meal planning and preparation, and buying ways to research investments. (Semester class) consumer goods. You will look at selecting housing and (Up to 5 college credits available) roommates, tenants and/or landlord responsibilities as well as protecting yourself from consumer “rip-offs”. Other topics AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A covered include how to buy and insure a car, and how to fill Prerequisite: Successful completion of, out tax forms. or concurrently enrolled in, Algebra II INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES AP Computer Science is both a college prep course for Prerequisite: Successful completion of Algebra I or potential computer science majors and a foundation course instructor permission for students planning to study in other technical fields such as engineering, physics, and chemistry. Learn to design and This introductory survey course based on the UC Berkeley implement computer programs (JAVA language) that solve CS10 course offers students a hands-on introduction to com- problems relevant to today’s society. Students will apply pro- puter science that surrounds us every day. This course is far gramming tools, programming style, computer science theory, more than just learning to program. We’ll focus on some of the algorithm design, and documentation to solve complex prob- “Big Ideas” in computing, such as abstraction, design, recur- lems through hands on experiences and examples. This course sion, concurrency, simulation, and the limits of computation. is designed to prepare students to take the College Board AP We’ll show some beautiful applications of computing that computer science exam in the Spring. have changed the world, talk about the history of computing, (Up to 5 college credits available) and where it will go in the future. This is a semester program.

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AP PSYCHOLOGY LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: None This exploratory course is designed to introduce students to the many subjects of psychology. Through class discussion, The Advanced Placement Psychology course is de- lectures, projects and presentations students will learn about signed to introduce students to the systematic and the human lifespan. Subjects that will be covered include: child scientific study of human mental processes and behav- development, personality, intelligence, personal and professional ior. Students are exposed to the psychological facts, principles, relationships, communication, family dynamics, and many other and phenomena associated with each of the major subfields popular psychology topics. within psychology (such as: history and approaches, research methods, biology and behavior, learning and cognition, devel- RETAIL OPERATIONS/STUDENT STORE opmental and abnormal psychology, and social psychology). Prerequisite: Jr/Sr standing, complete application Students will also learn about careers in psychology and the and Teacher permission pathways to additional training. This course is equivalent to an introductory college course in psychology. As a college level This is a unique course involving on-campus work course, AP Psychology is best suited for students willing to experience in a “real” retail business. Student employees are apply themselves to the study of interesting and sometimes trained to operate electronic cash registers and to handle the challenging material. Enrolled students will be given the oppor- following jobs: advertising, purchasing, inventory control, re- tunity to take the AP Psychology exam in May for college credit. cord- keeping, food preparation, stock maintenance, clothing sales, store maintenance and cleaning. Courtesy, service, hon- IB PSYCHOLOGY esty, confidence and professionalism identify the successful Psychology is the systematic study of human behavior experi- student working in the store. ence. The overall aim of this course is to give students a deeper DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 understanding of the nature and scope of psychology. Studies members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. of the biological, sociocultural and cognitive perspectives will DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, provide an appreciation of the diverse approaches that have leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only shaped the nature of knowledge and the ways of investigating Business & Marketingscholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. behavior within the discipline of psychology. In addition to the Topics covered are universal in the world of business and apply core perspectives, students will examine specific issues within to both profit and not-for-profit organizations. health and dysfunctional psychology which will provide an (Up to 5 college credits available) opportunity to study according to their own personal interests. Available to Inglemoor High School students only WEB DESIGN This course is a college level project based course that introduces the basic elements of designing and devel- oping web pages. Students will learn how to plan and design effective web pages for business and personal use. Web pages will be created using HTML5, CSS, and Adobe Dreamweaver. Web Design develops four skill areas: Design, Research and Communication, Project Management and Col- laboration and Web Authoring Tools. (Up to 10 college credits available)

COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH C#.NET Students use the C# programming language to write programs that run in the Microsoft.NET environment. This course emphasizes good overall program design and effective use of objects. Topics include fundamen- tal language constructs, classes, exception handling, interfaces and inheritance. Students end the year with a multi-week proj- ect where they create, test, and document a major program of their own design. (Up to 10 college credits available)

11 BusinessBusinessBusiness & & Marketing Marketing INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS CULINARY ARTS BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MICROSOFT OFFICE Would you like to own your own business some day? Would you like to know “Chef secrets” Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone CERTIFICATION This course introduces students to the following top- or how to make restaurant quality needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must Students may become an “expert” ics: the business environment and forms of ownership; food? Culinary Arts is the class for you in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach in Word and Excel working how to manage and lead others; effective business to learn those professional secrets. This you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the independently using college level communication in the work place; and how to achieve finan- Satellitematerials. class Upon is offered successful to district completion students of whothis arecourse, interested semester will be used for skill development and computer cial success. Students will gain experience running a virtual in studentslearning restaurantare prepared industry to take secrets the Microsoft and standards. Industry Students applications formatting. You will also learn some basic retail business (pricing, purchasing, promoting, recordkeeping, willStandard learn hands certification on industry tests experience and become through more food competitive prepara - Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. etc.), as well as participate in the creating of their own compa- tion,in today’s entry level job market.baking (cookies, quick breads, cakes), cooking (Up to 5 college credits available) ny, develop a business plan, and present their company to an methods(Up to 1 (grilling, college creditssauté, stir available.) fry) & techniques (knife skills, audience of their peers. Students will learn how to keep the presentation, service, garnishing). To enhance their culinary MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS IB COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH JAVA basic financial records of a company throughout the course of experience students will have the opportunity to develop their Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office This course meets the requirements of the IB a month “on the job”. Students will role play employee/custom- own restaurant concept and design and produce a menu and 2013 using: Computer Science (SL) curriculum, but you do er or employee/manager situations to develop human relation menu ideas for their concept. Students will explore culinary • Word—word processing not have to be an IB student to take this course. and interpersonal communication skills which are essential to careersProgramming in the food topics industry, cover work fundamental with industry Java professionals, • Access—database working effectively in an organization. tourlanguage food establishments constructs, including and work objects, with college classes, culinary methods, pro - • Excel—spreadsheets (Up to 5 college credits available) grams.parameter Culinary passing, Arts is primitive where you and learn reference how to types, have a and success use - Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft fulof future the Java career class in libraries.the food industry!In addition, A practical students and will written study Office Specialist Industry Certificate. PERSONAL AND BUSINESS LAW examthe systemswill be administered life cycle, software as part developmentof this program. and computer (Up to 5 college credits available) systems fundamentals. This course is designed to give students exposure to PREPARE FOR COLLEGE AND A CAREER! Inglemoor High School the types of law they will encounter every day. Topics • Earn college credits transferable to varying community BUSINESS GRAPHICS (Up to 5 college credits available) covered include criminal and civil issues. An emphasis colleges • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special on case studies, role playing and group work will allow • Become eligible for scholarships effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, MARKETING students to use their own life experiences to bring the course Marketing• Earn National coach’s businessRestaurant and Association life skills thatCertification (must enhance photos, cut people out of photos, material to life and to keep the class relevant. applycomplete to all careers 2 years and of are Culinary performance Arts) $20.00 based fee recolor photos and much more Available to Woodinville High School students only skills• Obtain that everyone Washington needs State to demonstrate Food Workers to Permit ($10.00) • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip (Up to 5 college credits available) becomeand successful Professional in Lablife andCoat in ($36.00) business. – fee This is the responsi- art, animation, sound, music and video class is perfect for the student who is interested in the bility of the student • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way businesses operate and make decisions. Students ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) ECONOMICS SATELLITE PROGRAM graduation announcements and programs as well as learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem Have you ever wondered why there are not enough student Bothell High School business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to parking spots or why they are so expensive? If so, AP Economics (Upmarket to 9 college themselves, credits available)build confidence, and introduce new (Up to 5 college credits available) is the class for you. AP Economics is a challenging and exciting Courseproducts also countsand services for 3rd in year highly lab science competitive credit and sometimes- course for any motivated student. Microeconomics (1st semes- international business environments. ter), the study of how households and firms make decisions BAKINGDECA is & the PASTRY international student association, with 180,000 in the marketplace, and Macroeconomics (2nd semester), the In members,this advanced that course,all marketing students students will learn are theencouraged baking to join. study of the entire economy including inflation, unemployment, techniquesDECA provides of mixing, students shaping, with foldingmany opportunities and baking for travel, and economic growth. In addition, students will be encouraged whileleadership exploring development, the science case and studymath behindcompetitions, baking. DECA only scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. (optional) to take the AP tests (Micro/Macro) in the spring. Students will learn how to successfully make quick Topics covered are universal in the world of business and breads,apply decoratedto both profit cakes, and pies, not-for mousses, profit sauces, organizations. custards, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT frozen(Up to desserts, 10 college cookies, credits and available) confections. In addition, students Prerequisite: Intro to Business suggested, not required. will be introduced to decorating techniques like sugar and chocolateENTREPRENEURSHIP garnishing. Students will learn in a well-equipped, Business Management introduces students to the business en- industryEntrepreneurial standard kitcheninitiative to and prepare success food is for thriving student in ourpresen - vironment and forms of ownership; how to manage and lead tations,Puget school Sound functionsregion, producing and community well-known service companies events. This others, effective business communication in the work place, courseranging includes from Amazonclassroom to instructionStarbucks. Thisand practicalcourse, new lab workfor and entrepreneurship. the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of in thisa commercial trend, and kitchen. for the studentA practical wishing and written to learn exam more will about be As entrepreneurs starting their own business, students will find administeredhow great new as part ideas of becomethis program. successful businesses. Topics a location for their business, choose a form of ownership, hire PREPAREinclude FOR business COLLEGE planning, AND A characteristics CAREER! of a successful and supervise employees, find and keep customers, and use in- entrepreneur,• Earn college economics, credits to financial LWIT analysis, legal surance to manage risk. Students will be challenged to read re- considerations,• Become eligible marketing for scholarships fundamentals and opportunity sumes critically and choose the best people for their business. recognition.• Obtain WashingtonStudents enrolling State Food first Workers semester Permit will ($10.00) Students will be engaged with management challenges such participateand Professional in DECA, a Labglobal Coat organization ($36.00) – fee which is the prepares responsi - high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. as labor shortages, strikes, problem employees, and industrial Studentsbility enrolling of the student second semester will be qualified and accidents. In addition, students will read and role play situa- SATELLITEencouraged PROGRAM to participate in DECA the following year. All tions from the One Minute Manager, one of the best selling Bothellstudents High will School be introduced to Washington Business Week. management books in history, which teaches the fundamental (UpBoth to 9 organizations college credits areavailable) perfect for high school students secrets of effective goal setting, praising, and reprimanding. Courseinterested also counts in entrepreneurship for 3rd year lab science (to learn credit more, visit Available to Bothell High School students only. www.deca.org and www.wbw.org). 1412 BusinessBusiness & MarketingMarketing

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You the systems life cycle, software development and computer dents a “real world” experience of an automotive career, includ- (Upwill tolearn 5 college how to credits evaluate available) the best cell phone contract and systems fundamentals. will utilize various expense management tools. Students will ingInglemoor a significant High amount School of vehicle diagnosis, maintenance and BUSINESSlearn how to GRAPHICS build a business plan by knowing costs, profits, repair.(Up to Both 5 college AM and credits PM programs available) are open to 10-12th graders and• breakPhotoshop even points, & InDesign and how—learn to buy, to use sell, special trade, and analyze taking Auto Tech 1 or Auto Tech 2 as AM and PM courses are a stocks.effects, Students manipulate will learn scannedhow to set or updigital and images,manage checking combinationMARKETING of grades and levels. Marketing coach’s business and life skills that and savingsenhance accounts, photos, estimate cut people and out analyze of photos, loans, and more! apply• Students to all learncareers to andwork are individually performance and basedin small groups. This isrecolor a year long photos course. and much more Business & Marketingskills that everyone needs to demonstrate to (Up• toAdvanced 5 college credits PowerPoint available)—training using photos, clip • Student’s progress at their own rate. become• Juniors successful can participate in life inand paid, in business. manufacturer-sponsored This art, animation, sound, music and video class is perfect for the student who is interested in the waysummer businesses internships operate and make decisions. Students This• courseCreate meets professional 3rd year math flyers, requirements brochures, aswedding a Career or Path - learn• Scholarship the multi-faceted opportunities and integratedthrough competitions nature of problem way Optiongraduation for class announcements of 2013 and beyond. and programs Students will as well need as to meet withbusiness their counselorscards, and toletterhead complete usingthe registration, Adobe InDesign. parent solving in the business world. They also learn how to CROSSmarket CREDITING themselves, AVAILABLE! build confidence, and introduce new (Upconference, to 5 college and creditssign off available) requirements prior to signing up for this Creditsproducts available and services for the in program highly competitive include (to and be sometimes-decided Business & Marketingcourse as a 3rd year math option. uponinternational by consensus business with environments. counselor/parent/guardian): DECA• CTE is the international student association, with 180,000 FINANCE members,• 11th or 12ththat allgrade marketing ELA students are encouraged to join. DECA• 11th provides and 12th students grade lab with science many opportunities for travel, Open to Grades: 10, 11, 12 (Sophomore students can leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only • Elective only take this course to meet occupational education scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. UponTopics successful covered are completion universal inof theboth world years, of businessstudents and shall or elective credit). beapply awarded: to both profit and not-for profit organizations. Prerequisite: *For the class of 2013 and beyond- if the (Up• Certificate to 10 college of Proficiencycredits available) course is being taken to meet 3rd year math option, student • Multiple certifications available throughout program ENTREPRENEURSHIP must have previously earned one credit in Algebra 1 or Note:Entrepreneurial As an ASE-certified initiative training and successprogram, is opportunitiesthriving in our for Algebra 1 equivalent course and have earned one credit in advancedPuget Sound placement region, in producingpost-secondary well-known training companiesprograms are ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for Geometry or are concurrently enrolled in Geometry and the available.the 2018-19 Students school completing year, has thisbeen program created are in givenrecognition prefer- of 3rd year math option course. encethis at trend, Shoreline and Communityfor the student College’s wishing manufacture-sponsored to learn more about programs.how great new ideas become successful businesses. Topics Now is the time to start understanding finance in SATELLITEinclude business PROGRAM planning, characteristics of a successful mathematical terms and gain confidence in your ability Bothellentrepreneur, High School economics, financial analysis, legal (Upconsiderations, to 26 college credits marketing available) fundamentals and opportunity to manage money. This course is designed to build on recognition. Students enrolling first semester will Courses also count for either ELA or 3rd year lab science credit your prior math knowledge while taking you step by step participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. through strategies that will help you learn the time value of Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and money. There is heavy emphasis on credit card and interest encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All rates associated with them. You will learn how to evaluate AUTO TECHNOLOGY – BEGINNING students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. Both organizations are perfect for high school students the best cell phone contract and will utilize various expense AUTO TECHNOLOGY - ADVANCED interested in entrepreneurship (to learn more, visit management tools. Students will learn how to build a (SKILL CENTER PROGRAM) www.deca.org and www.wbw.org). business plan by knowing costs, profits, and breakeven Prerequisite:14 Application, Interview and 13 points, and how to buy, sell, trade, and analyze stocks. Acceptance Students will learn how to set up and manage checking and Length/Credit: Beginning: Full Year/2 Credits; Advanced: savings accounts, estimate and analyze loans, and more! Full Year/3 Credits This is a year long course. Grades: 10, 11 (Beginning) 11, 12 (Advanced) (Up to 5 college credits available) Designed as a two-year course of study. Beginning Auto Tech, for sophomores and juniors, meets for two periods per This course meets 3rd year math requirements as a Career day. Advanced Auto Tech, second year juniors and first year Pathway Option for class of 2013 and beyond. Students seniors, meets three periods per day. This gives students a will need to meet with their counselors to complete the “real world” experience of an automotive career, including a registration, parent conference, and sign off requirements significant amount of vehicle diagnosis and repair. Exciting prior to signing up for this course as a 3rd year math option. Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Program included. • Students learn to work individually and in small BUSINESS MANAGEMENT groups. Prerequisite: Intro to Business suggested, not required. • Students progress at their own rate. Business Management introduces students to the business • Juniors can participate in paid, manufacturer environment and forms of ownership; how to manage and sponsored summer internships lead others, effective business communication in the work • Scholarship opportunities through competitions place, and entrepreneurship. Upon Completion Of Both Years, Students Are Awarded: As entrepreneurs starting their own business, students • Certificate of Proficiency. will find a location for their business, choose a form of • Five credits earned for entire program ownership, hire and supervise employees, find and keep • Multiple certifications available through successful customers, and use insurance to manage risk. Students completion of program. will be challenged to read resumes critically and choose As an ASE-certified training program, opportunities for the best people for their business. Students will be advanced placement in post-secondary training programs engaged with management challenges such as labor are available. Students completing this program are given shortages, strikes, problem employees, and industrial preference at Shoreline Community College’s manufacture- accidents. In addition, students will read and role play sponsored programs; up to 15 college credits may be situations from the One Minute Manager, one of the best recognized. selling management books in history, which teaches the Students enrolled in this program have the opportunity to fundamental secrets of effective goal setting, praising, and participate as members of the pit crew for a real electric reprimanding. drag race vehicle with the instructor as the driver. Students Available to Bothell High School students only. can attend races locally and throughout the region and learn from our professional mentor race team. Additional fees apply to race field trips. SATELLITE PROGRAM Bothell High School (Up to 16 college credits available) 18 Health Services

SPORTS MEDICINE/ATHLETIC TRAINING ADVANCED BIOTECHNOLOGY Students in this course develop and apply skills con- Prerequisite: Successful completion of Biology or nected to different careers within the field of sports Biomedical Science 1. medicine and athletic training. The course is structured This course is a continuation of biotechnology. The with both classroom and applied learning/internship main focus of this course will be a continuation of bio- components working under the supervision of the certified technology laboratory skills, DNA manipulation, independent athletic trainer with high school sports teams. The standards experimentation, applied biotechnology to environmental for this course are based upon the National Athletic Trainers’ challenges, and further exploration of careers in biotechnolo- Association six domains of responsibility/education, and the gy and biomedical fields. In addition, students will work with Career and Technical Education Therapeutic and Sports Medi- industry mentors to complete a culminating project that will cine competencies strands. be showcased at the annual Northwest Association of Biomed- SATELLITE PROGRAM: Bothell High School ical Research Bioexpo competition. A field trip to explore the (Up to 15 college credits available) University of Washington Medical Center (depending on space availability) will also take place earlier in the year, as well as field ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE/ trips to other biotech labs. ATHLETIC TRAINING (Up to 5 college credits available) Prerequisite: Beginning Sports Medicine/Athletic Training, Human Physiology, Nursing, or related cours- IB BIOLOGY I (HL) (IBS103) es as approved by the instructor Prerequisite: Junior/Senior standing, Pre- IB Chemistry to This course builds on Beginning Sports Medicine/Athletic be taken in the 10th grade or completion of both Biology & Training as students will focus more on how to evaluate and Chemistry. As space permits, seniors with exceptional science rehabilitate specific sports injuries. They will also learn about backgrounds may enroll in IB Biology I after obtaining instruc- the psychological aspects of sports injury, sports nutrition, and tor and IB Coordinator permission. 1 year sport pharmacology. Students enrolled are required to obtain Grade Requirements: Tests (objective, essay, lab), written 60 hours of athletic training experience and complete a clinical assignments, and laboratory work as reflected in the internship at a local healthcare facility (hospital, physical ther- development of a student portfolio and logbook apy clinic, high school, college or professional training room, IB Biology HL, one of the Experimental Sciences (also called massage therapy clinic, chiropractic clinic, fire dept, fitness Group 4 Programs on the IB hexagon) is the scientific study center, dental office, dietitian/nutrition center). Students will of living organisms. It is a rigorous, lab-based (25 percent also participate in the Washington Career & Technical Sports of our time), pre-university course of study. Our textbook is Medicine State competition held in the Spring. used in many college biology courses. In Year 1, we focus on SATELLITE PROGRAM: Bothell High School the underlying similarities among living things (cells, (Up to 10 college credits available) 19 biochemistry, metabolism, molecular biology, plant science, and ecology), including genetic engineering. In addition, this INDEPENDENT LIVING course provides students with the opportunity to explore In this activity-oriented comprehensive class you will learn skills career options in the biotechnology field & offers technology needed to be independent such as wise money management, experiences applicable to the fields of medicine, biomedical which includes learning to invest and positive use of credit, research, and clinical testing. basic meal planning and preparation, and buying consumer Available to Inglemoor High School students only. goods. You will look at selecting housing and roommates, tenants and/or landlord responsibilities as well as protecting IB BIOLOGY II (HL) (IBS155) yourself from consumer “rip-offs”. Other topics covered include Prerequisite: Successful completion of first-year IB Biology how to buy and insure a car, and how to fill out tax forms. I. As space permits, seniors with exceptional science back-

grounds may enroll in IB Biology II after obtaining instructor BIOTECHNOLOGY and IB Coordinator permission. 1 year Biotechnology is a course designed to introduce students to Grade Requirements: Tests (objective, essay, lab), written the fundamentals of biology (cells, genetics, evolution and assignments, and laboratory work as reflected in the continua- ecology) with a focus on current biotechnology research and tion of a student portfolio and logbook initiated in IB Bio I modern laboratory technology. In addition to introductory biology, students will have the opportunity to engage in topics The second year of a two-year course. We examine biological di- around bioethics, genetic engineering, genetic testing, infec- versity (genetics, evolution, human physiology, and our “option”: tious diseases and genetically modified organisms. Students neurobiology and behavior) as well as PCR and gel electropho- will also be learning and applying biotechnology lab practices resis. Time will also be spent in preparation for the IB Biology and will be exposed to career opportunities in the biotech- examination in May. In addition, this course provides students nology and biomedical field. Biotechnology is an exciting, but with the opportunity to explore career options in the biotech- challenging course best suited for students who are seriously nology field & offer technology experiences applicable to the interested in pursuing careers in the scientific medical field. fields of medicine, biomedical research, and clinical testing Students that earned a B or better in 8th grade science are Available to Inglemoor High School students only. best prepared for this course.

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AP PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: None The Advanced Placement Psychology course is de- signed to introduce students to the systematic and scientific study of human mental processes and behav- ior. Students are exposed to the psychological facts, principles, and phenomena associated with each of the major subfields within psychology (such as: history and approaches, research methods, biology and behavior, learning and cognition, devel- opmental and abnormal psychology, and social psychology). Students will also learn about careers in psychology and the pathways to additional training. This course is equivalent to an introductory college course in psychology. As a college level course, AP Psychology is best suited for students willing to apply themselves to the study of interesting and sometimes FOOD SCIENCE, DIETETICS, NUTRITION challenging material. Enrolled students will be given the oppor- The food science industry is one of the larger industries in the tunity to take the AP Psychology exam in May for college credit. with many career & job opportunities offered throughout the food system. Students will learn the knowl- LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY edge, skills and practices required for careers in food science, This exploratory course is designed to introduce students to dietetics, and nutrition. The course focuses on the relationship the many subjects of psychology. Through class discussion, between food consumption, health and human development. lectures, projects and presentations students will learn about Science is integrated throughout the course in such experi- the human lifespan. Subjects that will be covered include: ments as caramelization of sugars and starches, the produc- child development, personality, intelligence, personal and tion and growth of yeast, or the effects of temperature on professional relationships, communication, family dynamics, chocolate. Students may study dietetic topics such as effects of and many other popular psychology topics. antioxidants on humans, the shelf life of food products and the negative & positive effects of bacteria on food. Students will IB PSYCHOLOGY work in teams, individually and with partners to prepare and Psychology is the systematic study of human behavior experi- conduct food experiments to interpret, predict, and evaluate ence. The overall aim of this course is to give students a deeper food and food experiments. understanding of the nature and scope of psychology. Studies of the biological, sociocultural and cognitive perspectives will FOODS AND NUTRITION provide an appreciation of the diverse approaches that have This class is designed to stimulate interest in plan- shaped the nature of knowledge and the ways of investigating ning, preparation and appreciation of healthy foods. behavior within the discipline of psychology. In addition to the This class provides a look into nutritional needs, safe- core perspectives, students will examine specific issues within ty, sanitation practices, and use and care of kitchen health and dysfunctional psychology which will provide an equipment providing a framework for the kitchen opportunity to study according to their own personal interests. experiences in basic food preparation. Students will study ba- Available to Inglemoor High School students only. sic nutritional guidelines, which will then be applied to menu planning and cooking skills. Learn to make everything from BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS pies to pad Thai! Emphasis will be given in developing positive Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone attitudes for appreciation of nutritional, good tasting foods. needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must (Up to 3 college credits available) in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the semester INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS will be used for skill development and computer applications Would you like to own your own business some day? formatting. You will also learn some basic Excel, Access, Power- This course introduces students to the following topics: Point and HTML. the business environment and forms of ownership; how (Up to 5 college credits available) to manage and lead others; effective business commu- nication in the work place; and how to achieve financial success. MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS Students will gain experience running a virtual retail business Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office (pricing, purchasing, promoting, recordkeeping, etc.), as well 2013 using: as participate in the creating of their own company, develop • Word—word processing a business plan, and present their company to an audience of • Access—database their peers. Students will learn how to keep the basic financial • Excel—spreadsheets records of a company throughout the course of a month “on the Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft Office job”. Students will role play employee/customer or employee/ Specialist Industry Certificate. manager situations to develop human relation and interperson- al communication skills which are essential to working effective- (Up to 5 college credits available) ly in an organization. (Up to 5 college credits available) 19 15 Health Services

MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS ACADEMY This intensive course of study introduces students to a variety of careers in the health care industry with emphasis on hands-on, patient-oriented careers such as physician and nurse. At the end of the year students are qualified for the Nursing Assistant State exam. Nursing Assistant is an entry position in a medical field and will allow you to submerge into the healthcare world right after graduation. INSTRUCTION INCLUDES: Health care field career exploration Anatomy and physiology Medical terminology Pathophysiology and clinical manifestations Infection control Preventative & restorative care Patient care Electronic charting Clinical internship CPR and First Aid Certification HIV Certification Business & MarketingCommunication with a patientHealth and care Services team BEGINNINGClasses COMPUTER meet at APPLICATIONS Woodinville High SchoolMEDICAL forMICROSOFT PROFESSIONALS three consecutive OFFICE ACADEMY periods in the Can youmorning type without or looking afternoon at the keys? with Everyone an additional (HEALTH 7CERTIFICATION daysSCIENCE of CAREERS)clinical internship at skilled needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must This intensiveStudents course may becomeof study an introduc “expert”- in Word and Excel working in nearlynursing every career facilities, in every field. 8 hours We’ll teach shifts on Saturdayses students to trough a variety ofthe careers school in the year. Schedule you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the independently using college level to be determined at the beginning ofhealth each carematerials. school industry Upon year. with successful emphasis Clinical completion on shadowing of this course, is at semester will be used for skill development and computer Harborview Medical Center at the endhands-on, of thestudents patient-oriented year are with prepared school careers to take suchthe transportation Microsoft as physician Industry and applications formatting. You will also learn some basic nurse. AtStandard the end certification of the year studentstests and arebecome qualified more competitivefor the Excel,provided. Access, PowerPoint and HTML. in today’s job market. (Up to 5 college credits available) Nursing (UpAssistant to 1 college State credits exam. available.) Nursing Assistant is an entry The state NAC certification exam is positionconducted in a medical at the field end and ofwill the allow school you to submerge year. The into MICROSOFTfee for APPLICATIONS the exam is $156.00 which includesthe healthcareIB the COMPUTER Department world right SCIENCE after graduation.of WITH Health JAVA license Studentsadministered will become proficient to those in Microsoft who Officesuccessfully passThis course the exam.meets the Students requirements areof the employable IB 2013 using: INSTRUCTIONComputer INCLUDES: Science (SL) curriculum, but you do • asWord Certified—word processing Nursing Assistant on the nextHealthnot day. havecare fieldtoHistorically, be ancareer IB student exploration the to take employability this course. of our Programming topics cover fundamental Java • studentsAccess—database is about 100%. This program alsoAnatomy can andbe physiologya benefit for those who might language constructs, including objects, classes, methods, ASL 100/121 • Excel—spreadsheets Medical terminology care for their aging parents or disabled familyparameter members. passing, primitive Other and expenses: reference types, Scrubs and use - $25,Open white to 9, 10,shoes, 11 class personalized sweatshirt Students- $35 will and have thea wristwatch. opportunity to earn Stethoscope their Microsoft is optionalPathophysiologyof the Java as class we and libraries. have clinical Inthem addition,manifestations in students class. will All study fees are fully refundable by future employer if a Office Specialist Industry Certificate. Infectionthe systems control life cycle, software development and computer This college level course, ASL 100, is the complex (Up tograduate 5 college credits gets available) a job within one year of completionPreventativesystems fundamentals. & restorative of the program. care This program has aand partnership natural existing with language the used UW by Bothell the Deaf. ASLNursing Program with a fast track Bachelor of SciencePatientInglemoor care in Nursing High School program as well as with the100 Health will introduce Science students Department to this visual with / gestural pre- BUSINESS GRAPHICS (Up to 5 college credits available) Electronic charting language and to the Deaf community. In this class students • med,Photoshop public & InDesign and—learn global to use health special tracks. Students are actively involved in HOSA - National Health Occupation Students of America Clinical internship will learn vocabulary and the grammar of ASL through natural organization,effects, manipulate scannedsuccessfully or digital images, competing in multipleMARKETING categories on a state and national level. Marketing coach’s business and life skills that everyday conversation, situations, and activities. Classrooms enhance photos, cut people out of photos, CPR and First Aid Certification High School credits: 1.0 lab science, 2.0 occupational,apply to all careers and and are 0.5 performance senior health based credits. operate in large and small group settings and often in full recolor photos and much more HIV Certification skills that everyone needs to demonstrate to immersion. Students must be able to maintain eye contact and • CollegeAdvanced PowerPoint credit: —trainingThrough using Bellevue photos, clip College, Communication which are with fully a patient transferrable and care team to any other college or university. become successful in life and in business. This be visually focused. Also having the ability to work regular- SATELLITEart, animation, sound,PROGRAM music and Woodinville video High Schoolclass is perfect for the student who is interested in the • (UpCreate to professional 16 college flyers, credits brochures, available) wedding or Classes meetway businesses at Woodinville operate High and School make decisions. for three Students consecutive ly with recording devices (by uploading and downloading graduation announcements and programs as well as periods learnin the the morning multi-faceted or afternoon and integrated with an nature additional of problem 7 days media) for portfolio purposes. If the student meets all the business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to requirements in class with a B grade or above the student can of clinicalmarket internship themselves, at skilled build nursing confidence, facilities, and introduce8 hours shifts new (Up to 5 college credits available) ASL 100/121 on Saturdaysproducts trough and servicesthe school in highly year. competitiveSchedule to and be sometimes-deter- earn 5-college credits through an articulation agreement with open to 9, 10, 11 mined atinternational the beginning business of each environments. school year. Clinical shadow- both Lake Washington Institute of Technology and/or Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class. This college level course, ASLing 100, is at DECAisHarborview the is the complex international Medical andCenter student natural at association,the end existing of thewith year 180,000 languagewith used by the Deaf. ASL 100 will introduce school transportationmembers, that all provided. marketing students are encouraged to join. students to this visual / gestural languageDECA provides and students to withthe many Deaf opportunities community. for travel, In thisASL class 200/122 students will learn vocabulary and 19 The stateleadership NAC certification development, exam case is studyconducted competitions, at the DECAend ofonly ASL 200 expands on vocabulary, depends complex the grammar of ASL through naturalscholarships, everyday and fun. conversation, DECA is the “varsity situations, sport of business”. and activities. Classrooms operate in large and the schoolTopics year. covered The fee are for universal the exam in the is $156.00world of businesswhich includes and grammatical understanding, functional application, small group settings and often in fullthe immersion. Departmentapply to both of HealthStudents profit licenseand not-for must administered profit be organizations.able to those to maintain Deaf eye history, contact culture and and be community. visually Second focused. year will Als o having the ability to work regularly withwho successfully recording(Up to 10 college pass devices the credits exam. available) (byStudents uploading are employable and asdownloading focus more media) on classifiers, for portfolio use of spatial purposes. referencing, If the Certified Nursing Assistant on the next day. Historically, the student meets all the requirements in classENTREPRENEURSHIP with a B grade or above the student can earnrole-shifting, 5-college signer’s credit point of through view, verb inflections an articulation and the employabilityEntrepreneurial of our students initiative is andabout success 100%. is thrivingThis program in our Greater Deaf community (agencies serving the Deaf/Hard-of- agreement with both Lake Washingtonalso can InstitutePuget be a benefit Sound of region, Technologyfor those producing who well-knownmight and care or forcompaniesSeattle their aging Central Hearing). College. Using dialogues and narratives while continuing SCC requires work outside of class.parents rangingor disabled from family Amazon members. to Starbucks. Other This expenses: course, new Scrubs for their virtual portfolios students will grow in their fluency, - $25, whitethe 2018-19 shoes, schoolclass personalized year, has been sweatshirt created in recognition- $35 and a of this trend, and for the student wishing to learn more about prosody, and confidence. If the student meets all the require- wristwatch.how Stethoscope great new ideas is optionalbecome successful as we have businesses. them in class.Topics ments in class with a B grade or above the student can earn ASL 200/122 All fees areinclude fully business refundable planning, by future characteristics employer of if a successfulgraduate 5-college credits through an articulation agreement with both ASL 200 expands on vocabulary,gets a depends jobentrepreneur, within one complex economics,year of completion grammatical financial ofanalysis, the program. legalunderstanding, This Lake functional Washington Institute application, of Technology Deaf and/or history, Seattle Central programconsiderations, has a partnership marketing with thefundamentals UW Bothell and Nursing opportunity Pro- culture and community. Second yearrecognition. will focus Students more enrolling on first classifiers, semester will use of spatialCollege. referencing, SCC requires work role-shifting, outside of class. signer’s point gram withparticipate a fast track in DECA, Bachelor a global of Science organization in Nursing which preparesprogram of view, verb inflections andas thewell ashighGreater with school the HealthstudentsDeaf Sciencecommunity to be leaders Department and (agencies entrepreneurs. with pre-med, serving ASLthe 300/123Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing). Using dialogues and narratives while continuingpublic theirandStudents global virtual enrolling health portfolios tracks. second Students semester students willare activelybe qualified will involved growand in their fluency, prosody, and confidence. encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All ASL 300 continues vocabulary and grammatical If the student meets all the requirementsin HOSA studentsin - National class will Healthwith be introduced aOccupation B grade to Washington Students or above Businessof America the Week. student structure can earn of the 5-college language with credit storytelling, through narratives, an organization, successfully competing in multiple categories on articulation agreement with both Lake WashingtonBoth organizations Institute are perfect of for Technology high school students and or Seattleand dialogues. Central While College. continuing an exposure to Deaf a state andinterested national in entrepreneurshiplevel. (to learn more, visit history, culture, and community, students will also www.deca.org and www.wbw.org). SCC requires work outside of class.High School credits: 1.0 lab science, 2.0 occupational, and 0.5 explore Deaf folklore, current events and Deaf-related topics, 14 senior health credits. Deaf-Blind community, mock interpreting simulations, poetry, ASL 300/123 College credit: Through Bellevue College, which are fully iconic art, and careers with ASL. If the student meets all the transferable to any other college or university. requirements in class with a B grade or above the student can ASL 300 continues vocabularySATELLITE and grammatical PROGRAM Woodinville structure High Schoolof the language withearn storytelling, 5-college credits narratives, through an articulation and dialogues. agreement with While continuing an exposure(Up to 24 Deaf college history, credits available) culture, and community, studentsSeattle will Central also College. explore SCC requires Deaf folklore, work outside current of class. events and Deaf-related topics, Deaf-Blind community, mock interpreting simulations, poetry, iconic art, and careers 16 with ASL. If the student meets all the requirements in class with a B grade or above the student can earn 5-college credit through an articulation agreement with both Lake Washington Institute of Technology and or Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class.

23 STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IB COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH JAVA CanSTEM: you type without Science, looking at the Technology,keys? Everyone Engineering,This course meets the requirements Mathematics of the IB needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must in Computer Science (SL) curriculum, but you do not BEGINNINGnearly every COMPUTER career in every APPLICATIONS field. We’ll teach you how IBhave DESIGN to be an TECHNOLOGY IB student to take SL this course. Pro- Can youto dotype it in without one hour looking and the at rest the of keys? the semester Everyone will be Thisgramming project-based topics cover course fundamental provides Javastudents language with an used for skill development and computer applications format- constructs, including objects, classes, methods, needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must exploration of the process and tools used in industrial ting. You will also learn some basic Excel, Access, PowerPoint parameter passing, primitive and reference types, and use of in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach (products) design including an in-depth look at human and HTML. (Up to 5 college credits available) the Java class libraries. In addition, students will study the sys- you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the factorstems life and cycle, ergonomics, software development CAD/CAM, material and computer science, systems and semesterMICROSOFT will be used APPLICATIONS for skill development and computer sustainablefundamentals. design. Individual portfolios will be developed applicationsStudents formatting. will become You proficient will also in learnMicrosoft some Office basic basedAvailable on class to Inglemoor projects. High School students only. Excel, 2013Access, using: PowerPoint • Word and—word HTML. processing SATELLITE(Up to 5 college PROGRAM: credits available) (Up to 5 college credits• Access available)—database Inglemoor High School • Excel—spreadsheets IB DESIGN TECHNOLOGY SL MICROSOFTStudents willAPPLICATIONS have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft Office IBThis DESIGN project-based TECHNOLOGY course provides HL students with an explo- StudentsSpecialist will become Industry proficient Certificate. in (Up Microsoftto 5 college Office credits available) (pre-reqration of or the concurrent process and enrollment tools used ofin IBindustrial Design (products) 2013 using: Technologydesign including SL) Building an in-depth upon look the at experiences human factors and and ergo- MICROSOFT OFFICE CERTIFICATION nomics, CAD/CAM, material science, and sustainable design. • Word—word processing content of IB Design Technology SL, this problem- Students may become an “expert” in Word and Excel basedIndividual course portfolios takes an will in-depth be developed look at based human- on class projects. • Accessworking—database independently using college level materials. SATELLITE PROGRAM Inglemoor High School centered design, sustainable development, and commercial • ExcelUpon —spreadsheetssuccessful completion of this course, students Studentsare preparedwill have to the take opportunity the Microsoft to Industryearn their Standard Microsoft manufacturing.IB DESIGN TECHNOLOGY Through aHL series of college-level projects Officecertified Specialist tests Industry and become Certificate. more competitive in today’s (product(pre-req ordesign, concurrent building enrollment design/urban of IB Design planning, Tech -and (Up tojob 5 college market. credits (Up to 5available) college credits available.) graphicnology SL)design), Building individual upon the portfolios experiences will and be developedcontent for collegeof IB Design applications. Technology College SL, this credit problem- available based through both BUSINESSBUSINESS GRAPHICS GRAPHICS thecourse University takes an of in-depth Washington look at and human-centered Cascadia College. • Photoshop• Photoshop & InDesign & InDesign—learn—learn to use to special use special SATELLITEdesign, sustainable PROGRAM: development, and commercial effects,effects, manipulate manipulate scanned scanned or digital or digital images, images, Inglemoormanufacturing. High Through School a series of college-level projects enhance photos, cut people out of photos, (Up(product to 5 college design, credits building available) design/urban planning, and graphic enhance photos, cut people out of photos, recolor photos and much more design), individual portfolios will be developed for college ap- recolor photos and much more • Advanced PowerPoint—training using pho- plications. College credit available through both the University • Advancedtos, PowerPointclip art, animation,—training sound, using music photos, and video clip of Washington and Cascadia College. art,• animation, Create professional sound, music flyers, and brochures, video wedding or gradu- SATELLITE PROGRAM Inglemoor High School • Createation professional announcements flyers, andbrochures, programs wedding as well asor business (Up to 5 college credits available) graduationcards, announcements and letterhead using and Adobe programs InDesign. as well as (Upbusiness to 5 college cards, credits and letterheadavailable) using Adobe InDesign. (Up to 5 college credits available) WEB DESIGN CAD LABThis course is a college level project based course that Studentsintroduces will develop the basic 2D elementsand 3D drafting/modeling of designing and devel - oping web pages. Students will learn how to plan and skills using CAD software like the Adobe suite, design effective web pages for business and personal Rhino5use. and Web Autodesk. pages will Once be created the basics using are HTML5, learned CSS, and Adobe studentsDreamweaver. choose from Web a varietyDesign develops of projects four using skill areas: 3D Design, printers,Research plotters and and Communication, CNC machines Project to create Management a physical and copy ofCollaboration their work. andProject Web examples Authoring include Tools. create a 3D model(Up of ato product 10 college and credits create available) the 2D marketing materials to support that product, create a 3D modelBusiness of a house and & Marketing 2D floorVIDEO plans PRODUCTION using a plotter, a mechanical design project with movingBEGINNINGPrerequisite: parts COMPUTERproducedJunior/Senior in one standing,APPLICATIONS print accesson a 3D to printer. own AVIATION:AVIATION:MICROSOFT INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION OFFICE TO FLIGHTTO FLIGHT Length/Credit:CERTIFICATION Full Year/1 period, 1 credit No previousCanvideo you cam computer typeera without experience looking at is the required. keys? 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Come learn the principles students are prepared to take the Microsoft Industry This courseing. You is willopen be to an any integral student part whoof production would like teams to learn that create intoof flight, the aviation aircraft andcareers. aircraft Come systems, learn flightthe principles environment, of applications formatting. You will also learn some basic Standard certification tests and become more competitive aboutoriginal engineering videos: design commercials, and the music processes videos, of and building movies. Stu- flight,meteorology, aircraft radio and communications,aircraft systems, flightflight planning, environment, aircraft Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. in today’s job market. things. Applying problem solving, visual communication, meteorology, radio communications, flight planning, (Updents to 5will college also study credits the available) art of filmmaking through the analysis performance,(Up to 1 college navigation, credits available.) and more! The curriculum used in and designof movies. skills Can along be Fine with Art using or Occ industrial Ed credit. technology aircraftthis course performance, will prepare navigation, any student and to take more! the The FAA curriculum private systems,MICROSOFTAvailable students to Inglemoor create APPLICATIONS and High build School challenging students and only. exciting usedpilotIB COMPUTERinwritten this course exam. SCIENCE will prepare WITH any JAVA student to take the FAA (Up to 5 college credits available) SATELLITE PROGRAM North Creek High School projects.Students Units will of study become include proficient manufacturing, in Microsoft electricity/ Office privateThis course pilot writtenmeets the exam. requirements of the IB 17 electronics,2013 using: energy, power, computer aided drafting (CAD), SATELLITEComputer PROGRAM Science (SL) curriculum, but you do structures • Wordand architecture.—word processing Class projects will be hands- Northnot have Creek to High be an School IB student to take this course. Programming topics cover fundamental Java on and constructed• Access—database out of a variety of materials that could language constructs, including objects, classes, methods, include wood,• Excel metal—spreadsheets and plastic. parameter passing, primitive and reference types, and use Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft of the Java class libraries. In addition, students will study Office Specialist Industry Certificate. the systems life cycle, software development and computer27 (Up to 5 college credits available) systems fundamentals. Inglemoor High School BUSINESS GRAPHICS (Up to 5 college credits available) • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, MARKETING Marketing coach’s business and life skills that enhance photos, cut people out of photos, apply to all careers and are performance based recolor photos and much more skills that everyone needs to demonstrate to • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip become successful in life and in business. This art, animation, sound, music and video class is perfect for the student who is interested in the • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way businesses operate and make decisions. Students graduation announcements and programs as well as learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to market themselves, build confidence, and introduce new (Up to 5 college credits available) products and services in highly competitive and sometimes- international business environments. DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. Topics covered are universal in the world of business and apply to both profit and not-for profit organizations. (Up to 10 college credits available) ENTREPRENEURSHIP Entrepreneurial initiative and success is thriving in our Puget Sound region, producing well-known companies ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of this trend, and for the student wishing to learn more about how great new ideas become successful businesses. Topics include business planning, characteristics of a successful entrepreneur, economics, financial analysis, legal considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity recognition. Students enrolling first semester will participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. Both organizations are perfect for high school students interested in entrepreneurship (to learn more, visit www.deca.org and www.wbw.org).

14 STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

CAD LAB PLTW AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Students will develop 2D and 3D drafting/modeling Prerequisite: PLTW Principles of skills using CAD software like the Adobe suite, Rhino5 Engineering and Autodesk. Once the basics are learned students choose from a variety of projects using 3D printers, As one of the specialty courses in the Project Lead The Way plotters and CNC machines to create a physical copy Engineering pathway, this course propels students into learn- of their work. Project examples include create a 3D model of ing in the fundamentals of atmospheric and space flight. As a product and create the 2D marketing materials to support they explore aeronautics, rocketry, and aerospace engineering, that product, create a 3D model of a house and 2D floor plans students bring concepts to life by hands-on projects like the using a plotter, a mechanical design project with moving parts creation of an airfoil, propulsion system, and rockets. Students produced in one print on a 3D printer. No previous computer explore basic orbital mechanics, robot systems, study materials experience is required. and their applications, and learn about careers in aerospace. (Up to 8 college credits available) CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DESIGN Length/Credit: Full Year/(2 Consecutive Periods) 2.0 Credits This course is open to any student who would like to learn Grades: 10, 11, 12 about engineering design and the processes of building Location: BOTHELL HIGH SCHOOL (Satellite Program open to things. Applying problem solving, visual communication, and all NSD Students) design skills along with using industrial technology systems, Prerequisites: Application and acceptance. Previous intro- students create and build challenging and exciting projects. ductory course in woods, metals, welding, or manufacturing is Units of study include manufacturing, electricity/ electronics, recommended. energy, power, computer aided drafting (CAD), structures and Diploma Category: CTE, Geometry architecture. Class projects will be hands-on and constructed out of a variety of materials that could include wood, metal The Construction Academy program is designed to provide and plastic. students with the technical skills necessary for entry-level trades positions and includes a strong emphasis on job-site PLTW PRINCIPLES OF ENGINEERING safety. This course also focuses on developing professionalism As you master the basic concepts and highly employable traits and characteristics, providing needed to continue your education in students skills necessary in all aspects of industry, including engineering, you’ll apply them in this course while tackling customer service and technical writing. Skills and knowledge real world challenges. Project Lead The Way -Principles of are cultivated using hands •on activities, project-based learn- Engineering is the second year course within the 4 year Project ing, field trips, and guest speakers to meet rigorous academic Lead The Way program pathway. This course is designed to uti- and industry standards. Students will participate in all aspects lize the students foundational skills learned in the first course of building a structure, including: planning, blueprint reading, (Introduction of Engineering Design) in order to engage and floor, wall and roof systems, electrical, plumbing, and interior challenge students while they explore a broad range of engi- finishes. Students will also gain insight into the different path- neering topics that include energy sources and applications, ways within the construction industry and the different career mechanisms, fluid power, the strength of structures, materials, opportunities associated with each pathway. and automation. Students develop skills in problem solving, (College credit is pending) research, and design while learning strategies for design pro- cess documentation, collaboration, and presentation. This is a year long program.

PLTW ENGINEERING DESIGN Engineering Design-Project Lead The Way serves as a foundation course within the 4-year Project Lead The Way Engineering pathway. This course is designed for the student interested in an engineering related field of study. Students dig deep into the engineering design process and focus on key elements including; research and analysis, technical drawing/sketching, measurements, statistics, geometric shapes/solids, dimensions, tolerances, reverse engineering, 3D modeling skills, structural analysis, product development, and design thinking concepts. Students work individually and in teams while applying math, science, and engineering standards to many hands-on projects.

18 STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTIONS Prerequisite: Successful completion of Algebra I or instructor Prerequisite: Junior/Senior standing, access to own permission video camera This introductory survey course based on the UC Berkeley This class will provide a variety of video experiences CS10 course offers students a hands-on introduction to com- for students who have done well in an introductory puter science that surrounds us every day. This course is far course or have extensive experience in video making. Further more than just learning to program. We’ll focus on some of the instruction in audio-mixing, special effects, technical skills, and “Big Ideas” in computing, such as abstraction, design, recur- film analysis will be covered. (Assignments such as stop-action sion, concurrency, simulation, and the limits of computation. animations, documentaries & short films will be completed.) We’ll show some beautiful applications of computing that Can be Fine Art or Occ Ed credit. have changed the world, talk about the history of computing, Available to Inglemoor High School students only. and where it will go in the future. This is a semester program. (Up to 5 college credits available)

AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A ADVANCED TELEVISION PRODUCTION Prerequisite: Successful completion of, or Prerequisite: Teacher Permission (A- or better in concurrently enrolled in, Algebra II prior video class) AP Computer Science A is both a college prep course This class is for the student who excelled in prior for potential computer science majors and a founda- Video Productions classes here at IHS. All work will tion course for students planning to study in other technical be focused on furthering skills in editing, producing, and film fields such as engineering, physics, and chemistry. Learn to de- analysis. Features for the broadcast and Senior Breakfast video sign and implement computer programs (JAVA language) that are important parts of the class. Part of this class is devoted solve problems relevant to today’s society. Students will apply to producing “Good Morning Inglemoor.” Students will adopt programming tools, programming style, computer science specialty areas such as news anchor, sportscaster and produc- theory, algorithm design, and documentation to solve com- er. Can be Fine Art or Occ Ed credit. plex problems through hands on experiences and examples. Available to Inglemoor High School students only. This course is designed to prepare students to take the College (Up to 5 college credits available) Board AP computer science exam in the Spring. (Up to 5 college credits available) IB FILM Prerequisite: Junior/Senior standing, completion of AP COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES IB application Prerequisite: Completion of Geometry or instructor IB Film is an in-depth study of the nature of film as a permission powerful medium of communication and entertain- In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of ment, and as an art form in its own right. The course is divided computing – including problem solving, working with data, into three compulsory sections—textual analysis, film theory understanding the internet, cybersecurity, and programming. and history, and creative process—these are inextricably Students completing this course should leave with a broad- interwoven throughout the processes of teaching this course. ened understanding of computer science for use in diverse Through a textual analysis of films and a study of film history majors and careers. Those wanting to earn AP credit will students will enhance the development of their creative, ana- submit two “through-course performance tasks” to the College lytic and production skills. Students will be required to create Board for grading, and will take a multiple-choice end-of- scripts for documentaries that study specific film styles and year exam. This course is not a prerequisite for AP Computer techniques, develop oral presentations that critically analyze Science A, but AP Computer Science A is the logical follow-up short film passages, and produce short films. IB Film is a seri- class for students inspired to study computer science more ous, academic approach to the study of film history and film deeply after completing this class. production. Can be Fine Art or Occ Ed credit. Available to Inglemoor High School students only. COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH C#.NET (Up to 5 college credits available) Students use the C# programming language to write programs that run in the Microsoft.NET environ- ANIMATION TECHNOLOGY ment. This course emphasizes good overall program This class will teach you the basics of 2D computer animation design and effective use of objects. Topics include using the industry standard software Adobe Flash CS 5. fundamental language constructs, classes, exception Regardless of your ability to draw, you can create simple and handling, interfaces and inheritance. Students end the year complex animations using the unique tools and techniques of with a multi-week project where they create, test, and docu- this amazing program. Learn frame-by-frame animation and ment a major program of their own design. “tweening” techniques. Learn how Flash is used in the devel- (Up to 10 college credits available) opment of web pages. Advanced students learn additional features of Flash including interactivity, action scripting and get the opportunity to try out a 3D program. Available to Woodinville High School students only.

19 Business & MarketingSTEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AUTOMICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY OFFICE – WELDING TECHNOLOGY MORNING OR AFTERNOON Students will develop skills in multiple welding processes on Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone CERTIFICATION (SKILL CENTER PROGRAMS) different types of metals. Gas welding, GMAW (mig) and SMAW needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must Students may become an “expert” Length / Credit: Morning: Full Year / 3 (stick or arc) are the welding processes taught in this class. in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach in Word and Excel working Consecutive Periods (1,2,3) / 3.0 Credits Students will be given the opportunity to create a project from you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the independently using college level Afternoon:materials. Full Upon Year successful / 3 Consecutive completion Periods of (4,5,6) this course, / 3.0 Credits concept to physical product using CAD with CNC machines semester will be used for skill development and computer Grades:students Available are prepared to: 10, to11th take & 12ththe Microsoft graders Industry and their welding skills. This is a semester long program. applications formatting. You will also learn some basic Location:Standard BOTHELL certification HIGH testsSCHOOL and (Satellitebecome programmore competitive – open Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. toin all today’s NSD students) job market. WANIC WELDING (Up to 5 college credits available) Prerequisite:(Up to 1 college Application, credits available.) interview and acceptance Students will develop skills in multiple welding Fees: Students can purchase personalized shop shirts (2 shirts processes on different types of metals. GMAW (mig) MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS IB COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH JAVA SMAW (stick or arc) and GTAW (tig) are the welding ~$40 optional) and are required to join SkillsUSA ~$16 Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office This course meets the requirements of the IB processes taught in this class. Students will learn Diploma Category: Career & Technical Education 2013 using: Computer Science (SL) curriculum, but you do how to weld steel and aluminum and there is a Met- Other Info: Up to 26 Tech Prep college credits available if a • Word—word processing not have to be an IB student to take this course. allurgy unit in the class. Students will be given the opportunity gradeProgramming of B or better topics is earned cover fundamental Java • Access—database to create a project from concept to physical product using language constructs, including objects, classes, methods, CAD with CNC machines and their welding skills. • Excel—spreadsheets Designedparameter as a passing, two- or three-yearprimitive and course reference of study. types, Each and program use This is a (2) period (1) semester long program. Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft meetsof the 3 hoursJava class a day libraries. for the entire In addition, year. This students gives students will study a “real SATELLITE PROGRAM Woodinville High School Office Specialist Industry Certificate. world”the systems experience life ofcycle, an automotive software development career, including and acomputer signifi- (Up to 7 college credits available) (Up to 5 college credits available) cantsystems amount fundamentals. of vehicle diagnosis, maintenance and repair. The Inglemoor High School morning program is open to 11th grade students who have pre- ENGINE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS GRAPHICS viously(Up to taken 5 college auto credits shop and available) 12th grade students.The afternoon • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special Length/Credit: One semester/.5 credit program is open to first year 10th and 11th grade students. Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12 effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, MARKETING Marketing coach’s business and life skills that enhance photos, cut people out of photos, • Students learn to work individually and in small groups. Engine Technology will give students an overview of automo- apply to all careers and are performance based recolor photos and much more skills• Student’s that everyone progress needs at their to own demonstrate rate. to bile systems and maintenance. This program is intended to • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip become• Juniors successful can participate in life inand paid, in business. manufacturer-sponsored This give students the knowledge to confidently handle roadside art, animation, sound, music and video classsummer is perfect internships for the student who is interested in the emergencies and effectively communicate with their mechanics • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way• Scholarship businesses opportunities operate and throughmake decisions. competitions Students when having vehicles serviced. Students will split time between graduation announcements and programs as well as CROSSlearn CREDITINGthe multi-faceted AVAILABLE! and integrated nature of problem in class and in shop. Students will learn to use basic hand and business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. Creditssolving available in the business for the world. program They include also learn (to be how decided to power tools to perform routine maintenance on vehicles such market themselves, build confidence, and introduce new (Up to 5 college credits available) upon by consensus with counselor/parent/guardian): as checking fluids, changing tires and performing an oil change. products and services in highly competitive and sometimes- This program is open to all students regardless of future interest international• CTE business environments. • 11th or 12th grade ELA in automobile mechanics as a career. This is a very important DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 • 11th and 12th grade lab science class for young drivers and students taking drivers education. members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. Available to Bothell High School students only. • Elective DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, Upon successful completion of both years, students shall leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTICS bescholarships, awarded: and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. This course is designed to give students the opportu- Topics covered are universal in the world of business and • Certificate of Proficiency nity to explore the world of robotics through the basic apply• Multiple to both certifications profit and not-foravailable profit throughout organizations. program (Up to 10 college credits available) principles of design, construction, and programming of robots while learning problem- solving techniques, Note: As an ASE-certified training program, opportunities for mathematics, logic, creativity, physics, electronics, mechanics, advancedENTREPRENEURSHIP placement in post-secondary training programs are teamwork, computers and computer programming. The class available.Entrepreneurial Students initiativecompleting and this success program is arethriving given in prefer our - Puget Sound region, producing well-known companies is structured for both technical and non-technical students. enceranging at Shoreline from Amazon Community to Starbucks. College’s manufacture-sponsored This course, new for Students will first learn how the basic components of a robot op- programs.the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of erate and then learn to join them together to form a robot that SATELLITEthis trend, PROGRAM and for the student wishing to learn more about can complete simple functions. Students will use VEX Robotic Bothellhow great High newSchool ideas become successful businesses. Topics kits, quadcopter flying drone robots, Arduino and robotic arms in (Upinclude to 26 college business credits planning, available) characteristics of a successful the class. In the labs, students either individually or as teams will entrepreneur, economics, financial analysis, legal Courses also count for either ELA or 3rd year lab science credit be challenged to construct robots that will perform a series of considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity recognition. Students enrolling first semester will tasks. The goal of the class is to provide students the opportunity METALparticipate FABRICATION in DECA, a global organization which prepares to apply science, math, technology, and engineering skills and Thishigh class school is designed students to to provide be leaders students and entrepreneurs.with knowledge of concepts to something which is both fun challenging and fun. the basic concepts of metalworking. Emphasis will be placed Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and This course meets 3rd year math requirements as a Career Path- onencouraged the hands-on to studyparticipate of sheet in DECAmetal, the forming, following foundry year. All casting,students forging will behot introduced metals, hand to Washingtontool operations, Business and bench Week. way Option for class of 2013 and beyond. Students will need to workBoth practices. organizations Several are project-based perfect for high learning school activities students will be meet with their counselors to complete the registration, parent accomplished.interested in Thisentrepreneurship is a semester long (to program.learn more, visit conference, and sign-off requirements prior to sign up for this www.deca.org and www.wbw.org). course as a 3rd year math option. (Up to 5 college credits available)

14 20 STEM: Science, Technology,Business Engineering, & Marketing Mathematics

BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MEDICAL PROFESSIONALSMICROSOFT OFFICE ACADEMY Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone (HEALTH SCIENCECERTIFICATION CAREERS) Students may become an “expert” needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must This intensive course of study introduces in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach in Word and Excel working students to a variety of careers in the health you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the independently using college level materials. Upon successful completion of this course, semester will be used for skill development and computercare industry with emphasis on hands-on, patient-oriented careers suchstudents as physician are prepared and nurse. to take At the the Microsoft end of Industry the year applications formatting. You will also learn some basic Standard certification tests and become more competitive Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. students arein qualifiedtoday’s job market.for the Nursing Assistant State exam. (Up to 5 college credits available) Nursing Assistant(Up to 1 collegeis an entry credits position available.) in a medical field and will allow you to submerge into the healthcare world right MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS IB COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH JAVA after graduation. Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office This course meets the requirements of the IB 2013 using: INSTRUCTIONComputer INCLUDES: Science (SL) curriculum, but you do • Word—word processing not have to be an IB student to take this course. Health careProgramming field career topics exploration cover fundamental Java • Access—database language constructs, including objects, classes, methods, • Excel—spreadsheets Anatomy and physiology Medicalparameter terminology passing, primitive and reference types, and use Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft of the Java class libraries. In addition, students will study Office Specialist Industry Certificate. Pathophysiologythe systems and life cycle,clinical software manifestations development and computer (Up to 5 college credits available) Infectionsystems control fundamentals. PreventativeInglemoor & restorative High School care (Up to 5 college credits available) BUSINESS GRAPHICS Patient care • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, ElectronicMARKETING charting Marketing coach’s business and life skills that enhance photos, cut people out of photos, Clinical internship apply to all careers and are performance based recolor photos and much more CPR andskills First that Aid everyone Certification needs to demonstrate to • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip HIV Certificationbecome successful in life and in business. This COMPOSITES ENGINEERINGart, animation, sound, music and video Communicationclass is perfect with for a patientthe student and who care is interestedteam in the & MANUFACTURING • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way businesses operate and make decisions. Students Prerequisite: Introductiongraduation course announcements in woods, metals, and programs as well asClasses meetlearn at theWoodinville multi-faceted High and School integrated for threenature consecutive of problem business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to welding, or manufacturing is recommended. periods in themarket morning themselves, or afternoon build confidence, with an andadditional introduce 7 daysnew (Up to 5 college credits available) of clinical internshipproducts and at servicesskilled nursingin highly competitivefacilities, 8 andhours sometimes- shifts Do you want to design and build fun projects like on Saturdaysinternational trough the business school environments. year. Schedule to be deter- snowboards, skateboards, guitars, consumer products, aero- mined at theDECA beginning is the international of each school student year. association, Clinical with shadow 180,000- space, auto and marine fabrication/ repair, sporting equip- ing is at Harborviewmembers, that Medical all marketing Center students at the end are encouragedof the year to with join. ment, and other interesting stuff? Composite manufacturing DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, school transportationleadership development, provided. case study competitions, DECA only and materials engineering have evolved into a diverse industry scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. and can be found in marine, aerospace, automotive, sports The state NACTopics certification covered are universal exam is inconducted the world of at business the end and of equipment, construction, alternative energy, consumer prod- the school applyyear. toThe both fee profit for the and exam not-for is $156.00profit organizations. which includes (Up to 10 college credits available) ucts, and medicine creating an expanding wealth of opportu- the Department of Health license administered to those who nity for talented professionals. This course is articulated with successfullyENTREPRENEURSHIP passed the exam. Students are employable as the Edmonds Community College Materials Science program Certified NursingEntrepreneurial Assistant initiative on the and next success day. isHistorically thriving in ourthe employabilityPuget of Soundour students region, producing is about well-known100%. This companies program and the Washington Aerospace Training and Research Center. ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for This is also a great course for students who want to pursue a also can bethe a benefit 2018-19 school for those year, haswho been might created care infor recognition their aging of 4-year degree in Engineering and/or Materials Science. Stu- parents or disabledthis trend, familyand for members. the student Other wishing expenses: to learn more Scrubs about - $25, whitehow shoes, great class new ideaspersonalized become successful sweatshirt businesses. - $35 and Topics a dents will have the opportunity to earn college credit in this include business planning, characteristics of a successful high demand field. In addition, the Washington State Work- wristwatch.entrepreneur, Stethoscope economics, is optional financial as we haveanalysis, them legal in class. force Training and Education Coordinating Board, recently All fees are considerations,fully refundable marketing by future fundamentals employer and if a opportunitygraduate gets a job withinrecognition. one yearStudents of completion enrolling first of semesterthe program. will This rated Aerospace and Composites Manufacturing as one of the participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares top career cluster/pathways in Snohomish and King Counties. program hashigh a partnershipschool students with to bethe leaders UW Bothell and entrepreneurs. Nursing Pro - This is a 1 period 1 semester long program gram with aStudents fast track enrolling Bachelor second of Sciencesemester inwill Nursing be qualified program and as well as withencouraged the Health to participate Science inDepartment DECA the following with pre-med, year. All SATELLITE PROGRAM students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. Bothell High School public and Bothglobal organizations health tracks. are perfect Students for high are activelyschool students involved (Up to 5 college credits available) in HOSA - Nationalinterested Health in entrepreneurship Occupation (toStudents learn more, of America visit organization,www.deca.org successfully and competing www.wbw.org). in multiple categories on TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION14 a state and national level. This class produces and edits video for web format- High School credits: 1.0 lab science, 2.0 occupational, and ting using both computer based and Web 2.0 based 0.5 senior health credits. software. Podcasting, scripting, storyboarding, con- College credit: Through Bellevue College, which are fully cept development and video shooting are practiced transferable to any other college or university. and developed. SATELLITE PROGRAM Available to Inglemoor High School students only. Woodinville High School (Up to 5 college credits available) (Up to 24 college credits available) 21 STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

BIOTECHNOLOGY IB BIOLOGY II (HL) (IBS155) Biotechnology is a course designed to introduce students to Prerequisite: Successful completion of first-year IB Biology the fundamentals of biology (cells, genetics, evolution and I. As space permits, seniors with exceptional science back- ecology) with a focus on current biotechnology research and grounds may enroll in IB Biology II after obtaining instructor modern laboratory technology. In addition to introductory and IB Coordinator permission. 1 year biology, students will have the opportunity to engage in topics Grade Requirements: Tests (objective, essay, lab), written around bioethics, genetic engineering, genetic testing, infec- assignments, and laboratory work as reflected in the continua- tious diseases and genetically modified organisms. Students tion of a student portfolio and logbook initiated in IB Bio I will also be learning and applying biotechnology lab practices The second year of a two-year course. We examine biological and will be exposed to career opportunities in the biotech- diversity (genetics, evolution, human physiology, and our nology and biomedical field. Biotechnology is an exciting, but “option”: neurobiology and behavior) as well as PCR and gel challenging course best suited for students who are seriously electrophoresis. Time will also be spent in preparation for the interested in pursuing careers in the scientific medical field. IB Biology examination in May. In addition, this course pro- Students that earned a B or better in 8th grade science are vides students with the opportunity to explore career options best prepared for this course. in the biotechnology field & offer technology experiences applicable to the fields of medicine, biomedical research, and ADVANCED BIOTECHNOLOGY clinical testing Prerequisite: Successful completion of Available to Inglemoor High School students only. Biotechnology 1 This course is a continuation of biotechnology. The main SPORTS MEDICINE/ATHLETIC TRAINING focus of this course will be a continuation of biotechnology lab- Students in this course develop and apply skills oratory skills, DNA manipulation, independent experimentation, connected to different careers within the field of applied biotechnology to environmental challenges, and further sports medicine and athletic training. The course is exploration of careers in biotechnology and biomedical field. In structured with both classroom and applied learning/ addition, students will work with industry mentors to complete a internship components working under the supervision of the culminating project that will be showcased at the annual North- certified athletic trainer with high school sports teams. The west Association of Biomedical Research Bioexpo competition. A standards for this course are based upon the National Athletic field trip to explore the University of Washington Medical Center Trainers’ Association six domains of responsibility/education, (depending on space availability) will also take place earlier in and the Career and Technical Education Therapeutic and the year, as well as field trips to other biotech labs. Sports Medicine competencies strands. (Up to 5 college credits available) SATELLITE PROGRAM: Bothell High School IB BIOLOGY I (HL) (IBS103) (Up to 15 college credits available) Prerequisite: Junior/Senior standing, Pre-IB Chemistry to be taken in the 10th grade or completion of both Biology & ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE/ Chemistry. As space permits, seniors with exceptional science ATHLETIC TRAINING backgrounds may enroll in IB Biology I after obtaining instruc- Prerequisite: Beginning Sports Medicine/Athletic tor and IB Coordinator permission. 1 year Training, Human Physiology, Nursing, or related Grade Requirements: Tests (objective, essay, lab), written courses as approved by the instructor assignments, and laboratory work as reflected in the develop- This course builds on Beginning Sports Medicine/Athletic ment of a student portfolio and logbook Training as students will focus more on how to evaluate and IB Biology HL, one of the Experimental Sciences (also called rehabilitate specific sports injuries. They will also learn about Group 4 Programs on the IB hexagon) is the scientific study the psychological aspects of sports injury, sports nutrition, and of living organisms. It is a rigorous, lab-based (25 percent of sport pharmacology. Students enrolled are required to obtain our time), pre-university course of study. Our textbook is used 60 hours of athletic training experience and complete a clinical in many college biology courses. In Year 1, we focus on the internship at a local healthcare facility (hospital, physical ther- underlying similarities among living things (cells, biochemistry, apy clinic, high school, college or professional training room, metabolism, molecular biology, plant science, and ecology), massage therapy clinic, chiropractic clinic, fire dept, fitness including genetic engineering. In addition, this course pro- center, dental office, dietitian/nutrition center). Students will vides students with the opportunity to explore career options also participate in the Washington Career & Technical Sports in the biotechnology field & offers technology experiences Medicine State competition held in the Spring. Students who applicable to the fields of medicine, biomedical research, and earn a “B” or better in this course qualify for college credit clinical testing. through our Tech Prep College Connections program. Available to Inglemoor High School students only. SATELLITE PROGRAM: Bothell High School (Up to 10 college credits available)

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BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOOD SCIENCE, DIETETICS, NUTRITION Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone The food science industry is one of the larger industries needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must in the United States with many career & job opportunities in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach offered throughout the food system. Students will learn you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the the knowledge, skills and practices required for careers in semester will be used for skill development and computer food science, dietetics, and nutrition. The course focuses applications formatting. You will also learn some basic on the relationship between food consumption, health, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. and human development. Science is integrated throughout (Up to 5 college credits available) the course in such experiments as caramelization of sugars and starches, the production and growth of yeast, or the MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS effects of temperature on chocolate. Students may study Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office dietetic topics such as effects of antioxidants on humans, 2013 using: the shelf life of food products and the negative & positive • Word—word processing effects of bacteria on food. Students will work in teams, • Access—database individually and with partners to prepare and conduct food • Excel—spreadsheets experiments to interpret, predict, and evaluate food and Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft food experiments. Office Specialist Industry Certificate. (College credit is pending) (Up to 5 college credits available) FOODS AND NUTRITION This class is designed to stimulate interest in planning, preparation and appreciation of healthy foods. This class provides a look into nutritional needs, safety, sanitation practices, and use and care of kitchen equipment providing a framework for the kitchen experiences in basic food preparation. Students Social Services & willEducation study basic nutritional guidelines, which will then be applied to menu planning and cooking skills. Learn to INTRODUCTIONmake everything TO BUSINESS from pies to pad Thai! Emphasis will be Wouldgiven you like in developingto own your positiveown business attitudes some for appreciation of day? Thisnutritional, course introduces good tasting students foods. to the follow- ing topics:(Up tothe 3 businesscollege credits environment available) and forms of ownership; how to manage and lead others; effective businessINTRODUCTION communication in TO the BUSINESS work place; and how to achieve financial success. Students will gain experience Would you like to own your own business some day? This running a virtual retail business (pricing, purchasing, promot- course introduces students to the following topics: the ing, recordkeeping, etc.), as well as participate in the creating of theirbusiness own company, environment develop and a business forms ofplan, ownership; and present how to their companymanage toand an lead audience others; of theireffective peers. business Students communication will learn howin the to workkeep theplace; basic and financial how to records achieve of financial a company success. throughoutStudents the coursewill gain of aexperience month “on therunning job”. Students a virtual will retail role playbusiness employee/customer (pricing, purchasing, or employee/manager promoting, recordkeeping, situations to developetc.), human as well relation as participate and interpersonal in the creating communication of their own skills whichcompany, are essential develop to a working business effectively plan, and in present an organiza their- tion. (Upcompany to 5 college to an credits audience available) of their peers. Students will learn how to keep the basic financial records of a company PERSONALthroughout AND BUSINESS the course LAW of a month “on the job”. Students This coursewill role is designed play employee/customer to give students exposure or employee/manager to the typessituations of law they to develop will encounter human every relation day. andTopics interpersonal coveredcommunication include criminal skills and civilwhich issues. are Anessential empha -to working sis on case studies, role playing and group work will effectively in an organization. allow students to use their own life experiences to bring the course material to life and to keep the class relevant. Available to Woodinville High School students only (Up to 5 college credits available)

BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MARKETING Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone Marketing coach’s business and life skills that apply needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must in to all careers and are performance based skills that nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach you how everyone needs to demonstrate to become success- to do it in one hour and the rest of the semester will be 24 ful in life and in business. This class is perfect for the used for skill development and computer applications format- student who is interested in the way businesses operate and ting. You will also learn some basic Excel, Access, PowerPoint make decisions. Students learn the multi-faceted and inte- and HTML. (Up to 5 college credits available) grated nature of problem solving in the business world. They also learn how to market themselves, build confidence, and MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS introduce new products and services in highly competitive Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office and sometimes-international business environments. 2013 using: • Word—word processing DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 • Access—database members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. • Excel—spreadsheets DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft Office leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only Specialist Industry Certificate. (Up to 5 college credits available) scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. Topics covered are universal in the world of business and apply BUSINESS GRAPHICS to both profit and not-for profit organizations. • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special (Up to 10 college credits available) effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, enhance photos, cut people out of photos, LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY recolor photos and much more This exploratory course is designed to introduce students to • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip the many subjects of psychology. Through class discussion, art, animation, sound, music and video lectures, projects and presentations students will learn about • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or the human lifespan. Subjects that will be covered include: graduation announcements and programs as well as child development, personality, intelligence, personal and business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. professional relationships, communication, family dynamics, (Up to 5 college credits available) and many other popular psychology topics.

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IB PSYCHOLOGY CULINARY ARTS Psychology is the systematic study of human Would you like to know “Chef secrets” behavior experience. The overall aim of this course or how to make restaurant quality is to give students a deeper understanding of the food? Culinary Arts is the class for you nature and scope of psychology. Studies of the to learn those professional secrets. This Satellite class is offered to district students who are biological, sociocultural and cognitive perspectives will interested in learning restaurant industry secrets and provide an appreciation of the diverse approaches that standards. Students will learn hands on industry experience have shaped the nature of knowledge and the ways of through food preparation, entry level baking (cookies, quick investigating behavior within the discipline of psychology. breads, cakes), cooking methods (grilling, sauté, stir fry) & In addition to the core perspectives, students will examine techniques (knife skills, presentation, service, garnishing). specific issues within health and dysfunctional psychology To enhance their culinary experience students will have which will provide an opportunity to study accordingSocialBusiness to Services the& Marketingopportunity & Education to develop their own restaurant concept their own personal interests. and design and produc a menu and menu ideas for their AP PSYCHOLOGY CAREERS IN EDUCATION Available to InglemoorPrerequisite:BEGINNING High School NoneCOMPUTER students APPLICATIONS only concept.If you’reMICROSOFT Students considering OFFICE will a career explore in educa culinary- careers in the CERTIFICATION Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone foodtion industry, as a teacher, work counselor, with industry or an ad- professionals, tour food The Advanced Placement Psychology course is de- Students may become an “expert” needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must establishmentsministrator, the and Careers work in Education with college will culinary programs. signed to introduce students to the systematic and sci- in Word and Excel working INDEPENDENT LIVINGin nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach Culinarygive you Arts the is “total where teaching” you experience.learn how to have a successful entificyou how study to do of ithuman in one hourmental and processes the rest andof the behavior. independently using college level Studentsmaterials. will gainUpon experience successful in completion under- of this course, In this activity-orientedStudentssemester comprehensive are will exposed be used to for class the skill psychological developmentyou will facts, and principles, computer future career in the food industry! A practical and written standingstudents the are learner, prepared schools, to take teachers the Microsoft and teaching Industry as well learn skills needed to beand independent phenomena associated such withas wise each of the major subfields exam will be administered as part of this program. applications formatting. You will also learn some basic as Standardexploring certificationpathways to thetests future. and Workingbecome withmore acompetitive mentor within psychology (such as: history and approaches, research money management, whichExcel, Access, includes PowerPoint learning and HTML. to invest PREPAREteacher,in today’s students FOR job market.COLLEGE expand and AND apply A their CAREER! knowledge during methods, biology and behavior, learning and cognition, devel- (Up to 5 college credits available) • an Earn(Up internship to college 1 college experience credits inavailable.) antransferable elementary or tomiddle varying school and positive use of credit,opmental basic and meal abnormal planning psychology, and and social psychology). setting. As an intern, you will experience the inner workings preparation, and buyingStudents consumer will also goods.learn about You careers will inlook psychology and the communityIB COMPUTER colleges SCIENCE WITH JAVA MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS of the classroom, school and district, while performing duties pathways to additional training. This course is equivalent to an • BecomeThis course eligible meets the for requirements scholarships of the IB at selecting housing andStudents roommates, will become tenants proficient and/or in Microsoft Office such as tutoring, grading, supervising and eventually teaching. introductory college course in psychology. As a college level • EarnComputer National Science Restaurant (SL) curriculum, Association but you do Certification landlord responsibilities2013 as using: well as protecting yourself from The class meets for two consecutive periods at course, • Word AP Psychology—word processing is best suited for students willing to (mustnot have complete to be an IB student2 years to of take Culinary this course. Arts) $20.00 fee BothellProgramming High topicsSchool. cover fundamental Java consumer “rip-offs”. 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Centralthe systems Washington life cycle, University, software Washington development State Universityand computer and IB PSYCHOLOGY SATELLITE PROGRAM TEACHING ACADEMY(Up to 5 college credits available) Westernsystems Washington fundamentals. University. Students who have successfully Psychology is the systematic study of human behavior experi- Inglemoor High School If you’re considering a career in Bothellcompleted High theSchool Careers in Education may waive the entry level ence. The overall aim of this course is to give students a deeper (Up to 5 college credits available) BUSINESS GRAPHICS (Up toeducation 9 college course credits at the participating available) colleges. Students will also education as a teacher,understanding counselor, of the nature and scope of psychology. Studies • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special Courseearn also the state counts S.T.A.R.S. for certification 3rd year labrequired science to work credit in licensed or an administrator, theof theTeaching effects,biological, manipulate sociocultural scanned and cognitive or digital perspectives images, will MARKETING childcareMarketing centers. coach’s business and life skills that provideenhance an appreciation photos, cut of the people diverse out approaches of photos, that have Academy will give you the “total SATELLITEapply to allPROGRAM careers and are performance based shaped the nature of knowledge and the ways of investigating recolor photos and much more Bothellskills Highthat everyoneSchool needs to demonstrate to teaching” experience. behaviorStudents within will the gain discipline experience of psychology. in In addition to the • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip (Upbecome to 5 college successful credits inavailable) life and in business. This understanding the learner,core perspectives,art, schools, animation, teachersstudents sound, will music and examine andteaching video specific issues within class is perfect for the student who is interested in the as well as exploring pathwayshealth • Create and todysfunctional professional the future. psychology flyers, Working brochures, which will wedding provide or an way businesses operate and make decisions. Students learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem with a mentor teacher,opportunity studentsgraduation to expand study announcements according and apply to their and ownprograms personal as well interests. as Availablebusiness to Inglemoor cards, and High letterhead School using students Adobe only InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to market themselves, build confidence, and introduce new their knowledge during(Up an to internship5 college credits experience available) in an products and services in highly competitive and sometimes- elementary or middle INDEPENDENTschool setting. LIVING As an intern, you will international business environments. experience the inner workingsIn this activity-oriented of the classroom, comprehensive school class andyou will learn skills needed to be independent such as wise money management, DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 district, while performing duties such as tutoring, grading, members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. which includes learning to invest and positive use of credit, DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, supervising and eventuallybasic meal teaching. planning and preparation, and buying consumer leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only The class meets for two goods.consecutive You will lookperiods at selecting at Bothell housing High and roommates, scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. tenants and/or landlord responsibilities as well as protecting Topics covered are universal in the world of business and School. yourself from consumer “rip-offs”. Other topics covered include apply to both profit and not-for profit organizations. Students can earn collegehow to credits buy and from insure Cascadiaa car, and how College, to fill out tax forms. (Up to 10 college credits available) Lake Washington Technical College, and Bellevue College. ENTREPRENEURSHIP INTERIOR DESIGN The Teaching Academy also has articulation agreements Entrepreneurial initiative and success is thriving in our If you have a keen interest in art and design, then Puget Sound region, producing well-known companies with Central WashingtonInterior University, Design is the Washington course for you! MakeState the most ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for University and Westernof allWashington your talents in University.this project based Students laboratory the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of who have successfullycourse. completed Challenge the yourself Teaching every day Academy as you apply the this trend, and for the student wishing to learn more about elements and principles of design related to tasks and how great new ideas become successful businesses. Topics may waive the entry levelprojects. education The course course of study willat theinclude exploring the appro- include business planning, characteristics of a successful entrepreneur, economics, financial analysis, legal priate use of: color concepts, floor plans, furniture arrangement participating colleges. Students will also earn the state considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity S.T.A.R.S. certification andrequired selection, to lighting work choices,in licensed textiles, childcaregreen materials, as well recognition. Students enrolling first semester will as kitchen and bathroom design. If you would like to stimulate participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares centers. your personal growth in design and make a positive difference high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. SATELLITE PROGRAM in people’s lives, then Interior Design may be just what you’re Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and Bothell High School looking for! Articulation with Bellevue College for college credit. encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All (Up to 5 college credits available) students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. (Up to 8 college credits available) Both organizations are perfect for high school students interested in entrepreneurship (to learn more, visit www.deca.org and www.wbw.org).

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BAKING & PASTRY In this advanced course, students will learn the baking techniques of mixing, shaping, folding and baking while exploring the science and math behind baking. Students will learn how to successfully make quick breads, decorated cakes, pies, mousses, sauces, custards, frozen desserts, cookies, and confections. In addi- tion, students will be introduced to decorating techniques like sugar and chocolate garnishing. Students will learn in a well-equipped, industry standard kitchen to prepare food for student presentations, school functions and community service events. This course includes classroom instruction and practical lab work in a commercial kitchen. A practical and written exam will be administered as part of this program. PREPARE FOR COLLEGE AND A CAREER! • Earn college credits to LWIT • Become eligible for scholarships • Obtain Washington State Food Workers Permit ($10.00) and Professional Lab Coat ($36.00) – fee is the respon- sibility of the student Business & Marketing SATELLITE PROGRAM Bothell High School CULINARY ARTS (Up to 9 college credits available) BEGINNING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MICROSOFT OFFICE Would you like to know “Chef secrets” Course also counts for 3rd year lab science credit Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone CERTIFICATION or how to make restaurant quality needs computer skills and typing by touch is a must Students may become an “expert” food? Culinary Arts is the class for you FOODS AND NUTRITION in nearly every career in every field. We’ll teach in Word and Excel working to learn those professional secrets. This you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the independently using college level This class is designed to stimulate interest in plan- materials. Upon successful completion of this course, semester will be used for skill development and computer Satellite class is offered to district students ning, preparation and appreciation of healthy foods. students are prepared to take the Microsoft Industry applications formatting. You will also learn some basic who are interested in learning restaurant industry secrets and This class provides a look into nutritional needs, safe- standards.Standard Students certification will learn tests hands and become on industry more experiencecompetitive ty, sanitation practices, and use and care of kitchen Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. in today’s job market. (Up to 5 college credits available) through(Up to 1food college preparation, credits available.) entry level baking (cookies, quick equipment providing a framework for the kitchen experiences breads, cakes), cooking methods (grilling, sauté, stir fry) & in basic food preparation. Students will study basic nutritional MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS techniquesIB COMPUTER (knife skills, SCIENCE presentation, WITH JAVA service, garnishing). To guidelines, which will then be applied to menu planning and Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office enhanceThis course their meets culinary the experience requirements students of the will IB have the op- cooking skills. Learn to make everything from pies to pad Thai! 2013 using: portunityComputer to Sciencedevelop (SL) their curriculum, own restaurant but you concept do and design Emphasis will be given in developing positive attitudes for • Word—word processing andnot produce have to a be menu an IB and student menu to ideas take forthis their course. concept. Stu- appreciation of nutritional, good tasting foods. Programming topics cover fundamental Java • Access—database dents will explore culinary careers in the food industry, work (Up to 3 college credits available) language constructs, including objects, classes, methods, • Excel—spreadsheets withparameter industry passing, professionals, primitive tour and food reference establishments types, and and use Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft workof the with Java college class culinarylibraries. programs. In addition, Culinary students Arts will is wherestudy FOOD SCIENCE, DIETETICS, AND NUTRITION Office Specialist Industry Certificate. youthe learn systems how lifeto have cycle, a softwaresuccessful development future career and in the computer food The food science industry is one of the larger industries in the (Up to 5 college credits available) industry!systems A fundamentals. practical and written exam will be administered as United States with many career & job opportunities offered partInglemoor of this program. High School throughout the food system. Students will learn the knowl- BUSINESS GRAPHICS (UpPREPARE to 5 college FOR creditsCOLLEGE available) AND A CAREER! edge, skills and practices required for careers in food science, • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special • Earn college credits transferable to varying dietetics, and nutrition. The course focuses on the relationship effects, manipulate scanned or digital images, MARKETING Marketingcommunity coach’s collegesbusiness and life skills that between food consumption, health, and human development. enhance photos, cut people out of photos, apply• toBecome all careers eligible and for are scholarships performance based Science is integrated throughout the course in such experi- recolor photos and much more skills• thatEarn everyone National needsRestaurant to demonstrate Association to Certification ments as caramelization of sugars and starches, the produc- • Advanced PowerPoint—training using photos, clip become(must successful complete in life 2 years and inof business. Culinary Arts) This $20.00 fee tion and growth of yeast, or the effects of temperature on art, animation, sound, music and video class is perfect for the student who is interested in the • Obtain Washington State Food Workers Permit chocolate. Students may study dietetic topics such as effects of • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or way businesses operate and make decisions. Students ($10.00) and Professional Lab Coat ($36.00) – fee is antioxidants on humans, the shelf life of food products and the graduation announcements and programs as well as learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem the responsibility of the student business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to negative & positive effects of bacteria on food. Students will market themselves, build confidence, and introduce new (Up to 5 college credits available) SATELLITE PROGRAM work in teams, individually and with partners to prepare and Bothellproducts High and School services in highly competitive and sometimes- conduct food experiments to interpret, predict, and evaluate (Upinternational to 9 college credits business available) environments. food and food experiments. CourseDECA also is the counts international for 3rd year student lab science association, credit with 180,000 members, that all marketing students are encouraged to join. DECA provides students with many opportunities for travel, 25 leadership development, case study competitions, DECA only scholarships, and fun. DECA is the “varsity sport of business”. Topics covered are universal in the world of business and apply to both profit and not-for profit organizations. (Up to 10 college credits available) ENTREPRENEURSHIP Entrepreneurial initiative and success is thriving in our Puget Sound region, producing well-known companies ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for the 2018-19 school year, has been created in recognition of this trend, and for the student wishing to learn more about how great new ideas become successful businesses. Topics include business planning, characteristics of a successful entrepreneur, economics, financial analysis, legal considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity recognition. Students enrolling first semester will participate in DECA, a global organization which prepares high school students to be leaders and entrepreneurs. Students enrolling second semester will be qualified and encouraged to participate in DECA the following year. All students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. Both organizations are perfect for high school students interested in entrepreneurship (to learn more, visit www.deca.org and www.wbw.org).

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MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS ACADEMY This intensive course of study introduces students to a variety of careers in the health care industry with emphasis on hands-on, patient-oriented careers such as physician and nurse. At the end of the year students are qualified for the Nursing Assistant State exam. Nursing Assistant is an entry position in a medical field and will allow you to submerge into the healthcare world right after graduation. INSTRUCTION INCLUDES: Business & Marketing Social Services & Education Health care fieldBEGINNING career COMPUTER exploration APPLICATIONS Anatomy andMEDICAL physiologyMICROSOFT PROFESSIONALS OFFICE ACADEMY Can you type without looking at the keys? Everyone (HEALTHCERTIFICATION SCIENCE CAREERS) Medical terminologyneeds computer skills and typing by touchPathophysiology is a must This intensiveStudents and maycourse clinical become of study an “expert”introduces manifestations Infection controlin nearly every career in every field. We’ll Preventativeteach students &in restorative Word to a and variety Excel of working careers care in the you how to do it in one hour and the rest of the healthindependently care industry using with collegeemphasis level on materials. Upon successful completion of this course, Patient care semester will be used for skill developmentElectronic and computer chartinghands-on, patient-oriented careers such as physician and students are prepared to take the Microsoft Industry nurse. At the end of the year students are qualified for the Clinical internshipapplications formatting. You will also learnCPR some basicand First AidStandard Certification certification tests and become more competitive Excel, Access, PowerPoint and HTML. Nursingin today’s Assistant job Statemarket. exam. Nursing Assistant is an entry HIV Certification(Up to 5 college credits available) Communicationposition(Up withtoin 1a collegemedical a creditspatient field available.)and will and allow youcare to submerge team into the healthcare world right after graduation. Classes meet at WoodinvilleMICROSOFT APPLICATIONS High School for three consecutiveIB COMPUTER periods SCIENCE in WITH the JAVA morning or Students will become proficient in Microsoft Office INSTRUCTIONThis course INCLUDES: meets the requirements of the IB afternoon with an additional2013 using: 7 days of clinical internship HealthComputerat skilled care Science field nursing career(SL) curriculum, exploration facilities, but you do 8 hours Anatomynot have to and be physiologyan IB student to take this course. • Word—word processing ASL 100/121 shifts on Saturdays trough the school year. Schedule to beMedicalProgramming determined terminology topics cover at fundamental the beginning Java of • Access—database Open to 9, 10, 11 Pathophysiologylanguage constructs, and including clinical manifestations objects, classes, methods, each school year. Clinical • Excel shadowing—spreadsheets is at Harborview Medicalparameter Center passing, primitive at the and referenceend of types, the and year use This college level course, ASL 100, is the complex Infection control Students will have the opportunity to earn their Microsoft of the Java class libraries. In addition, students will study and natural existing language used by the Deaf. ASL with school transportation provided. Preventative & restorative care Office Specialist Industry Certificate. the systems life cycle, software development and computer 100 will introduce students to this visual / gestural (Up to 5 college credits available) Patient care systems fundamentals. language and to the Deaf community. In this class students The state NAC certification exam is conducted at the end ElectronicInglemoorof the chartingHigh school School year. The fee for the will learn vocabulary and the grammar of ASL through natural BUSINESS GRAPHICS Clinical(Up to 5 internshipcollege credits available) exam is $156.00 which includes the Department of Health license administered to those everyday conversation, situations, and activities. Classrooms • Photoshop & InDesign—learn to use special CPR and First Aid Certification who successfully pass theeffects, exam. manipulate Students scanned or digital are images, employable MARKETING as Certified Nursing Assistant operate in large and small group settings and often in full HIVMarketing Certification coach’s business and life skills that enhance photos, cut people out of photos, immersion. Students must be able to maintain eye contact and Communicationapply to all careers with and a arepatient performance and care based team on the next day. Historically,recolor photos the and employability much more of our students is about 100%. This program be visually focused. Also having the ability to work regular- skills that everyone needs to demonstrate to ly with recording devices (by uploading and downloading also can be a benefit •for Advanced those PowerPoint who—training might using care photos, for clip theirClasses agingbecome meet successful atparents Woodinville in life High orand inSchooldisabled business. for three This family consecutive members. Other expenses: Scrubs - $25, media) for portfolio purposes. If the student meets all the art, animation, sound, music and video periodsclass in isthe perfect morning for the or afternoonstudent who with is interestedan additional in the 7 days white shoes, class personalized sweatshirt - $35 and a wristwatch. Stethoscope is optional asrequirements we have in classthem with ain B grade class. or above All the fees student are can • Create professional flyers, brochures, wedding or of clinicalway businesses internship operateat skilled and nursing make decisions.facilities, 8 Studentshours shifts learn the multi-faceted and integrated nature of problem earn 5-college credits through an articulation agreement with fully refundable by futuregraduation employer announcements if a and graduate programs as well gets as aon job Saturdays within trough theone school year year. Scheduleof completion to be deter- of the program. This program has a business cards, and letterhead using Adobe InDesign. solving in the business world. They also learn how to both Lake Washington Institute of Technology and/or Seattle minedmarket at the themselves, beginning buildof each confidence, school year. and Clinical introduce shadow new - partnership with the(Up UW to 5 college Bothell credits available) Nursing Program with a fast track Bachelor of Science in NursingCentral College. program SCC requires as workwell outside as with of class. the ing isproducts at Harborview and services Medical in highlyCenter competitive at the end ofand the sometimes- year with Health Science Department with pre-med, public and globalschoolinternational transportation health business provided.tracks. environments. Students are actively involved in HOSA - National ASL 200/122 DECA is the international student association, with 180,000 Health Occupation Students of America organization, successfullyThe statemembers, NAC certificationthat all competing marketing exam students is conducted arein encouraged multiple at the end to ofjoin. categories ASL 200 expands on on a vocabulary, state anddepends national complex the schoolDECA provides year. The students fee for the with exam many is opportunities $156.00 which for includes travel, grammatical understanding, functional application, level. the Departmentleadership development, of Health license case studyadministered competitions, to those DECA only Deaf history, culture and community. Second year will High School credits: 1.0 lab science, 2.0 occupational, andwho scholarships, successfully0.5 senior passand fun. the health exam.DECA is Students the credits. “varsity are sportemployable of business”. as focus more on classifiers, use of spatial referencing, CertifiedTopics Nursing covered Assistantare universal on the in thenext world day. ofHistorically, business and the role-shifting, signer’s point of view, verb inflections and the College credit: Through Bellevue College, which are fully transferrableapply to both profit and tonot-for any profit other organizations. college or university. employability(Up to 10 college of our studentscredits available) is about 100%. This program Greater Deaf community (agencies serving the Deaf/Hard-of- SATELLITE PROGRAM Woodinville High School also can be a benefit for those who might care for their aging Hearing). Using dialogues and narratives while continuing parentsENTREPRENEURSHIP or disabled family members. Other expenses: Scrubs their virtual portfolios students will grow in their fluency, (Up to 16 college credits available) - $25,Entrepreneurial white shoes, class initiative personalized and success sweatshirt is thriving - $35 in and our a prosody, and confidence. If the student meets all the require- wristwatch.Puget Sound Stethoscope region, producingis optional well-known as we have companies them in class. ments in class with a B grade or above the student can earn ranging from Amazon to Starbucks. This course, new for All feesthe are 2018-19 fully schoolrefundable year, byhas future been createdemployer in recognitionif a graduate of 5-college credits through an articulation agreement with both gets thisa job trend, within and one for year the studentof completion wishing of to the learn program. more about This Lake Washington Institute of Technology and/or Seattle Central ASL 100/121 programhow hasgreat a partnershipnew ideas become with the successful UW Bothell businesses. Nursing Topics Pro- College. SCC requires work outside of class. open to 9, 10, 11 graminclude with a businessfast track planning, Bachelor characteristicsof Science in Nursing of a successful program as wellentrepreneur, as with the economics,Health Science financial Department analysis, with legal pre- med, ASL 300/123 considerations, marketing fundamentals and opportunity This college level course, ASL 100, is the complexpublic andrecognition. and naturalglobal Students health tracks.existing enrolling Students first languagesemester are actively will involved used byASL 300the continues Deaf. vocabulary ASL 100 and grammatical will introduce in HOSAparticipate - National in DECA, Health a globalOccupation organization Students which of America prepares structure of the language with storytelling, narratives, students to this visual / gestural language and organization,to highthe school Deaf successfully students community. to competing be leaders in and multiple entrepreneurs. In this categories class on studentsand dialogues. willWhile continuinglearn vocabulary an exposure to Deaf and the grammar of ASL through natural everyday conversation,a stateStudents and national enrolling level. second situations, semester will beand qualified activities. and history, Classrooms culture, and community, operate students in will large also and Highencouraged School credits: to participate 1.0 lab science, in DECA 2.0 the occupational, following year. and All 0.5 explore Deaf folklore, current events and Deaf-related topics, students will be introduced to Washington Business Week. small group settings and often in full immersion. StudentsseniorBoth health must organizations credits. be ableare perfect to for maintain high school students eye contactDeaf-Blind and community, be visually mock interpreting focused. simulations, Als poetry,o Collegeinterested credit: in Through entrepreneurship Bellevue College, (to learn which more, arevisit fully iconic art, and careers with ASL. If the student meets all the having the ability to work regularly with recording devicestransferablewww.deca.org (by to uploading any andother www.wbw.org). college orand university. downloading media)requirements for in classportfolio with a B grade purposes. or above the student If th cane student meets all the requirements in class with a B gradeSATELLITE or PROGRAMabove theWoodinville student High School can earn 5-collegeearn 5-college credit credits through through an articulation an articulation agreement with 14 (Up to 24 college credits available) Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class. agreement with both Lake Washington Institute of Technology and or Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class. 26

ASL 200/122 ASL 200 expands on vocabulary, depends complex grammatical understanding, functional application, Deaf history, culture and community. Second year will focus more on classifiers, use of spatial referencing, role-shifting, signer’s point of view, verb inflections and the Greater Deaf community (agencies serving the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing). Using dialogues and narratives while continuing their virtual portfolios students will grow in their fluency, prosody, and confidence. If the student meets all the requirements in class with a B grade or above the student can earn 5-college credit through an articulation agreement with both Lake Washington Institute of Technology and or Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class.

ASL 300/123 ASL 300 continues vocabulary and grammatical structure of the language with storytelling, narratives, and dialogues. While continuing an exposure to Deaf history, culture, and community, students will also explore Deaf folklore, current events and Deaf-related topics, Deaf-Blind community, mock interpreting simulations, poetry, iconic art, and careers with ASL. If the student meets all the requirements in class with a B grade or above the student can earn 5-college credit through an articulation agreement with both Lake Washington Institute of Technology and or Seattle Central College. SCC requires work outside of class.

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27 School Contacts

Bothell High School Secondary Academy for Success 425-408-7000 425-408-6600 Juan Price, Principal Donna Tyo, Principal, Alternative Programs Elizabeth Cano, Assistant Principal Laurie Broulette, Counselor Geetha George-Shapiro, Assistant Principal Scott Leick, Assistant Principal Lisa Carson, Counselor Colin Eggers, Counselor Woodinville High School Robert Felton, Counselor 425-408-7400 Danielle Yamada, Counselor Kurt Criscione, Principal BJ Dawson, Career Counselor Brenda Conrad, Assistant Principal Matt Wallace, Assistant Principal

Inglemoor High School Nate Hirsh, Counselor 425-408-7200 Sarah Brenner, Counselor Adam Desautels, Principal Katherine Lamb, Counselor Erica Hill, Assistant Principal Scott Churchill, Counselor Joe Mismas, Assistant Principal Kate Miller, Counselor Shawn Rainwater, Assistant Principal Ruth Krochmalny, Career Counselor

Loni Tighe, Counselor Lettie Hobbins, Counselor Northshore Networks Jessica Parrott, Counselor 425-408-4175 Jennifer Orhuozee, Counselor Donna Tyo, Principal, Alternative Programs Chase Stevens, Counselor Amy Strandy, Counselor Mary Buckner, Career Counselor Career and College Readiness Education North Creek High School 425-408-7711 425-408-8800 Damen Schuneman, Director Dr. Eric McDowell, Principal Kimberly Makela, Support Specialist Sharyn Mehner, Assistant Principal Joseph Robertson, Assistant Principal Rick Ferrell, Assistant Principal

Nancy Smith-Vela, Counselor Tiffany Frane, Counselor Jim McCausland, Counselor Kayla Francisco, Counselor Samantha Lundberg, Counselor Heatherjoy Boi, Counselor

Northshore School District prohibits discrimination on the basis of age, sex, marital status, genetic information, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, honorably discharged veteran or military status, or the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability, unless based upon a bona fide occupational qualification, in all its employment procedures, training, programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employee(s) have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged unlawful discrimination: Director of Human Resources (Title IX, ADA, and Civil Rights Compliance), Director of Student Services (Section 504), 3330 Monte Villa Parkway, Bothell, WA 98021, (425) 408-6000

The Northshore School District provides equal opportunity in education and employment and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap in accordance with Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Inquiries regarding compliance procedures may be directed to Doug Hale, Affirmative Action Officer, (425) 408- 7605, and Damen Schuneman, Section 504 Coordinator, (425) 408-7718, 3330 Monte Villa Parkway, Bothell, WA 98021.

The Northshore School District will make every effort to provide accessibility to events, meetings and programs to individuals with disabilities. Please contact the building principal where the activity is occurring or Becky Anderson, ADA officer, at 425.408.7709, to request special accommodations.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: David Cogan, Jacqueline McGourty, Robert Swain, Sandy Hayes, and Amy Cast

SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Michelle Reid

The funding of this catalog is provided through the Carl Perkins Federal Career and Technical Education Act. 28