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Mcfatter Technical College & High School Catalog McFatter Technical College & High School Catalog 2016-2017 6500 Nova Drive Davie, FL 33317 754.321.5700 Phone 754.321.5980 Fax www.mcfattertechnicalcollege.edu McFATTER TECHNICAL COLLEGE & HIGH SCHOOL DAVIE ROAD DAVIE NORTH ENTRANCE NOVA DRIVE HIGH SCHOOL PARKING LAKE LAKE LAKE 9 PARKING PARKING COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS ADMINISTRATION 8 POSTSECONDARY MEDICAL BECON ENTRANCE MEDIA STAFF TV S.W. 71 SECURITY MAIN BROWARD AVENUE COLLEGE PRODUCTION MAGNET 1 FIRE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY PARKING 2 STAFF 3 st CENTER (ARC) PARKING TERRACE ACADEMIC ACADEMIC RESOURCE PARKING CULINARY ARTS 6 10 4 85 INDUSTRIAL INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE ENTRANCE 5 MAIN Warehouse NO SCALE POSTSECONDARY OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS ■ Pharmacy Technician – ATD ■ Bistro ■ School Counselors ■ Phlebotomy ■ Cafe/Cafeteria McFatter Technical ■ Exceptional Student Education ■ Practical Nursing ■ Chef’s Table College & High School (ESE) Services ■ Security ■ Commercial Foods and Culinary Arts 6500 Nova Drive • Davie, FL 33317 ■ Early Childhood Education Tel 754.321.5700 OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS 3 TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS SITE MAP ■ Alumni Services Rooms 300-370 INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE 85 ■ Bookstore Rooms 850-863 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 1 ■ Career Center ■ ELCATE - English Literacy for Rooms 100-149 BUSINESS EDUCATION ■ Industry Credentialing ■ Accounting Operations Career and Technical Education Administrators’ Offices ■ International Students ■ Administrative Office Specialist ■ ESOL - English for Speakers ■ Marketing & Recruiting ■ Legal Administrative Specialist of Other Languages COMMUNICATIONS ■ Registration ■ Medical Administrative Specialist ■ GED® - General Educational Development ■ Commercial Photography Technology ■ Student Information Systems ■ Digital Media/Multimedia Design ■ Student Surveys TV PRODUCTION / BECON ■ Digital Photography Technology INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 8 ■ Testing & Intervention Services 4 Rooms 400-423 ■ Digital Printing Technology ■ Veterans Students Administrators’ Offices BROWARD FIRE ACADEMY ■ Printing & Graphic Communications 9 ■ Automotive Collision Repair Located West of Campus– ■ Forklift Training & Refinishing 2600 S.W. 71 Terrace, Davie, FL 33314 MEDICAL BUILDING ■ Automotive Service Technology ■ EMT - Emergency Medical EDUCATION & TRAINING 2 Rooms 200-237 ■ Drafting Technician – ATD ■ Principles of Teaching ■ Dental Lab Technology ■ Marine Service Technologies ■ Fire Fighter I/II ■ Electrocardiograph Technology (EKG) ■ Welding Technology INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ■ Medical Assisting ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER (ARC) ■ Applied Cybersecurity 10 ■ Media Center RECEIVING / FACILITIES 6596 Nova Drive, Davie, FL 33317 ■ Cloud Computing & Virtualization 5 ■ Nursing Assistant Rooms 500-508 ■ AAAE - Advanced Academics ■ Digital Media Technology ■ Optometric Assisting for Adult Education ■ Game/Simulation/Animation Programming • Vision Clinic 6 CULINARY ARTS BUILDING ■ ABE - Adult Basic Education ■ Patient Care Assistant Rooms 600-618 ■ Career Placement ■ Java Development & Programming ■ Patient Care Technician ■ High School Guidance ■ School Resource Officer ■ Network Support Services ■ Web Development ■ Baking & Pastry Arts McFatter Technical College and High School Administration Jeanette L. Johnson, Director | Master’s Degree | Florida Atlantic University Ellen J. Albano, Assistant Director | Master’s Degree | Florida Atlantic University Cara A. Daniel, Assistant Director | Master’s Degree | University of South Florida Larry Rothman, Assistant Director | Master’s Degree | Florida Atlantic University TABLE OF CONTENTS About McFatter 4 Orientation & Testing 9 BROWARD FIRE ACADEMY Network Support Services 47 Accreditations 5 Probation 14 Emergency Medical Technician (ATD) 38 Web Development 58 Admissions & Registration 9 Program Costs 60 Fire Fighter l/ll 39 MARINE TECHNOLOGIES Attendance Policy 12 Refund Policy 14 BUSINESS EDUCATION Marine Service Technologies 44 Basic Skills Exemption 8 School Calendar 66 Accounting Operations 19 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Cancelled/Closed Classes 12 Student Advisement 6 Administrative Office Specialist 20 Dental Laboratory Technology 28 Career Services Center 6 Students with Disabilities 9 Legal Administrative Specialist 43 Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technology 37 Certificate and ATD Programs 12 Tardiness 15 Medical Administrative Specialist 45 Medical Assisting 46 Certificates 12 Testing 7-9 COMMUNICATION ARTS Nursing Assistant (Articulated) 48 Conduct & Discipline Code for Adults 12 Transfer Policy 15 Commercial Photography Optometric Assisting 49 Counseling 6 Tuition and Fees 9,15 Technology 1 27 Patient Care Assistant 50 Denial of Re-Registration 13 Unsatisfactory Progress 15 Commercial Photography Patient Care Technician 51 Department Information 7 Veterans Benefits Information 9 Technology 2 27 Pharmacy Technician – ATD 52 Exceptional Student Services (ESE) 9 Withdrawals 14 Digital Media/Multimedia Design Technology 29 Phlebotomy 53 Experiential Credit 13 ADULT GENERAL EDUCATION Digital Photography Technology 31 Fees 13 PRACTICAL NURSING Adult Basic Education (ABE) and Digital Printing Technology 32 Practical Nursing 54 Financial Assistance 9 Applied Academics for Adult Printing and Graphic Florida Residency Information 10 Education (AAAE) 18 Communications 56 Frequently Asked Questions 10 English Literacy for Career and Television Production 57 Getting Started 8 Technical Education (ELCATE) 18 Grading System/Progress Reports 14 English for Speakers of Other CULINARY ARTS Languages (ESOL) 18 Baking & Pastry Arts 24 Grievance Procedures 13 General Educational Development Commercial Foods and Culinary Arts 26 Most programs are approved Guarantee for Success 13 (GED® Test Preparation) 41 for Veteran’s training. Approved programs High School 16 EDUCATION AND TRAINING are indicated by the symbol -*- . INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Hybrid/online courses require Industry Certifications 61 Early Childhood Education 36 veterans to be on campus during 100% Instructional Policies/Procedures 12 Drafting 33 Principles of Teaching 55 of the instructional time. Instructional Staff Directory 62 Welding Technology 59 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Prices published in this catalog International Students Information 9-11, 13 Welding Technology-Advanced 59 are for Florida residents. Applied Cybersecurity 21 Interventions 14 Fees are subject to change. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Cloud Computing & Virtualization 25 Media Center 9 Automotive Collision Repair Digital Media Technology 30 Methods of Payment 14 and Refinishing 22 Game/Simulation/Animation Automotive Service Technology 23 Mission Statement 5 Programming 40 Office of Admissions 9 Java Development and Programming 42 www.mcfattertechnicalcollege.edu 3 About McFatter Technical College pened in 1985 with the McFatter Technical College Industry-validated curriculum, Oaddition of the Hospitality is accredited/approved by: complemented by state-of-the-art Building in 1996 and the Technical laboratories and equipment were COUNCIL ON OCCUPATIONAL High School in 1998, McFatter designed to meet current and EDUCATION (COE) Technical College operates on a future employment needs of South 7840 Roswell Road $26 million complex on 24 acres Florida business and industry. Building 300, Suite 325 at the corner of Davie Road and The curriculum and specialized Atlanta, GA 30350 Nova Drive, in the Town of Davie, practical laboratory experiences 770-396-3898 Florida. have enabled students to acquire, www.council.org refine and upgrade occupational skills on a full-time or part-time AdvancED A major event occured on June basis in day and evening classes, Alpharetta Office 24, 2014, when the School Board hybrid or face-to-face delivery. of Broward County officially 9115 Westside Parkway changed our name to McFatter Alpharetta, GA 30009 Technical College. Hence, a new (888) 413-3699 era in career, technical and adult www.advanc-ed.org education was launched. In addition, McFatter holds McFatter Technical College membership, partnership or was established as an area affiliation with over fifteen postsecondary technical college local, state and national of the School Board of Broward organizations. County, Florida to offer technical education to both adults and secondary students in over forty program areas. 4 www.mcfattertechnicalcollege.edu The William T. McFatter Technical College Accreditations ■ Emergency Medical Technician Florida Department of Health Bureau and Technical High School has a vision ■ Accredited by the Commission of Emergency Medical Services to change the lives of people from all of the Council on Occupational (FDHBEMS) Education (COE) backgrounds through innovative education. 770.396.3898 | 800.917.2081 ■ Florida Department of Education FAX: 770.396.3790 McFatter Technical College is accredited by ■ Florida Department of Health the accrediting commission of the Council on Occupational Education Bureau of Emergency Medical 7840 Roswell Road, Services (FDHBEMS) In working to achieve this vision, it is Building 300, Suite 325 Atlanta, GA 30350 our mission to promote excellence in 770.396.3898 • www.council.org ■ Printing & Graphic Communications academic, career, and technical studies ■ AdvancED Graphic Arts Education and Research Foundation in order to prepare students to enter and Alpharetta Office 9115 Westside Parkway PrintEd remain competitive in a global workforce. Alpharetta, GA 30009 (888) 413-3699 ■ Medical Assisting www.advanc-ed.org Commission on Accredition of Allied Health Programs on the recommendation of the Curriculum ■ American Welding Society Review Board of the American Association
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