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Course Outline:
Driver Education is a summer course offered to all students. The
course itself is divided into two parts--classroom and actual
driving. In the classroom, emphasis is put on the complete
understanding of the driver's manual, reaction in simulated accident
situations, identification of important driving situations. In the
actual driving, emphasis is put on rural, city, and highway driving,
with special emphasis on the basic driving operations, stopping,
starting, steering, backing, etc.
Class Requirements:
The classroom involves about 30 hours of instruction time. The
driving instruction allows each student six hours or more actual
behind-the-wheel instruction. At the completion of driver education
the students will complete a "driving test" that will be the same as
the one they would take if given by the DMV.
Prerequisite:
Only students fourteen years of age or students who will be
fourteen by October 15 of the next school year may take Driver
Education. The fee for 2006-2007 is $200.00.
School-To-Work Apprenticeship
Block is a combination of school site preparation and actual work
site experiences designed to enable students to acquire attitudes,
skills, and knowledge for career and other life roles in real work
settings. The School-To-Work Apprenticeship Block helps students
to:
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strengthen broad social and technical skills;
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develop personal responsibility;
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explore career options;
- gain
job/site specific skills;
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foster positive relationships with adults;
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understand the relevance of and application to academic learning.
Prerequisite:
Senior year
Application
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