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Technical Education

internship component allows the students to work in year students meet every day in the morning where all
the food industry after school and weekends a aspects are taught to a basic level. Students will be
minimum of 12.5 hours per week to receive credit and encouraged to gravitate towards their desired area of
earnings. Students must provide their own specialization.
transportation. Throughout the two years, students will learn 21st
century skills in digital arts, professional networking,
Digital Arts and and technology. Students will create their own online
portfolios that they will take with them into the job
Technology I & II market. Most importantly, everything is taught from a

(Aurora High School) business standpoint so these skills can be utilized in
the business world.
College Tech Prep Senior year for three days a week, students are
Digital Arts I provided with the opportunity to obtain and maintain
Arts and Communication Primer and internship throughout the entire school year.
Digital Image Editing Students are able to work for, and alongside
Digital Arts II professionals in the related field. This internship
Business of Arts & Communication opportunity will provide unparalleled real life
Digital Cinema experience, help develop respect and understanding
ALL COURSES ARE FULL YEAR for the field and provide a foundation for professional
network.
Prerequisite: Interview by the Instructor. By
program start date student must have completed
coursework required for junior status at their home
school including seven (7) credits with a mandatory Exercise Science & Sports
two (2) credits each earned in English and
Mathematics. Rehabilitation I & II
Recommended GPA: 2.5 or better (Brush High School)
Recommended For: College Bound/Technical College Tech Prep
Education ESSR I
3 credits each year Health Science and Technology
Exercise and Athletic Training
12 credits through Kent State University ESSR II
3 CT2 Medical Terminology
Be sure to read course description before Athletic Injuries and Preventions
committing to this program. ALL COURSES ARE A FULL YEAR

The Digital Arts & Technology program is geared Prerequisite: Interview by Instructor. By program
towards the students who are interested in digital start date student must have completed coursework
photography, videography, and audio engineering, required for junior status at their home school
cinematography, graphic design and digital including seven (7) credits with a mandatory two (2)
media. Students will receive training on how to credits each earned in English and Mathematics.
market the aforementioned skills and advance their Recommendations: Good attendance and disciplinary
careers or post-secondary education. Basic record
photography and camera skills are taught using our 3 credits each year
array of DSLR cameras, studio lighting, strobes, and
software such as Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. 4 credits through Cuyahoga Community College
The videography/cinematography component of the 11 credits through Lakeland Community College
program involves music videos, short films, 3 credits through Kent State University
documentaries, presentations and special 6 CT2 college credits
effects. Students utilize high-end DSLR and cinema Career: H, P
cameras and software to professionally edit video. A
third tier of Digital Arts & Technology is audio This health science program is designed to build
engineering. We use industry standard audio recording academic and practical skills in functional anatomy
and mixing software and Avid Pro Tools. Students will and exercise science, along with the basics of injury
learn the basics of audio by means of recording recognition, management, and prevention. Exercise
techniques, microphone placement, and mixing. First Science & Sports Rehabilitation also offers real work
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