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Course Title:        Community Service: Peer Buddies               Credit Value:            1.0
         Course Number:       510201                                        Term(s) Offered:         Full Year

         Prerequisite(s):     Students must complete training, which is     Open to Grades:          9, 10, 11, 12
                              provided the first few days of class
         Career Cluster(s):   Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources       Hospitality and Tourism
                              Architecture and Construction                 Human Services
                              Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications   Information Technology
                              Business Management and Administration        Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
                              Education and Training                        Manufacturing
                              Finance                                       Marketing
                              Government and Public Administration          Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
                              Health Science                                Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
        Description:  This course provides hands-on experience in working with individuals with disabilities.  The goal for each
        participant is to be a better mentor, role model and advocate for a person with disabilities.  Independent learning takes
        place through reading, interpreting, and producing original writings regarding current topics in Special Education, as
        well as weekly logs and one hands-on project each quarter.  Performance is evaluated through experiential opportunities
        provided in the Life Skills Support, Autistic Support, or general education environments.

         Course Title:        Goal Progress Support                         Credit Value:            0.5 or 1.0
         Course Number:       Multiple                                      Term(s) Offered:         Semester or
                                                                                                     Full Year
         Prerequisite(s):     Individualized Education Program (IEP) or     Open to Grades:          9, 10, 11, 12,
                              educational team decision                                              12+
         Career Cluster(s):   Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources       Hospitality and Tourism
                              Architecture and Construction                 Human Services
                              Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications   Information Technology
                              Business Management and Administration        Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
                              Education and Training                        Manufacturing
                              Finance                                       Marketing
                              Government and Public Administration          Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
                              Health Science                                Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
        Description:  This directed study period is a non-graded course designed for students who need additional support in
        academic, functional, emotional, social, and/or behavioral areas.  Prior team recommendation required based on pre-
        established individual goals.























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