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Hands-on technical studies. Students rotate through four technology areas: Computer Aided Design (CAD); electronics,
robotics and programming; manufacturing processes; and polymers. College prep courses in
English 11 and 12, Mathematics (Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, A.P. Calculus AB) and Physics I and II are linked with
the technology curriculum. Various instructional approaches are used, including team teaching, work teams, self-
directed studies, and project-based learning. University partners include Cleveland State University and The University
of Akron. For more information visit www. kentschools.net/engineeringacademy or see the Compact Career Catalog
2016-17.

COURSE: Forestry and Landscape Management · STEM

GRADE LEVEL: 10, 11, 12
LENGTH: Two years
SCHOOL: Roosevelt
CREDIT: Level I – Environmental Science 1; CP or Comp English 1; Tech Theory 1; Lab 1

Level II – Environmental Science 1; CP or Comp English 1; Tech Theory 1; Lab/Internship 1

Students learn about plant and horticultural science, urban forestry, landscape design and build, as well as turf science
and management. Students are prepared for further education in fields such as Urban Forestry, Turf Management,
Arboriculture, Landscape Construction or Environmental Science. Successful completion can lead to career
opportunities in the “Green Industry.” In the second year, students concentrate on one area, attending class for
approximately 50 minutes a day and working three to four hours a day in an area of interest. College credits available.
For more information, see the Compact Career Catalog 2016-17.

COURSE: Health Careers Technologies · STEM

GRADE LEVEL: 10, 11, 12
LENGTH: Two years
SCHOOL: Roosevelt
CREDIT: Level I - Anatomy and Physiology 1; CP English 1; Tech Theory 1; Lab 1

Level II - CP English 1; Tech Theory 1; Lab 1/Internship 0.5-3

This two-year College Tech Prep Initiative offers the perfect starting point for students to shape their futures in a
health careers field. Students develop foundation skills required to be successful in careers in medical, dental and
allied health care. These include basic health care skills, medical laboratory processes, physical therapy techniques and
clinical techniques used in a variety of medical occupations. Successful students go on to pursue careers in emergency
care, pharmacy, rehabilitation, nursing, nurse aide, optical, dental, radiology, lab technician, home health care and
veterinary technician. Students interact with health care professionals in the classroom, as well as at worksite learning
opportunities. Coursework is provided in anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, nutrition, infection control
and legal/ethical issues. Certification is available AHA CRP-AED for the Health Care Provider. College credits available.
For more information, see the Compact Career Catalog 2015-16.

COURSE: Interactive Marketing and Design

GRADE LEVEL: Grades 10, 11, 12
LENGTH: Two Years
SCHOOL: Cuyahoga Falls
CREDIT: Level I: Marketing Principles 1; Digital Marketing and Management 1.
Level II: Marketing Applications 1; Integrated Marketing Communications 1; Optional Marketing

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