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PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INTERIOR DESIGN, FURNISHINGS AND
MANAGEMENT
(Semester, ½ credit, Grades 10-12. Grades 10-12)
Subject Code: 091052 (Semester, ½ credit, Grades 10-12. Grades 10-12)
Formerly known as INDEPENDENT LIVING Subject Code: 091500
Formerly known as INTERIOR DESIGN
In this course, students will develop personal
financial plans for individual personal well-being. In this Family and Consumer Sciences career field
Throughout the course, students will develop
financial literacy skills to provide a basis for course, students will examine design principles used in
responsible citizenship and career success.
Additional topics will include analyzing services residential interiors. An emphasis will be placed on
from financial institutions, consumer protection,
planned spending, investing and risk management. incorporating anthropometrics, ergonomics,
This class meets the Financial Literacy graduation
requirement sustainability and psychological responses. Additional
Course fee: 10.00 topics will include the selection, organization, re-
upholstery and costs of furnishings, floors and wall
coverings in living spaces, kitchens and baths. Careers
related to this topic include interior designer,
architecture, staging, and realtor.
Technology Fee: $5.00
CHILD DEVELOPMENT FCS ADULT LIVING SKILLS
(Semester, ½ credit, Grades 10-12. Grades 10-12) (1 Semester, .5 credit, limited to select students and
Subject Code: 091025 scheduled through school counselor)
In this course, students will study the principles of child Students enrolled focus on responsible and
growth, development and behavior. An emphasis will be independent behaviors. Units of study include
place on the cognitive development of a child and instruction and activities in managing personal and
sensory and motor skills. Additional topics will include family responsibilities, developing interpersonal
childhood diseases, immunizations, theories of relationships, making individual economic decisions,
development, learning styles and evaluating childcare managing nutrition and health, clothing care, personal
services. This course is ideal if you are interested in hygiene and planning career goals. Communications
education, childcare, pediatrics, psychology and family and practical problem-solving are emphasized
studies. throughout. This class meets the financial literacy
graduation requirement.
Technology Materials Lab fee $15.00
fee: $5.00
FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE ASST.
(1 semester, ¼ credit, Grades 10-12)
Prerequisite: FCS student past or present and
Independent Study approval
Student Assistants will learn how to make lab
preparations and become better acquainted with Family
and Consumer Science equipment. Students will be
expected to “set up” labs, to help keep labs and storage
areas neat, and to help in the preparation of teaching
materials. Students must be approved by the
supervising teacher.
Graded: Pass/Fail Only
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