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Level II – 8 hours
Potentially, students can earn 14 hours toward an Automotive
Technology Associate of Applied Science degree at Stark State College.

Students develop practical experience in basic diagnostic and troubleshooting skills while becoming proficient in repair
and maintenance of a car’s mechanical and electrical systems. Students may be required to purchase a tool kit to be
used during the course and upon entry into the job market. Completers are now working as technicians at car
dealerships, service centers and automotive specialty shops. College credits available. Dual Enrollment is available and
potentially students can earn 14 hours towards an Automotive Technology Associate of Applied Science degree at Stark
State College. For more information, see Compact Career Catalog 2021-22.

COURSE: Biotechnology Academy · STEM
GRADE LEVEL: 10, 11, 12
LENGTH: Two years
SCHOOL: Woodridge
CREDIT: Level I – Biochemistry of Health, 1; Biotechnology for Health and Disease, 1; Honors English 1; Honors
Anatomy/Physiology, 1.
Level II – Genetics of Disease, 1; Biotechnology for Health and Disease II, 1; Honors English, 1;
Bioinformatics; Capstone, 1.

Students in the Biotechnology Academy learn about biology on the molecular level by exploring various topics, including
genetics, biological chemistry and biotechnology. Students will prepare for real world lab science careers, including
clinical and microbiology lab technicians, as well as be prepared for a career in the medical field or science research.
Level I students complete a detailed anatomy and physiology course, and Level II students will complete projects in
bioinformatics, an emerging and multidisciplinary field. Level II also incorporates a required Capstone Project. College
credits available. For more information, see the Compact Career Catalog 2021-22.

COURSE: Business and Sports Management
GRADE LEVEL: 10, 11, 12
LENGTH: Two years
SCHOOL: Roosevelt
CREDIT at Roosevelt: Level I – Advanced/Honors or CP English, 1 (4.0); IA Business and Sports Foundations, 1 (5.0);
IB Business Principles, 1 (5.0); Optional: Business and Sports Capstone 1 (4.0) or academic/elective course.
Level II – Advanced/Honors or CP English, 1 (4.0); IIA Strategic Entrepreneurship, 1 (5.0); IIB Business and Sport
Administrative Services, 1 (5.0); Optional: Business and Sports Capstone, 1 (4.0) or academic/elective course.

This Career-Technical Education Program develops skills and knowledge in the field of business, sports management and
marketing, human resource management, facilities and operations management, sales, and public relations. Students
will acquire knowledge of business processes, economics and business relationships, finance, and accounting. Students
will learn how to manage a workforce, lead change and build professional relationships with employees and customers.
Students will utilize technology, software, and virtual simulations to prepare for careers in the business and sports
management fields. Worksite and facility visits to professional, collegiate, and recreational sports and management will
be integrated into the program. All students are provided opportunities for leadership development through the
Business Professionals of America national student organization. College credit is available through university
partnerships. For more information, see the Compact Career Catalog 2021-22.

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