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Course #
                               Course Name
                        664                                 AP Microeconomics           Grade   Credits
                                                                                            11-12                  5

        Pre/Co-Requisite:  Successful completion of/concurrent enrollment in Acad/Hon Alg.
        This  Advanced  Placement  course  provides  students  with  a  thorough  understanding  of  the  principles  of
        economics that apply to the functions of individual decision makers, both consumers and producers, within the
        larger economic system. This is a college-level course which prepares students for the Advanced Placement
        Microeconomics Exam. (Offered Fall of Even Years— next year is Fall 2019— NOT offered next year, but
        will be offered Fall 2020).

          Course #
                               Course Name
                                                                                            11-12                  5
                        665                                 AP Macroeconomics           Grade   Credits

        Pre/Co-Requisite:  Successful completion of/concurrent enrollment in Acad/Hon Alg.
        This Advanced Placement course is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of the principles
        of economics that apply to an economic system as a whole.  This is a college-level course which prepares
        students for the Advanced Placement Macroeconomics Exam. (Offered Fall of Odd Years— next year is Fall
        2019— YES it is offered next year).

          Course #
                               Course Name
                                                                                             12       Credits
                        683                                 Tomorrow’s Teachers           Grade               5

        This course is designed to provide high school students with classroom and field experiences that will enable
        them to make informed decisions regarding careers in education and provide future community leaders with
        insights about teachers and schools so that they will be civic advocates of education.  Students will: examine the
        multiple responsibilities and understand the professional roles of a teacher, 2) explore diverse career options in
        education, 3) observe, explore, and utilize effective teaching practices, 4) recognize aspects of human growth
        and development that relate to learning, 5) develop and demonstrate leadership, interpersonal, intrapersonal
        and self-evaluation skills, 6) develop an understanding of school structures, operations, and policies, and 7)
        discuss and understand the complexities of critical issues in education.

          Course #
                               Course Name
                        685                                 Career Education           Grade    Credits
                                                                                            11-12                  5

        This course is designed to help juniors and seniors gain personal skills, understand career options, and prepare
        for post-high school employment.  Individual career counseling throughout the year provides students with career
        trends, labor market changes, career aptitude assessment, and skills for resume development and job interview
        strategies.

                               Course Name
          Course #
                                                                                             12       Credits
                        684                                 Cooperative Education           Grade              15

        The New Jersey Student Learning Standards require that our students learn Workplace Readiness Skills to
        prepare for a successful and knowledgeable entry into the workforce.  Our Cooperative Education Program is
        an internship, which provides students with a first-hand opportunity to work as they attend school, as well as
        acquire graduation credits.  Classroom instruction directly relates to the student’s cooperative business, industrial
        and marketing work experience.  This course covers various aspects of employment, including preparation of
        resumes, obtaining skills and techniques needed for the interview process, job training, human relations, and
        case problems related to their on-the-job training.



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