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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY – GlenOak High School This exciting program provides office skills to those students interested in working in an administrative support environment. Students have real-life hands on experiences in an office doing high quality presentations using word processing skills, spreadsheet applications and desktop publishing. They have the opportunity to earn college credits. Student learning opportunities include:
Worksite experiences have included: hospitals, insurance companies, licensing agencies, community service agencies, small business choices, manufacturing office and law office Students enter state and national BPA competitions and have been highly successful. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY – R. G. Drage Career Center In this program students will learn a variety of administrative duties including information and communication management, data processing, data collection, and project tracking. Students will use Microsoft Office 2007 to gain the necessary skills needed to work in a business office. The program is designed to enhance skills needed to succeed in today’s office environment. The skills required in administrative and professional support careers continue to change with technology and increased demands, providing new opportunities in this career field. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY – Sandy Valley High School Administrative Office Technologies is a two-year program designed to prepare students for entry level positions in information management, time management, resource management, and records management. The career choices are endless in the business pathway. The business environment is one of the fastest growing and competitive career fields. Students have a membership in Business Professionals of America which provides networking with business professionals and other business students throughout the state. ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT – R. G. Drage Career Center As a student in the Administrative Medical Assistant program you will learn administrative procedures needed to work in a doctor’s office, clinic or hospital. Coursework includes instruction in anatomy, physiology, medical ethics, medical terminology, office procedures, medical records, and an introduction to medical coding. Graduates of the program can serve in the profession as clerical staff members employed by doctors in private practice or clinical settings. Other graduates may find employment in the rapidly growing large group-practice systems and HMO’s. ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT – Massillon Washington High School Medical Office Management I & II -2 yr. program for juniors & seniors; 3 periods per day for 3 credits per yr. This program is designed for students who are interested in working in the front office/reception area of a medical facility. It is based on the administrative areas of medicine, such as bookkeeping, billing, filing, health insurance/coding, and transcription. Students will learn medical terminology, procedures, medical accounting, and filing. Students will develop skills in medical transcription, billing, insurance, and coding. Career opportunities exist as administrative medical assistant, medical receptionist, medical secretary, medical file clerk, insurance filing clerk, medical claims clerk, medical records technician, and hospital receptionist. Student in this career field experience the satisfaction of helping others as well as the opportunity to serve on a health care team. Students are required to become members of Business Professionals of America and participate in fund raising activities. College Tech/Prep affiliation allows students to participate in College Tech/Prep program, post secondary articulation for credit, and off-site training experiences. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY – Massillon Washington High School Administrative Office Technology I & II Administrative Office Technology provides entry level office skills and real world experience through potential coop opportunities. Students will acquire skills in records management, office procedure, business math, business communications and presentations, spreadsheet applications, 10 key calculator operations and desktop publishing. Work sites may include but not be limited hospitals, insurance companies, community service agencies, small business operations and law offices. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES – Massillon Washington High School Business Management I & II - 2 yr. program for juniors & seniors; meets 3 periods per day for 3 credits per yr. Designed for students who want to major in business in college or who want to work as business owners, managers, or supervisors. Students enrolled in this program learn the operational skills needed to work in the business world: computer applications, business principles, accounting, along with other business training including: written and verbal communications, telephone techniques, calculating skills, and filing procedures. Students complete self-paced projects. Instruction is enhanced by field trips to various area businesses. Students meeting requirements may enter the work force on a part-time basis their senior year. Students must be members of Business Professionals of America and may participate in local, regional, state, and national activities. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT I – Jackson High School - Junior Year Prerequisite: Business and Technology Foundations This course will prepare students for post-secondary education or entry-level positions in the field of business management. Students enrolled in the course will explore business concepts, terminology, and applications as they relate to business operations, leadership and management, finance and economics, communications, technology applications, and profession and career development. This course may be taken alone, however students have the option for further study in the area by completing Business Management II (2 periods), Computer Office Applications (semester course), and Entrepreneurship (semester course). Students choosing to complete all of these courses have the opportunity to receive college credit through Stark State College upon successful completion of all College Tech Prep program requirements. Participation in DECA, an international association of high school and college students studying marketing, management and entrepreneurship in business, finance, hospitality and marketing sales and service, is mandatory. Members develop leadership, citizenship, and scholastic skills through local, state, and national events and activities. Students are responsible for the $25.00 membership dues. HIGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – Perry High School Leadership Wealth Management Principles of Business Business Economics Principles of Marketing Principles of Finance Principles of Management HIGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – Canton South High School The High School of Business is a college tech prep program to prepare students to excel in college-level business administration programs. Students will develop understanding and skills in areas such as business law, economics, financial analysis, human resources, marketing, operations, and strategic management. The 8 semester courses are taught using problem and project based learning where students actively complete projects and solve problems relating to the business world. The courses are rigorous and yet the hands on aspect makes them fun as well. There are 8 courses each is one semester:
Students may begin the HSB program their freshman year in high school, taking Leadership and Wealth management. Then continue taking the courses in sequence. All students in the program will also complete an observational internship with one or more local business executives during their senior year or the preceding summer. HIGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – East Canton High School The High School of Business is a college tech prep program to prepare students to excel in college-level business administration programs. Students will develop understanding and skills in areas such as business law, economics, financial analysis, human resources, marketing, operations, and strategic management. The 8 semester courses are taught using problem and project based learning where students actively complete projects and solve problems relating to the business world. The courses are rigorous and yet the hands on aspect makes them fun as well. There are 8 courses each is one semester:
Students may begin the HSB program their freshman year in high school, taking Leadership and Wealth management. Then continue taking the courses in sequence. All students in the program will also complete an observational internship with one or more local business executives during their senior year or the preceding summer. HIGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – Perry High School The High School of Business is a college tech prep program to prepare students to excel in college-level business administration programs. Students will develop understanding and skills in areas such as business law, economics, financial analysis, human resources, marketing, operations, and strategic management. The 8 semester courses are taught using problem and project based learning where students actively complete projects and solve problems relating to the business world. The courses are rigorous and yet the hands on aspect makes them fun as well. There are 8 courses each is one semester:
Students may begin the HSB program their freshman year in high school, taking Leadership and Wealth management. Then continue taking the courses in sequence. All students in the program will also complete an observational internship with one or more local business executives during their senior year or the preceding summer. HIGH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – Sandy Valley High School The High School of Business is a college tech prep program to prepare students to excel in college-level business administration programs. Students will develop understanding and skills in areas such as business law, economics, financial analysis, human resources, marketing, operations, and strategic management. The 8 semester courses are taught using problem and project based learning where students actively complete projects and solve problems relating to the business world. The courses are rigorous and yet the hands on aspect makes them fun as well. There are 8 courses each is one semester:
Students may begin the HSB program their freshman year in high school, taking Leadership and Wealth management. Then continue taking the courses in sequence. All students in the program will also complete an observational internship with one or more local business executives during their senior year or the preceding summer. LEGAL STUDIES – GlenOak High School Legal Studies prepares students for a variety of careers in the areas of legal instrumentation’s regulation and compliance. Students examine legal issues, court decisions, ethical issues and the trial process. Various cultural and social environmental issues with consideration for legal implication will be examined. Students will study forensics in relation to criminology. Activities include mock trials, probation/parole hearings, international law/world court, ethical discussions, writing policy and consulting with Legal Aid Attorneys. These hands on experiences correspond with state competencies. Students will develop a sufficient foundation allowing an opportunity for immediate employment or a successful transition to a two-year legal associate program and/or a four-year pre-law studies program. LEGAL STUDIES – Lake High
School The Lake Legal Studies program emphasizes the world of legal studies and the many related fields. Include in this program is a guest lecture legal series, hands-on visitations, and skill development for related professions. In addition, the curriculum for this program focuses on professionalism. The curriculum for this program focuses on professionalism, communication skills (both written and oral), legal office procedures, legal office ethics, legal concepts, and management sectors including financial operations, human resources, and marketing. Students will have the opportunity to learn about many potential career pathways including, but not limited to: Court Administrator, Court Reporter, Legal Case Coordinator, Legal Office Manager, Legal Assistant, Paralegal, and Lawyers. The 12th grade program includes a five day Washington seminar. |