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2018-19 Iola High School

Career & Technical

Education

Pathway Handbook

This guide will assist students when developing their

Individual Plan of Study (IPS) for Iola High School.

Real World Experiences for Real Life Success

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Table of Contents

Definition & Purpose of this Book 4

Regional Rural Technical Center (RRTC) 5

IHS Pathway List for 2018-19 6

Kansas Career Fields, Clusters, and Pathways Chart 9

Iola High School CTE Pathways & Courses Offered 10

Comprehensive Ag Science Pathway IPS 11

Power, Structural, and Technical Pathway IPS 12

Construction & Design Pathway IPS 13

A / V Communications Pathway IPS 14

Visual Arts / Fabric, Apparel, Interior Design Pathway IPS 15

Visual Arts / Graphic Design Pathway IPS 16

Business Management & Entrepreneurship Pathway IPS 17

Teaching & Training Pathway IPS 18

Cartography / Geospatial / Spatial Math Pathway IPS 19

Engineering Pathway IPS 20

Business & Finance Pathway IPS 21

Government & Public Administration IPS 22

BioMedical Pathway IPS 23

Health Science Pathway IPS 24

Restaurant & Event Management Pathway IPS 25

Early Childhood Development Pathway IPS 26

Family, Community, and Consumer Science Pathway IPS 27

Web & Digital Communications Pathway IPS 28

Manufacturing Pathway IPS 29

Theatre Pathway IPS 30

Art Pathway IPS 31

Band, Orchestra, Choir Pathway IPS 32

Description of Career Clusters 33

Project Management 34

Industry Recognized Credentials 35

CTE Advisory Committee Members 36

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Definition and Purpose of this Pathway Handbook

A Career & Technical Education (CTE) pathway is a sequence of two or more CTE courses

within a student’s area of career interest. Pathways are designed to connect high school

classes to college, industry certifications, and/or a career.

This book is to assist students in choosing courses for their Individual Plan of Study (IPS).

The IPS is a plan to help students choose a path to graduation that is individualized by

student. This is a four-year plan for high school that is driven by the data from the Career

Cruising career interest surveys.

The handbook includes a description of all of our CTE pathways and the courses in the

pathway taught at IHS. Following this section are the SUGGESTED courses for each

pathway. Teachers, administrators, and counselor have worked on these course

recommendations and we strongly encourage students to follow the suggestions in each

pathway.

Beginning the 2018-19 school year, ALL students are required to be in ONE CTE course

per year. Students can take more CTE courses, but ONE is required.

Kansas CTE Terminology

KANSAS CAREER FIELD(S): Occupations that are organized around broad, common

knowledge and skills. They are recognized as Media & Technology; Business; Agriculture;

Design, Production, & Repair; Health; Public Services; and Family & Consumer Sciences.

KANSAS CAREER PATHWAY(S): Organized groupings of rigorous academic and career

related courses leading from education to employment, that identify each step, skill,

educational requirement and aptitude needed to be successful within any specific career.

Currently there are 35 state-approved pathways identified within the 16 clusters.

KANSAS CTE SCHOLAR: A Kansas initiative to recognize well-rounded, outstanding career

and technical education (CTE) students finishing their senior year of high school. To be a

CTE scholar a student must complete courses in the same pathway all four years of high

school.

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Regional Rural Technical Center (RRTC)

The RRTC is located in LaHarpe, KS. This vocational technical center

combines the school districts of Iola, Humboldt, Uniontown, Marmaton

Valley, and Crest. Iola High School students can choose between the

following programs at the RRTC:

Construction Trades (Offered through Fort Scott Community College)

Welding (Offered through Neosho Community College)

Wind Turbine (Offered through Cloud Community College)

These programs are three hours a day and students are bussed to and from

the RRTC. Students taking these courses do receive dual credit through the

community college, which is paid for by the Iola School District.

Note:

Juniors taking the program have the option to receive an embedded math credit.

Seniors taking the program have the option to receive an embedded English credit.

*See the Program of Studies for more information about the RRTC course offerings.

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Iola High School Career (CTE) Pathways

& the Courses taught by IHS Instructors *Denotes New 2018-19 Pathways and Pathway Courses

Agriculture - 2 Pathways

Agriculture, Food & Natural Res. Agriculture, Food & Natural Res.

Comprehensive Ag Science Power, Structural & Technical

Intro ● Intro to Agriculture (8th Grade) - 18001 ● Intro to Agriculture (8th Grade) - 18001

Technical ● Agriscience - 18002 ● Animal Science - 18101 ● Plant & Soil Science - 18058

● Agriscience - 18002 ● Ag Mechanics - 18401

Application ● Agriculture Internship - 18048 ● Ag Business & Communications - 18201

● Advanced Ag Mechanics - 18402 ● Agriculture Internship – 18048 ● RRTC Welding - 18407

Design, Production, & Repair - 4 Pathways

Architecture & Construction Engineering

Construction & Design Engineering & Applied Math

Intro ● Intro to Industrial Tech (8th Grade) - 38001 ● Computer Apps - 10004

Technical ● Drafting/CAD - 21107 ● Woodworking Principles - 17007

● Intro to Engineering Design - 21006 ● Principles of Engineering - 21004 ● Robotics - 21009 ● Eng Design – Blended with Geometry - 21006

Application ● Furniture & Cabinet Making - 38007 ● Construction Design Internship - 38010 ● RRTC Construction Trades - 38002

● Eng Des & Dev – Blended with Alg 2 - 21007 ● Project Management & Resource Sched - 21205 ● Computer Integrated Manufacturing – 21010

Manufacturing *Engineering

Manufacturing Cartography/Geospatial/Spatial

Intro ● Intro to Industrial Tech (8th Grade) - 38001 ● Intro to Welding (8th Grade) - 13207

● Computer Applications (8th Grade) - 10004 ● Earth & Space Science - 03008

Technical ● Drafting/CAD -21107 ● Meteorology- 03006 ● Robotics -21009 ● GIS Technology -21058

Application ● Res. & Design for Manuf. Internship - 13998 ● Project Management & Resource Sched - 21205

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Media and Technology - 4 Pathways

Arts, A/V & Communications Information Technology

AV Communications Web & Digital Communications

Intro ● Computer Applications (8th Grade) - 10004 ● Business Essentials - 12050

● Computer Applications (8th Grade) - 10004

Technical ● 21st Century Journalism - 30100 ● Graphic Design - 05162 ● Graphic Design Fundamentals - 30102

● Graphic Design - 05162

Application ● Video Production - 30150 ● Dig Media Design & Prod (Yearbook) - 30151 ● Project Management & Resource Sched - 21205

● Workplace Training - 10248 ● Project Management (Web & Digital) - 21205

*Arts, A/V & Communications *Arts, A/V & Communications

Visual Arts (Fashion & Apparel) Visual Arts (Graphic Design)

Intro ● Intro to FACS - 45001 ● Intro to Drawing - 30005

● Intro to Drawing - 30005 ● Computer Apps - 10004

Technical ● Essentials of Fashion, Apparel & Interior Design (F.A.I.D.) - 30110

● Apparel Production I - 19210 ● Apparel Production II - 19203

● Principles of Illustration - 30101 ● Graphic Design Fundamentals - 30102 ● Graphic Design - 05162

Application ● Career Connections - 22275 ● F.A.I.D. Studio (Internship) - 30160

● Project Management & Resource Sched - 21205 ● Workplace Training - 10248

Public Services - 2 Pathways

Education & Training *Government & Public Administration

Teaching & Training Government & Public Administration

Intro ● Intro to Family & Consumer Science - 45001 ● Intro to Government & Public Admin - 43001

Technical ● Teaching as a Career - 19151 ● Human Growth & Development - 45004 ● Family Studies - 22208

● Gov & Pub Admin – Blended w/ Am His - 43105 ● Human Growth & Development - 45004 ● Business Law - 12054

Application ● Teaching Internship - 19152 ● Teaching Observation - 42251

● Governance App – Blended with Gov - 43250

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Business - 2 Pathways

Finance *Business Management & Administration

Business Finance Business Management & Entrepreneurship

Intro ● Business Essentials - 12050 ● Business Essentials - 12050

Technical ● Accounting - 12104 ● Consumer Education - 22210

● Entrepreneurship - 12053 ● Business Management - 12052 ● Business Communications - 12009 ● Consumer Education - 22210

Application ● Advanced Accounting - 33108 ● Applied Business Development - 32200

Family & Consumer Science - 3 Pathways

Human Services Hospitality & Tourism

Early Childhood Dev. & Services Restaurant & Event Management

Intro ● Intro to FACS - 45001 ● Business Essentials - 12050 ● Intro to FACS - 45001

Technical ● Human Growth & Development - 45004 ● Family Studies - 22208 ● Foundations to Early Childhood Dev - 19052

● Culinary Essentials - 16052 ● Nutrition & Wellness - 08057 ● Culinary Arts 1 - 34056

Application ● Community Connections - 22270 ● Career Connections – 22275 ● Early Childhood Applications - 19098

● Community Connections - 22270 ● Career Connections - 22275 ● Culinary Applications Internship - 34198 ● Applied Business Development - 32200

Human Services

Family, Community & Consumer Services

Intro ● Intro to FACS - 45001

Application ● Human Growth & Development - 45004 ● Family Studies - 22208 ● Culinary Essentials - 16052

Technical ● Community Connections - 22270 ● Career Connections - 22275

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Health - 2 Pathways

*Health Science *Health Science

Health Science BioMedical

Intro ● Biology - 03051 ● Health Science 1A - 14000

● Biology - 03051

Application ● Nutrition & Wellness - 08057 ● Anatomy & Physiology - 03053

● Anatomy & Physiology - 03053 ● Robotics - 21009 ● Intro to Engineering Design - 21006

Technical ● Project Management & Resource Sched - 21205 ● Health Science Internship - 14998 ● CNA/CMA – 14997 / 36156

● Project Management & Resource Sched - 21205 ● Medical Internship - 14998

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CAREER & TECH EDUCATION (CTE)

For the 2018-19 school year, Iola High School has 19 pathways

through the state of Kansas CTE pathway design.

The pathways Iola High School has are:

1. Comprehensive Agriculture Science

2. Power, Structural, and Technical

3. Construction & Design

4. A/V Communications

5. Visual Arts / Fashion Apparel Interior Design (F.A.I.D.)**

6. Visual Arts / Graphic Design**

7. Business Management & Entrepreneurship**

8. Teaching & Training

9. Cartography/Geospatial/Spatial Math**

10. Engineering

11. Business Finance

12.Government & Public Administration**

13. BioMedical**

14. Health Science**

15. Restaurant & Event Management

16. Early Childhood Development

17. Family, Community, and Consumer Science

18. Web & Digital Communications

19. Manufacturing

**Denotes New 2018-19 Pathways

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Pathway (3 Credits Required)

Introductory Level Technical Level Application Level

Introduction to Agriculture

Agriscience Plant & Soil Science Animal Science

Ag Internship

Subject 9th 10th 11th 12th English Freshmen English

Sophomore English Junior English Senior English OR

ACC Comp 1, 2, & Lit.

Math Most students will start with Geometry OR Appropriate Level

Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR

College Algebra/Trig OR ACC College

Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc

(Math recommended for college/tech bound students)

Science Biology

Earth & Space OR Physical Science

OR Chemistry I

Physics OR Earth & Space

OR Physical Science

Chemistry II (Chem II

recommended for college bound

students)

Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR

ACC American History

Government OR

ACC Am. Government/ACC

State & Local Gov’t

Fine Arts A full list of Fine Arts courses can be found in the Program of Studies book.

PE/Health Freshmen Health/PE

PE Electives can be found in the Program of Studies book.

Speech Ag Business & Comm.

Consumer Ed

Consumer Education

Reminder: Iola High School students must have 24 credits comprised of the classes list above, required courses, pathway courses, and electives. See the Program of Studies book for details.

4 Year Plan

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Introduction to Agriculture

Ag Mechanics Agriscience

Ag Internship

Advanced Ag Mechanics RRTC Welding




Math Most students will start with Geometry

OR Appropriate Level

Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc

(Math recommended for college/tech bound

students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science

Chemistry II (Chem II recommended

for college bound students)

Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR






Speech 1 speech credit required. A list of acceptable speech credits can be found in the Program of Studies book.

Consumer Ed

Consumer Education

Reminder: Iola High School students must have 24 credits comprised of the classes list above, required courses,

pathway courses, and electives. See the Program of Studies book for details.

4 Year Plan

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Introduction to Industrial Tech

Drafting/CAD Woodworking RRTC Carpentry

Furniture & Cabinet Construction Design Internship RRTC Carpentry






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Construction & Design

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Computer Applications Business Essentials

21st Century Journalism Graphic Design

Video Production Digital Media Design and Production (Yearbook)






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR



Fine Arts Intro to Drawing Principles of Illustration




Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

A / V Communications

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Computer Applications Intro to FACS

Essentials of Interior & Textile Design Apparel 1 / Apparel 2

Community Connections Career Connections Fashion, Apparel, & Interior Design (F.A.I.D) Studio






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR

ACC Am. Government/ACC State

& Local Gov’t

Fine Arts Intro to Drawing Prin of Illustration




Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Visual Arts / F.A.I.D.

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Computer Applications Intro to Drawing

Principles of Illustration Graphic Design Fundamentals

Project Management Workplace Experience




Math Most students will start with Geometry OR Appropriate Level

Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR

ACC Am. Government/ACC State

& Local Gov’t

Fine Arts Intro to Drawing

Prin. Of Illustration

Art III

Art IV




Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Visual Arts / Graphic Design

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Business Essentials

Entrepreneurship/ Business Management Business Communications

Applied Business Development






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Business Management & Entrepreneurship

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Intro to Family & Consumer Science

Teaching as a Career Human Growth Family Studies

Teaching Observation Teaching Internship






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Teaching & Training

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Earth & Space Science Computer Applications Intro to Engineering Design

Robotics Meteorology

GIS Internship Project Management






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Earth & Space Science

Physical Science OR Chemistry I OR

Biology


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Cartography/Geospatial/Spatial Math

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Computer Applications

Intro Engineering Principles of Engineering

Computer Integrated Manufacturing Robotics




Math Geometry

Algebra II


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology

Chemistry I

Physics



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Engineering

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Business Essentials

Accounting Consumer & Personal Finance

Finance Internship






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Business Finance

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Intro to Government & Public Administration

Government & Public Admin Fundamentals Human Growth & Development Business Law

Governance Applications






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education


4 Year Plan

Government & Public Administration

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Biology Intro to Engineering Design

Anatomy & Physiology Robotics

Medical Internship Project Management




Math Geometry

Algebra II


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc

Science Biology

Chemistry I

Anatomy & Physiology Chemistry II

Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

BioMedical

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Biology Health Science

Anatomy & Physiology Nutrition & Wellness

Health Science Internship CNA/CMA Project Management




Math Geometry

Algebra II


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc (Math recommended

for college/tech bound students)

Science Biology

Chemistry I

Anatomy & Physiology Chemistry II

Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR










4 Year Plan

Health Science

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Intro to Family & Consumer Science Business Essentials

Culinary Essentials Nutrition & Wellness Culinary Arts 1

Community Connections Career Connections






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR










4 Year Plan

Restaurant & Event Management

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Human Growth Family Studies







Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR




PE/Health Freshmen Health/PE PE Electives can be found in the Program of Studies book.





4 Year Plan

Early Childhood Development

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Culinary Essentials Human Growth Family Studies







Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR







Consumer Ed

Consumer Education



4 Year Plan

Family, Community & Consumer Science

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Computer Applications

Graphic Design

Project Management & Resource Scheduling






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR



Fine Arts Intro to Drawing







4 Year Plan

Web & Digital Communications

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Introduction to Industrial Tech

Drafting/CAD RRTC Carpentry

Manufacturing Internship RRTC Carpentry






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR










4 Year Plan

Manufacturing

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The following pathways are NOT part of Kansas Career & Tech Education but they are

approved pathways through Iola High School. These paths are for students interested in a

career in the pathway field listed.



Drama I Drama II

Drama III Theatre Internship






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR



Fine Arts Drama I Drama II Drama III Theatre Internship



Speech

Public Speaking & Competitive Novice Speaking and Acting (Formerly Forensics)



4 Year Plan

Theatre

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Intro to Drawing Principles of Illustration

Art III, IV Art Internship






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR



Fine Arts Intro to Drawing Prin of Illustration Art III Art IV






4 Year Plan

Art

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Band, Choir, Orchestra (Middle School)

Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra

Band, Jazz Band, Chamber Choir, Orchestra II Band, Choir, Orchestra Internship






Algebra II OR

Appropriate Level

Algebra III OR


Algebra/Trig

Pre-Calc/Calc


students)

Science Biology


OR Chemistry I


OR Physical Science



Social Science

World History OR

ACC World History

American History OR


Government OR



Fine Arts Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Choir, Chamber Choir






4 Year Plan

Band / Orchestra / Choir

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Description of Career Clusters

Agriculture, Food, and

Natural Resources

Producing, processing, marketing, distributing, financing, and development of agricultural commodities and resources including plant and animal products/ resources.

Architecture and

Construction

Designing, planning, managing, building, and maintenance of the built environment for a variety of purposes.

Arts, AV Technology, and

Communications

Promoting the design, creation, and/or production of virtual or actual applications including interior/textiles, graphic design and 21st century communications.

Business, Management,

& Administration

Planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating business functions, essential to efficient and productive business operations and ownership.

Education and Training Developing education and training skills to plan and manage a K-12 classroom.

Finance Financing and investment planning, banking, insurance and business financial management.

Health Science Planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnology research and development.

Hospitality & Tourism Promoting the skills management of restaurants and other food related service, travel, tourism, and events including culinary arts and lodging.

Human Services Meeting the essential needs of individuals, children and families, be they their own, or others they work with through human service and family and consumer sciences careers.

Manufacturing Planning, managing, and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products and related professional and technical support activities (such as maintenance and repair.)

Science, Technology,

Engineering, and Math

Planning, managing, and providing scientific research, professional, and technical services including laboratory and testing services, and research and development services.

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Project Management

This course is an application level course in SEVEN of Iola High School’s pathways.

This course uses projects as the learning method, and using projects to learn builds the skills students need for

success in learning, work and civic life in the 21st century. It consists of the application of proven project

management principles and practices to educational practice based upon the knowledge and expertise

accumulated by the Project Management Institute Educational Foundation.

The essential skills this course teachers include the following: Recognize different resource types (Work, Material, Cost, Budget,

Personnel/Skills, Generic, etc)

Understand the concept of scope and demonstrate in context of

assessing the size of a project

Develop plans for project management and resource scheduling

Identify key personnel and responsibilities for project

Develop SWOT analysis

Analyze workload of tasks and projects

Determine required personnel groups and management hierarchy

Determine resources necessary for project completion

Determine essential tasks necessary for project completion

Design potential timelines for assignments

Explore appropriate technologies for project management and resource

scheduling

Create and present a project management and resource scheduling plan

Create Gantt charts

Evaluate and assign resources to tasks

Implement project management skills to design and complete a collaborative project

Learn various survey strategies to track project progress

Develop strategies for monitoring interconnected assignments

Survey strategies for critical path scheduling

Create strategies to manage project budgets

Build survey analysis for customer satisfaction

In order to learn these skills, students will take part in specific projects. These projects are largely self-directed and

independent, but elements of each type of project will be incorporated into other forms of course work.

Examples of these projects include, but are not limited to, the following (using the scope of the blended English III

class): Independent Reading Projects

Literary Analysis

Argumentative Writing

Research Project

Special Topics in Literature

Portfolio of Work

http://pmief.org/

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ab6b1wP3pnFNPGQQdLLlF8xWP-80gbLDhaVcdgXst7s/edit?usp=sharing

http://pmief.org/

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Industry Recognized Credentials

Any industry recognized credential earned by an Iola High School student counts toward the

students post-secondary success. (KESA goal) This would meet the requirements and increase

our effective rate as required by the state before the student even leaves IHS.

Examples of this would include:

Certifications at RRTC in Welding or Construction (NCCER; Welding Level 1, 2, etc)

CNA/CMA

Any other approved pathway recognized credential

Kansas Agriculture Skills & Competencies

Photoshop; In-Design

Microsoft Office Specialist

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Iola High School wishes a very special thank you to our CTE Advisory Committee members!

Iola High School Career (CTE) Pathways & Committee Members

Comprehensive Ag Science Power, Structural & Technical

Teacher

o Amanda Strickler

Advisory Committee

o Angie Slaven- Bookkeeper - CHAIR

o Jerry Dreher- Banker (Emprise)

o Chuck Sutherland - Farmer

o Job Springer- Banker (Landmark)

o Terry Powelson

Teacher

o Amanda Strickler

Advisory Committee

o Jerry Dreher- Banker (Emprise) - CHAIR

o Chuck Sutherland - Farmer

o Job Springer- Banker (Landmark)

o Angie Slaven- Bookkeeper

Construction & Design Engineering & Applied Math

Teacher

o Doug Calahan

Advisory Committee

o Steve Eisenbart - Owner (New Klein Lumber)

o Eddie Abbot - Cabinet maker (Cabinet Shop)

o Jason Erbert - Erbert Electric

o Cody Hager - RRTC

Teacher

o Dana Daugharthy, David Daugharthy, Amanda Belknap, Dianne Kauth

Advisory Committee

o Dan Willis- B & W Trailer Hitch - CHAIR

o Todd Eyster - B & W Trailer Hitch

o Randy Misenhelter

o Dee Sell - Tramec

Manufacturing Cartography/Geospatial/Spatial

Teacher

o Doug Calahan

Advisory Committee

o Mike Taylor - B & W Trailer Hitches - CHAIR

o Joel Wicoff - Deep Creek Engineering

o Ron Schomaker - B & W Trailer Hitches

o David Broyles - Retired

Teacher

o Vince Coons, Dana Daugharthy, David Daugharthy

Advisory Committee

o Dan Willis- B & W Trailer Hitches - CHAIR

o Todd Eyster - B & W Trailer Hitches

o Chris Matthews - John Deere

o Jeff Gardner - Delta Airlines

AV Communications Web & Digital Communications

Teacher

o Autumn Peeper

Advisory Committee

o Terri Piazza - Allen CC - CHAIR

o Susan Lynn - Iola Register

o Richard Luken - Iola Register

o Bruce Symes - ACC

Teacher

o Laura Schinstock

Advisory Committee

o Terri Piazza - Allen CC - CHAIR

o Susan Lynn - Iola Register

o Richard Luken - Iola Register

Visual Arts (Fashion & Apparel) Visual Arts (Graphic Design)

Teacher

o Breanna Esslinger

Advisory Committee

o Kelly Sigg - Audacious Boutique

o Kathy McEwan - Extension Agent

o Jan Knewtson - Sophisticated Rose

Teacher

o Laura Schinstock & Amy Shannon

Advisory Committee

o Nancy Ford

o Tera Schultz - ACC

o Whitney Ikehorn - Iola Register

Teaching & Training Government & Public Administration

Teacher

o Breanna Esslinger

Advisory Committee

o Beth Toland - ACC Early Childhood Teacher

o Joy Miller - Extension Agent

o Sheri Orear - Ready, Set, Learn

Teacher

o Travis Hermstein, Dan Berg, & Mark Boyd

Advisory Committee

o John Wells - Allen CC - CHAIR

o Sid Fleming - City Administrator

o Corey Schinstock - Assistant City Admin

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Business Finance Business Management & Entrepreneurship

Teacher

o Laura Schinstock

Advisory Committee

o Shannon Culver - Controller, Community National Bank

o Lindsey Audiss - Human Resources Manager, Lyon/Coffey Electric

o Roxanne Hutton - Clerk, City of Iola

Teacher

o Laura Schinstock

Advisory Committee

o Jodie Kaufman, Vice-President (Southern Region), CLO

o Kelly Sigg, Owner, Audacious Boutique

o Elizabeth Donnelly, Owner, Shirt Shop

Early Childhood Dev. & Services Restaurant & Event Management

Teacher

o Breanna Esslinger

Advisory Committee



o Sheri Orear - Ready, Set, Learn

Teacher

o Breanna Esslinger

Advisory Committee


o Robert Thompson - OPPA Food Services

o Jim Gribble A&W Co-Owner

o Teresa Gribble - A&W Co-Owner

Family, Community & Consumer Services

Teacher

o Breanna Esslinger

Advisory Committee


o Joy Miller - Extension Agent


Health Science BioMedical

Teacher

o Aubry Ross

Advisory Committee

o Patty McGuffin - Allen Co Hospital - CHAIR

o Serena McAnulty - ACC Adjunct

o Sara Clift – Physician’s Assistant

o Nick Lohman

o Deidra Wilson

Teacher

o Aubry Ross

Advisory Committee

o Patty McGuffin - Allen Co Hospital - CHAIR

o Sara Clift - Physicians Assistant Allen Co. Hos

o Serena McAnulty - ACC Adjunct

o Nick Lohman

o Tiffany Carson

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