College Tech Prep (CTP)

• 5 English (Comm. I, Eng. I, II, III, IV)

• 3 or 4 Math (Algebra I or Algebra IA & Algebra IB, Technical Math I, Technical Math II)

• 3 Science (Earth, Physical, Biology)
• 3 Social Studies (World History, Civics, US History)
• 1 Health and PE
• 4 Career Pathway Classes with one being a Completer Course

Business Tech., Auto Tech., Construction Tech,

Allied Health Sciences, Family and Consumer Sciences

(A list of classes and pathways available at Hayesville High School

can be found on the following page.)

• 7 or 8 Electives
• Must pass Computer Proficiency Test
• Must achieve a Level III or higher on the EOC in English I, Algebra I,

Civics, Biology, and U.S. History

28 TOTAL CREDITS TO GRADUATE

CTP prepares students to attend a Vocational, Community, Technical College such as Tri-County Comm. College, Haywood Comm. College, Southwestern Community College, A-B Tech. College, N. Ga. Tech. Comm. College.

You cannot go to a four-year college immediately after high school if complete CTP, but you can go to a four-year college after an associate’s degree from a two-year school.

SAT/ACT is not required.

Technical Credit Requirements That Will Be Available at HHS for 2008-2009

That Will Meet the Requirements to Complete a College Technical Preparatory Curriculum

Students must complete four credits in one of the five available career paths that are currently available at HHS. One of the courses that is completed to make-up the four credits must be a level two course (courses with an * next to them in this listing). Please note classes that earn two credits of the four credits required to complete a pathway

Career Path-Business Technologies Public Service Technologies

Principles of Business Computer Applications I

E-Commerce I Life Management

E-Commerce II* Apparel Development

Computerized Accounting I Foods and Nutrition

Computerized Accounting II* Interior Design and Housing

Computer Applications I Parenting and Child Development

Computer Applications II* Family and Consumer Science Internship*

Career Path-Transport Systems Technologies

Computer Applications I

Automotive Service Technology I

Automotive Service Technology II*(2 credits)

Automotive Service Technology III (2 credits)

Drafting I

Career Path-Construction Technologies

Computer Applications I

Construction Technology I

Construction Technology II*(2 credits)

Construction Technology III (2 credits)

Drafting I

Drafting –Architectural II*

Drafting -Architectural III

Career Path-Health Sciences

Computer Applications I

Foods and Nutrition

Parenting and Child Development

Health Teams Relations

Allied Health I

Allied Health II*(2 credits)

College University Prep (CUP)

• 5 English (Comm. I, Eng. I, II, III, IV)

• 4 or 5 Math (Alg. I or Alg.IA & Alg.IB, Geometry, Alg.II, Advanced Functions or Trig.)
• 4 Science (Earth, Physical, Biology, Chem. or Adv. Bio. or Anatomy or Physics)
• 3 Social Studies (World History, Civics, US History)
• 1 Health and PE
• 2 Foreign Language

• Life Management or Principles of Business or Accounting I or complete CTP pathway

• 8 or 9 Electives

• Must pass Computer Proficiency Test

• Must achieve a Level III or higher on the EOC in English I, Algebra I, Civics, Biology, and U.S. History

28 TOTAL CREDITS TO GRADUATE

CUP prepares you for a four-year college such as Western Carolina University, UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC-Asheville, NC State, Mars Hill, UGA, Young Harris, etc. Most schools also have a minimum SAT/ACT requirement that you must meet for admissions.

With CUP you can go immediately after high school to either a four-year college or a two-year college. Some students choose to complete both CTP and CUP (CUPCTP). This is a good option because College Tech. Prep allows hands-on training that can enhance the four-year college experience.

Occupational Course of Study (OCS)

• 4 English
• 3 Math
• 2 Science
• 2 Social Studies
• 4 Occupational Prep.
• 1 Health and PE
• 4 Vocational classes
• 1 Arts
• 7 Electives
• Must complete computer requirement
• Must complete required hours of enterprise and on-the-job training

300 hours of School-based Enterprise (SBE)

240 hours of Community-based Training (CBT)

360 hours of Paid Employment (PE)

28 TOTAL CREDITS TO GRADUATE

The Occupational Course of Study is a standard North Carolina diploma that prepares you to enter the work force. Job training and experience through the Occupation Course of Study allows students to become a better employee. An Individualized Education Plan is required for the OCS program. There are required documented hours of on-the-job training with the OCS program. Students completing OCS can enter the work force or attend a community college for further training. SAT/ACT is not required.

North Carolina Academic Scholars Program

• 4 English

• 4 Math (Alg. I, Geometry, Alg. II, Adv. Functions or Trig.)

• 3 Science (Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry or Physics)

• 3 Social Studies (Civics, US History, World History)

• 2 Foreign Language

• 1 Health/PE

• 1 Career and Technical Education

• 5 Additional units from English, Math, Science, Social Studies, or Foreign Language (Tri-County Comm. College classes can count for these units)

• Must have at least a 3.50 unweighted grade point average or higher by May 1 of your senior year

• Must earn at least 24 credits (for transfer students only)

• Recognition at graduation and on transcript

Presidential Award for Educational Excellence

• Meet course requirements for NC Academic Scholars Program

• Score at 85% or higher on national standardized test (such as SAT, ACT) or

get a teacher recommendation

• Must have a weighted grade point average of at least 3.9 or higher by May 1 of your senior year

• Recognition at graduation

***You must be CUP to achieve NC Scholars and/or Presidential Award for

Educational Excellence