Petaluma High School English Catalog

3D ANIMATION (ROP) - ROP3NY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Students must read at grade level, be highly motivated, and have a strong ability to focus on specific details.
This course will explore the fundamentals of 3D Animation using 3D Studio Max. Basic 3D navigation and modeling will be covered. The course will also explore topics such as lighting and material creation. Students will develop problem solving skills, modeling, animation, and rendering skills. Students will learn traditional animation skills in the areas of storyboarding, character design, animation theory, and camera layout.
3D ANIMATION (ROP) - ROP3NY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Students should be able to read at grade level, be highly motivated, and have a strong ability to focus on specific details.
This course will explore the fundamentals of 3D Animation using 3D Studio Max. Basic 3D navigation and modeling will be covered. The course will also explore topics such as lighting and material creation. Students will develop problem solving skills, mode
ADVANCED CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ROP) - ROPJNY
Year: 11-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Introduction to Child Development
This is the second course in Child Development. In this course we will continue to study the development of the preschool and school age child, effective techniques for dealing with children, early childhood program planning, as well as explore careers working with children such as childcare and elementary education. Students will have the opportunity to observe a variety of settings including Santa Rosa Junior College Child Development Program and Sonoma State’s Children’s School through field trips. Volunteer opportunities will be available.
ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY - 1-yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This is a hands on construction class with projects built under the direct supervision of journeymen in the construction industry. The following trades will provide instructors; Carpentry, Electrical Wiring, Plumbing, and Sheet Metal Students that enroll
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY- 1 yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This course, which satisfies the Visual Arts graduation requirement, covers the production of useful metal projects using materials and processes similar to those found in the repair, service and manufacturing industries. Students will study safety, measu
ADVANCED WELDING—ROP - K004NY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: Introduction to Welding
This class builds upon the welding skills learned in the introduction to welding class. The majority of welding exercises in this class will focus on developing skills in the area of Aluminum and Stainless Steel using gas tungsten arc welding process (GTAW). Students will design and construct personal projects that will demonstrate and challenge their welding and fabrication skills. Students will design and create images on the plasma cam cutting table and utilize the corresponding software. Industry representatives and visits to local welding shops will focus on career opportunities in the welding industry. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS POWER (ROP) - K302NY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: Skills for the Trades is recommended
This course is for students who are interested in working with small engines like those used in go-carts, lawn mowers, generators and chainsaws. Students will have the opportunity to take apart and reassemble engines, to service carburetors and ignition systems, and to repair starters. Students will learn how to service valves, cylinders, and piston/ring assemblies. In addition to gasoline engines, students will #learn about diesel engines used in tractors and other power machinery. Electrical power instruction includes uses of motors, automatic electrical controls and wiring of controls. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
BUSINESS OF WEB PAGE DESIGN (ROP) - ROPSNY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: None
Students will learn how to create web pages using HTML coding, Macromedia Dreamweaver (an HTML editor), Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe PhotoShop (imaging software). The creation of web pages will require the student to write HTML code, research information
BUSINESS OF WEB PAGE DESIGN (ROP) 1-yr - ROPSNY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: None
Students will learn how to create web pages using HTML coding, Macromedia Dreamweaver (an HTML editor), Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe PhotoShop (imaging software). The creation of web pages will require the student to write HTML code, research information on the Internet, plan the layout of a web page, and use photo imaging software to edit and create images. 2D movie making using Macromedia Flash will also be explored to create animated logos, website navigation controls, and long form animations. Students will create animated web page interfaces and introductions. There will be a focus on serving the needs of a web site client. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ROP) - 1-yr. -
Year: 10 -12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This competency based course prepares students for entry-level jobs in the field of child care and development for infants, toddlers, and young children. Students study child growth and development, safety and emergency procedures, nutrition and health pr
COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN/DESKTOP PUBLISHING (ROP) - 1 yr. - ROPRNY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: None
This is an introductory design course that will stress the use of pictorial illustration for visualization and communication. Students will develop an understanding of the basic design elements and principles, composition and typography through exercises and projects. The focus is on visual thinking, exploring the relationship between type and image, and developing multiple solutions to a given problem. Digital images will be produced using a variety of computer technologies, to include: Adobe PhotoShop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign.
CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICE (ROP) - ROPVNY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Const Tech 1
This is a hands on construction class with projects built under the direct supervision of journeymen in the construction industry. The following trades will provide instructors; Carpentry, Electrical Wiring, Plumbing, and Sheet Metal Students that enroll in this program have the opportunity to earn a Construction Certificate of Completion upon graduation from high school. This certificate allows the student to enroll in an apprentice program after graduation. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY - 1-yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This survey course includes orientation to the trade, wood building materials, fasteners and adhesives, safe and proper operation of hand and power tools, basics of floor systems, wall, ceiling, floor, and roof framing, and the installation of windows and
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 1 - ROPUNY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This survey course includes orientation to the trade, wood building materials, fasteners and adhesives, safe and proper operation of hand and power tools, basics of floor systems, wall, ceiling, floor, and roof framing, and the installation of windows and exterior doors. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ROP) - ROP0NY
Year: 9-12 ROP
Prerequisites: grade 9 & 10 with instructor permission
Entrepreneurship teaches students how to start and operate a small business. Students will identify characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. They will learn about the costs of running a business, marketing their business and keeping good financial records. They will identify customers and learn how to effectively market and sell to those customers. Students will decide on a business that they are interested in starting and will apply all of their knowledge to their real situation, including writing a business plan. We will have guest speakers and connect with the Petaluma community. Students will also help run the PHS Student Store Troy’s. This course meets the subject area “g” requirement for the UC / CSU approved course list.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP: UC APPROVED - 1 yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
Learn how to start and operate a small business and help run Troy’s, Petaluma Highs’ student store. Even if you never own your own business the skills you will learn will make you a valuable employee. You will be better at developing ideas for new product
INTRODUCTION TO CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ROP) - ROPINY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This course if the first of three that prepare students for entry-level jobs in the field of child care and development for infants, toddlers, and young children. Students study the development of the fetus and infant, along with the social, physical and intellectual development of young children, safety and emergency procedures, nutrition and health practices, and positive interaction techniques. In addition, this course will have guest speakers who work in related fields and field trips. Students will create a resume and cover letter as part of their career development. This course in pending approval for SRJC credit, fall 2010.
INTRODUCTION TO WELDING - ROP - K003NY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: Skills for the Trades is recommended
Designed to prepare students for entry level metal fabrication skills the course includes shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) and oxyacetylene welding and cutting (OAW). The majority of the class includes developing welding skills used in the fabrication of mild steel. A variety of welding assignments includes the welding of various joints, thickness of metals, and welding positions. The classroom component of the course relates to the welding skills developed in the shop. Students are required to complete a variety of welding assignments during the year. The Skills for the Trades course is highly recommended as a prerequisite. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
MARKETING AND BUS COMMUNICATIONS (ROP) - M220NY
Year: 11-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
In this course, you will be introduced to the marketing field. You’ll discover the components of the marketing mix—people, place, price, product, and promotion—and learn how that mix impacts merchandising and sales. You will find out how to develop and d
MARKETING AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (ROP) 1-yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
A general course in marketing theory and methods. Among topics discussed are the importance of marketing, the interrelationship of the different phases of marketing, and the differences between the marketing of goods and services. Topics include buyer beh
METAL ART/ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECH (METAL 2) ROP - K902NY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: C or better in Beginning Metal Technology. Drafting 1 is recommended
This one year course satisfies the Visual Arts requirement for graduation. Students design, plan and create a metal art project using a variety of manufacturing and metal working processes. Students will study safety, measuring and layout, wrought iron
NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
In this course you will be working toward NIMS certification. The skills and training is based on the industry framework for the metalworking industry. The framework includes 21 industry skill standards within four industry clusters: Machining Metalformin
POWER MECHANICS AGRICULTURE MECHANICS (ROP) - 1 yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: Skills for the Trades is recommended
This course is for students who are interested in working with small engines like those used in go-carts, lawn mowers, generators and chainsaws. Students will have the opportunity to take apart and reassemble engines, to service carburetors and ignition s
PRE-ENGINEERING & MECHANICAL DESIGN (METAL 4) ROP - K904NY
Year: 12T ROP
Prerequisites: C or better in Metals 3. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.
A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. The major focus of this capstone course is machine tool technology. Students gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual and CNC machining, non-traditional manufacturing processes and project management. Students will apply the concepts and practical application of product development, design and manufacture of a marketable product to include: exploring current product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component parts, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in above industrial occupations by working on a variety of activities and projects including personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, types of metals, a variety of types of welding, and a variety of manual machine tool types and operations. Students will earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & MANUFACTURING (METAL 3) ROP - K903NY
Year: 11-12T ROP
Prerequisites: C or better in Metal 2. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.
A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. Students will complete the first NIMS Credentials and gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual machining and metal fabrication. Students will be introduced to the concepts and practical application of product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component part, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, a variety of metals, types of welding, and manual machine tool types and operations and earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.
RETAIL CO-OP (ROP) -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
An on-the-job experience for students interested in retail. Students will be placed at work experience sites based on their interest and ability. Students' progress will be monitored and evaluated based on growth with the experience. Record keeping is a p
RETAIL CO-OP (ROP) - ROPFNS
Year: 11-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
Location: Petaluma Fairgrounds 2 periods 3rd and 6th
RETAIL MERCHANDISING (ROP) - 1 yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
Location: Petaluma Fairgrounds This is an introductory course for students with a career goal of retail merchandising. Students receive classroom instruction, as well as on-the-job training, in the areas of communication, inventory control, human relation
RETAIL MERCHANDISING / MARKETING (ROP) - ROPGNY
Year: 11-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
) Location: Petaluma Fairgrounds 2 periods 1st and 4th,This is an introductory course for students with a career goal of retail merchandising. Students receive classroom instruction, as well as on-the-job training, in the areas of communication, store
SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL - EXPERIENCE PROGRAM (ROP) (SAEP) - 1 yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in another agriculture class
An on-the-job experience for students interested in agriculture. Students will be placed at work experience sites based on their interest and ability. Students' progress will be monitored and evaluated based on growth with the experience. Record keeping i
SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM ROP (SAEP) - ROPBNY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in another agriculture class
An on-the-job experience for students interested in agriculture. Students will be placed at work experience sites based on their interest and ability. Students' progress will be monitored and evaluated Based on growth with the experience. Record keeping is a part of the course. This class will provide an excellent opportunity for an extension of classroom instruction, as concurrent enrollment in another agricultural class is required.
WELDING AND METAL FABRICATION: (AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS - ROP) - 1 yr. -
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: Skills for the Trades is recommended.
Designed to prepare students for entry level metal fabrication skills the course includes shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), gas tungsten arc welding (G.T.A.W) and oxyacetylene welding and cutting (OAW). The majority of the c

3D ANIMATION (ROP) - ROP3NY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Students must read at grade level, be highly motivated, and have a strong ability to focus on specific details.

This course will explore the fundamentals of 3D Animation using 3D Studio Max. Basic 3D navigation and modeling will be covered. The course will also explore topics such as lighting and material creation. Students will develop problem solving skills, modeling, animation, and rendering skills. Students will learn traditional animation skills in the areas of storyboarding, character design, animation theory, and camera layout.

3D ANIMATION (ROP) - ROP3NY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Students should be able to read at grade level, be highly motivated, and have a strong ability to focus on specific details.

ADVANCED CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ROP) - ROPJNY

Year: 11-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Introduction to Child Development

This is the second course in Child Development. In this course we will continue to study the development of the preschool and school age child, effective techniques for dealing with children, early childhood program planning, as well as explore careers working with children such as childcare and elementary education. Students will have the opportunity to observe a variety of settings including Santa Rosa Junior College Child Development Program and Sonoma State’s Children’s School through field trips. Volunteer opportunities will be available.

ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY - 1-yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY- 1 yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

This course, which satisfies the Visual Arts graduation requirement, covers the production of useful metal projects using materials and processes similar to those found in the repair, service and manufacturing industries. Students will study safety, measu

ADVANCED WELDING—ROP - K004NY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: Introduction to Welding

This class builds upon the welding skills learned in the introduction to welding class. The majority of welding exercises in this class will focus on developing skills in the area of Aluminum and Stainless Steel using gas tungsten arc welding process (GTAW). Students will design and construct personal projects that will demonstrate and challenge their welding and fabrication skills. Students will design and create images on the plasma cam cutting table and utilize the corresponding software. Industry representatives and visits to local welding shops will focus on career opportunities in the welding industry. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS POWER (ROP) - K302NY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: Skills for the Trades is recommended

This course is for students who are interested in working with small engines like those used in go-carts, lawn mowers, generators and chainsaws. Students will have the opportunity to take apart and reassemble engines, to service carburetors and ignition systems, and to repair starters. Students will learn how to service valves, cylinders, and piston/ring assemblies. In addition to gasoline engines, students will #learn about diesel engines used in tractors and other power machinery. Electrical power instruction includes uses of motors, automatic electrical controls and wiring of controls. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

BUSINESS OF WEB PAGE DESIGN (ROP) - ROPSNY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: None

BUSINESS OF WEB PAGE DESIGN (ROP) 1-yr - ROPSNY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: None

Students will learn how to create web pages using HTML coding, Macromedia Dreamweaver (an HTML editor), Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe PhotoShop (imaging software). The creation of web pages will require the student to write HTML code, research information on the Internet, plan the layout of a web page, and use photo imaging software to edit and create images. 2D movie making using Macromedia Flash will also be explored to create animated logos, website navigation controls, and long form animations. Students will create animated web page interfaces and introductions. There will be a focus on serving the needs of a web site client. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ROP) - 1-yr. -

Year: 10 -12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

This competency based course prepares students for entry-level jobs in the field of child care and development for infants, toddlers, and young children. Students study child growth and development, safety and emergency procedures, nutrition and health pr

COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN/DESKTOP PUBLISHING (ROP) - 1 yr. - ROPRNY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: None

This is an introductory design course that will stress the use of pictorial illustration for visualization and communication. Students will develop an understanding of the basic design elements and principles, composition and typography through exercises and projects. The focus is on visual thinking, exploring the relationship between type and image, and developing multiple solutions to a given problem. Digital images will be produced using a variety of computer technologies, to include: Adobe PhotoShop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign.

CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICE (ROP) - ROPVNY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Const Tech 1

This is a hands on construction class with projects built under the direct supervision of journeymen in the construction industry. The following trades will provide instructors; Carpentry, Electrical Wiring, Plumbing, and Sheet Metal Students that enroll in this program have the opportunity to earn a Construction Certificate of Completion upon graduation from high school. This certificate allows the student to enroll in an apprentice program after graduation. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY - 1-yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

This survey course includes orientation to the trade, wood building materials, fasteners and adhesives, safe and proper operation of hand and power tools, basics of floor systems, wall, ceiling, floor, and roof framing, and the installation of windows and

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 1 - ROPUNY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ROP) - ROP0NY

Year: 9-12 ROP

Prerequisites: grade 9 & 10 with instructor permission

Entrepreneurship teaches students how to start and operate a small business. Students will identify characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. They will learn about the costs of running a business, marketing their business and keeping good financial records. They will identify customers and learn how to effectively market and sell to those customers. Students will decide on a business that they are interested in starting and will apply all of their knowledge to their real situation, including writing a business plan. We will have guest speakers and connect with the Petaluma community. Students will also help run the PHS Student Store Troy’s. This course meets the subject area “g” requirement for the UC / CSU approved course list.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: UC APPROVED - 1 yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

Learn how to start and operate a small business and help run Troy’s, Petaluma Highs’ student store. Even if you never own your own business the skills you will learn will make you a valuable employee. You will be better at developing ideas for new product

INTRODUCTION TO CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ROP) - ROPINY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

This course if the first of three that prepare students for entry-level jobs in the field of child care and development for infants, toddlers, and young children. Students study the development of the fetus and infant, along with the social, physical and intellectual development of young children, safety and emergency procedures, nutrition and health practices, and positive interaction techniques. In addition, this course will have guest speakers who work in related fields and field trips. Students will create a resume and cover letter as part of their career development. This course in pending approval for SRJC credit, fall 2010.

INTRODUCTION TO WELDING - ROP - K003NY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: Skills for the Trades is recommended

Designed to prepare students for entry level metal fabrication skills the course includes shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) and oxyacetylene welding and cutting (OAW). The majority of the class includes developing welding skills used in the fabrication of mild steel. A variety of welding assignments includes the welding of various joints, thickness of metals, and welding positions. The classroom component of the course relates to the welding skills developed in the shop. Students are required to complete a variety of welding assignments during the year. The Skills for the Trades course is highly recommended as a prerequisite. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

MARKETING AND BUS COMMUNICATIONS (ROP) - M220NY

Year: 11-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

In this course, you will be introduced to the marketing field. You’ll discover the components of the marketing mix—people, place, price, product, and promotion—and learn how that mix impacts merchandising and sales. You will find out how to develop and d

MARKETING AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (ROP) 1-yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

A general course in marketing theory and methods. Among topics discussed are the importance of marketing, the interrelationship of the different phases of marketing, and the differences between the marketing of goods and services. Topics include buyer beh

METAL ART/ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECH (METAL 2) ROP - K902NY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: C or better in Beginning Metal Technology. Drafting 1 is recommended

This one year course satisfies the Visual Arts requirement for graduation. Students design, plan and create a metal art project using a variety of manufacturing and metal working processes. Students will study safety, measuring and layout, wrought iron

NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

In this course you will be working toward NIMS certification. The skills and training is based on the industry framework for the metalworking industry. The framework includes 21 industry skill standards within four industry clusters: Machining Metalformin

POWER MECHANICS AGRICULTURE MECHANICS (ROP) - 1 yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Prerequisite: Skills for the Trades is recommended

PRE-ENGINEERING & MECHANICAL DESIGN (METAL 4) ROP - K904NY

Year: 12T ROP

Prerequisites: C or better in Metals 3. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.

A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. The major focus of this capstone course is machine tool technology. Students gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual and CNC machining, non-traditional manufacturing processes and project management. Students will apply the concepts and practical application of product development, design and manufacture of a marketable product to include: exploring current product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component parts, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in above industrial occupations by working on a variety of activities and projects including personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, types of metals, a variety of types of welding, and a variety of manual machine tool types and operations. Students will earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & MANUFACTURING (METAL 3) ROP - K903NY

Year: 11-12T ROP

Prerequisites: C or better in Metal 2. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.

A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. Students will complete the first NIMS Credentials and gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual machining and metal fabrication. Students will be introduced to the concepts and practical application of product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component part, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, a variety of metals, types of welding, and manual machine tool types and operations and earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.

RETAIL CO-OP (ROP) -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

An on-the-job experience for students interested in retail. Students will be placed at work experience sites based on their interest and ability. Students' progress will be monitored and evaluated based on growth with the experience. Record keeping is a p

RETAIL CO-OP (ROP) - ROPFNS

Year: 11-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

Location: Petaluma Fairgrounds 2 periods 3rd and 6th

RETAIL MERCHANDISING (ROP) - 1 yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

Location: Petaluma Fairgrounds This is an introductory course for students with a career goal of retail merchandising. Students receive classroom instruction, as well as on-the-job training, in the areas of communication, inventory control, human relation

RETAIL MERCHANDISING / MARKETING (ROP) - ROPGNY

Year: 11-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

) Location: Petaluma Fairgrounds 2 periods 1st and 4th,This is an introductory course for students with a career goal of retail merchandising. Students receive classroom instruction, as well as on-the-job training, in the areas of communication, store

SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL - EXPERIENCE PROGRAM (ROP) (SAEP) - 1 yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in another agriculture class

SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCE PROGRAM ROP (SAEP) - ROPBNY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in another agriculture class

An on-the-job experience for students interested in agriculture. Students will be placed at work experience sites based on their interest and ability. Students' progress will be monitored and evaluated Based on growth with the experience. Record keeping is a part of the course. This class will provide an excellent opportunity for an extension of classroom instruction, as concurrent enrollment in another agricultural class is required.

WELDING AND METAL FABRICATION: (AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS - ROP) - 1 yr. -

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Prerequisite: Skills for the Trades is recommended.