2020-2021

Creativity Collaboration

Citizenship Commuinication

Critical Thinking

Business & Information Technology (Business)

Family & Consumer Sciences (FACS)

Marketing Education

Technology and Engineering (Tech Ed)

Students are provided opportunities to complement their academic preparation while exploring a variety of careers and learning skills and concepts in the areas of:

Computer Applications Business Law

Business Management

Cyber Security

App Development

Business and Marketing

Basics

Briar Woods High School

Business Teachers:

Nancy Cooley

Christina Oak

Chris Starke

Angela Woodward

COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES TEACHER

821000 Introduction to Business & Marketing

1 9-11 none OakWoodward

828001 Computer Information Systems

1 9-12 none Cooley

894101 Introduction to Cybersecurity 1 9-11 None Starke

828002 Advanced Computer Information Systems

1 10-12 Computer Information Systems

Cooley

830000 Accounting 1 10-12 none Cooley

831000 Advanced Accounting 1 11-12 Accounting Cooley

835700 Business Law 0.5 10-12 none Woodward

836700 Business Management 0.5 10-12 none Woodward

839001 Design, Multimedia & Web Technologies

1 10-12 none Woodward

894103 Cybersecurity Software Operations

1 10-12 Introduction to Cybersecurity

Starke

828500 App Development 1 11-12 none CooleyNEW!

Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda is a nonprofit education association of students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields.

The FBLA chapter at Briar Woods implements professional, community service, and fundraising activities that prepare students for competition at a local, regional, and national level.

http://www.fbla-pbl.org

Briar-Woods FBLA Activities 2019-2020 Fall Leadership Conference Ice Cream Social Officer Training – FBLA Headquarters Comfort Cases Service Project President’s Dinner – Harrisonburg, Virginia Christmas Service Project for Project Ask Dave and Buster’s Business Trip Region Competition – Lord Fairfax

Community College State Competition – Reston, Virginia IIIs Bosom Buddies Service Project Closing Social National Competition – Salt Lake City, Utah

Students in ALL business courses will have the opportunity to take the Workplace Readiness industry certification

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) is the credential required by academia and business, recognized globally as the premier credential chosen by individuals seeking to validate their knowledge, skills and abilities relating to the Microsoft Office applications.

Students taking Computer Information Systems will have the opportunity to obtain the following certifications during the course:

MOS Word MOS Excel MOS PowerPoint MOS Access

http://www.certiport.com

Facilitate student progress toward a set of unifying goals in the areas of academic achievement, cultural and environmental issues, health and safety, individual and family relations, leadership and workplace ethics, and application of technology.

Briar Woods High School FACS Teachers: Diane Breinig

Maryanne Valleau

COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES

844003 Introduction to Early Childhood 1 9-12 none

844001 Early Childhood Education I 1 10-12 Recommended: Human Development

845002 Early Childhood Education II 1 11-12 Early Childhood Education I

875101 Introduction to Culinary Arts 1 9-11 none

845700 Gourmet Foods 0.5 9-12 none

845100 Gourmet Foods 1 9-12 none

847700 Introduction to Housing Design 0.5 9-12 none

840700 Independent Living 0.5 9-12 none

820700 Project Management 0.5 9-12 none

846700 Fashion Design and Merchandise 0.5 9-12 none

840002840006

Teacher Cadet 1 DETeacher Cadet 2 DE

11

11-1211-12

3.0 GPA, application process, essay, teacher recommendation

The ABC’s of Early Childhood

Education Intro,I & II

Educators Rising:Educators Rising provides middle and high school students with opportunities to explore teaching as a career option. It helps students gain a realistic understanding of the nature of education and the role of the teacher.

What Educators Rising can do for you:Raise Awareness – Promote excellence – Enhance Leadership Skills

Build Self-Confidence – Become a Role Model

Early Childhood II National Certification AAFCS & Para Pro

Education Fundamentals (Teachers for Tomorrow) AAFCS & Praxis Core

Workplace Readiness Skills Testing (all courses)

Intro to Business & Marketing Sports Marketing Marketing 1 (Non Co-Op/Co-Op) Advanced Marketing (Non Co-Op/Co-Op) Travel & Tourism Marketing Sales

Field Trips * Fun * Project-Based Learning

BWHS Marketing Teachers: Renae Sterling Heather VanDyke

COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES

821000 Introduction to Business & Marketing 1 9-11 none

821100 Sports & Entertainment Marketing 1 10-12 Introduction to Business & Marketing recommended

822100 Marketing Non Co-Op 1 10-12 None

822000 Marketing Co-Op 2 11-12 Screening Conference with Mrs. Sterling or Ms. VanDyke

823100 Advanced Marketing Non Co-Op 1 11-12 Marketing Non Co-Op OR Marketing Co-Op

823000 Advanced Marketing Co-Op 2 11-12 Marketing Non Co-Op OR Marketing Co-Op

822500 Travel & Tourism Marketing Sales 1 11-12 Introduction to Business & Marketing recommended

Students work in marketing related job outside of school

Students work 396-hours during the school year

Combines classroom instruction with supervised on the-job training in a local marketing business

Quarterly evaluation on the job performance

No previous marketing courses required

Grades: 11 and 12

Course: 2 credits (Course #822000 & #823000)

See Mrs. Sterling or Ms. VanDyke in room 403 with questions and/or pre-screening conference

❖ DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.

❖ DECA members become:

Academically Prepared

Community Oriented

Professionally Responsible

Experienced Leaders

Marketing Club

The Falcons' Nest

➢ Gold Certified School Based Enterprise

Operated by marketing students

“Get Your Gear Here!”

NRF – Customer Service & Sales

NRF – Advanced Customer Service & Sales

The NRF’s mission is to advance the interests of the retail industry through advocacy, communications and education.

We Are – FUN!

We Are – Project Based Learning

We Are – Always Open - Room 403/405

We Are – DECA!

Provides experiences that lead to the development of technologically literate people. At the elementary school level, students are introduced to technology and begin learning to use it in the classroom. At the middle school level, students considering a career in technology may explore the subject in several overview courses.

At the high school level, students take courses to prepare them for technical & professional of higher education programs, in the areas of STEM, engineering or architecture.

Briar Woods Teachers:

Erik Kittelson

Jim Scott

COURSE# COURSE NAME CREDIT GRADE PREREQUISITES

810000 Aerospace Science I 1 10-12 None- Must be 10th Grade

810500 Aerospace Science II 1 11-12 Aerospace Science 1

852000 Materials & Processes 1 9-12 none

852400 Manufacturing Systems I 1 10-12 Materials & Processes

852800 Manufacturing Systems II 1 11-12 Manufacturing Systems 1

851000 Production Systems 1 12 Manufacturing Systems 2

853000 Technical Drawing & Design 1 9-12 none

853500 Engineering Drawing & Design 1 10-12 Technical Drawing & Design

854000 Architectural Drawing & Design 1 10-12 Technical Drawing & Design

854500 Advanced Drawing & Design 1 11-12 Architectural Drawing & Design or Engineering Drawing & Design

TBD Introduction to Engineering Design(Honors-Level Course)

1 9-11 None

857000 Technology Transfer 1 10-12 Technology Foundations

858000 Technology Assessment 1 11-12 Technology Transfer

842100 Technology of Robotic Design 1 9-12 None

TSA: Prepares students by offering leadership opportunities in technology, innovation, design, and engineering.

TSA students: Apply and integrate science, technology, engineering and math

concepts.

Gain leadership and problem solving skills that can be used in college and the work force.

Compete in Regional, State, and National competitions

Video Game Design

Robotics and Automation

Engineering Design

System Control

Autodesk Certified User Exam CAD students have the opportunity to complete entry level

industry certifications within each course

Autodesk AutoCAD User Certification

Autodesk Inventor User Certification

Autodesk Revit Architecture User Certification

Prepare students for collegeDevelop skills for successful

entry into the workplace

Critical thinking

Communication

Collaboration

Creativity

Citizenship

Student Organizations

Leadership Industry Certifications