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WICOMICO COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CAREER & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
Career and Technology Education
Parkside High School
1015 Beaglin Park Drive
Salisbury, MD 21804
Phone 410.677.5144 Fax 410.677.5105
www.wcboe.org
Notice of Nondiscrimination
The Wicomico County Board of Education does not discriminate in admis-
sions, access, treatment, or employment in its programs and activities on
the basis of race, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, color, gender
identity and expression, national origin, creed, religion, age, ancestry,
genetic information, or physical or mental disability.
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Training Tomorrow’s Professionals Today
Course Description
The FF/EMT Training Program is offered through a
cooperative agreement between Wicomico County
Public Schools and the Maryland Fire and Rescue
Institute. The program is designed to provide train-
ing opportunities for students interested in the ca-
reer paths of Firefighter and/or Emergency Medical
Technician. Students are required to maintain
membership in their local fire company and be 16
years of age at start of the school year.
In addition, all students must have a physician’s
approval before enrolling in the program. At the
conclusion of the course, students will have re-
ceived instruction in Maryland Fire & Rescue Insti-
tute courses for:
FF1 (Fire Fighting One)
EMTB (Emergency Medical Technician Beginner)
Hazmat Ops (Hazardous Materials Operations)
Fire Fighter Emergency Medical Technician
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How do I take CTE?
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
Provide training and experience for
possible future employment in the fire
and rescue service.
Broaden the understanding of public
safety and service as part of
governmental responsibility.
Provide a better understanding and
appreciation of community service.
Provide a basis for individuals to
continue their education in emergency
services beyond high school.
Provide better trained members and
future leaders of the volunteer fire and
rescue service.
Assist in retaining existing volunteer fire
and rescue personnel in Somerset and
Wicomico County.
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Students completing this program
may receive six credits in the
Associate of Arts Emergency Medical
Services Program at
Wor-Wic Community College
CTE courses are taught at Parkside High School. Students
begin their CTE experience in most programs by enrolling in
the ATEX (Applied Technology Exploration) introductory
course to find out more about the Maryland CTE State Ap-
proved Programs of Study that are offered. Students in grades
9 or 10 may enroll in an ATEX course to find out more about
the opportunities that CTE courses may offer. If you need
additional information, please call the Parkside CTE office at
410.677.5144.