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O l e n t a n g y L o c a l S c h o o l s
Educational Options
Marketing & Management
Mike Rees Chrystal Shanahan Eric WellsLiberty High School Orange High School Olentangy High School
Why take Marketing? ◦Every business person; lawyer, doctor, or
other career is involved in Marketing.◦Students are surrounded by Marketing and
should know what their environment is about. Students will learn about:
Management Principles /Techniques EconomicsFundamentals of Selling CommunicationVisual Merchandising Product Service TechnologyE-Commerce Human RelationsMarket Research Advertising
Marketing (Jr.) & Marketing, Management & Entrepreneurship (Sr.)
Course Details:
Year long course Each class meets one period per day Applications available from Marketing
teachers or in Student Services.
Marketing (Jr.) & Marketing, Management & Entrepreneurship (Sr.)
What to Expect◦ Junior year students will:
Learn the foundations of marketingOperate the school store
OHS – The Wigwam OLHS – The Rusty Musket
OOHS – Fort OrangeParticipate in DECA activities and competitions
◦ Senior year students will:Learn managerial aspects of business & entrepreneurshipInternship employment requirement (minimum of 90 -
100 hrs. p/qtr.)Manage the school storeParticipate in DECA activities and competitions
Marketing (Jr.) & Marketing, Management & Entrepreneurship (Sr.)
Marketing, Management & Entrepreneurship (Sr.) Senior Internship Sites:Kinsale Golf & Fitness Allen ResourcesDave Gill PontiacAmerican Insurance CompanyData ImagingPlanned CommunitiesCapital LightingScioto ReserveYMCAWorthington Industries
An association of marketing students
Ohio DECA Fall Leadership ConferenceOhio DECA District 14 CompetitionOhio DECA Career Development ConferenceInternational Career Development Conference (National Competition)
2015 – Orlando, Florida2016 – Nashville, Tennesee
O l e n t a n g y L o c a l S c h o o l sE d u c a ti o n a l Options
Mentorship Sue Andrews Claudia Wade Amy Kinser Liberty High School Olentangy Orange High School
Shelley Saraullo Olentangy High School
Course Overview: Offered to juniors and seniors Will complete 50+ hour internship
Benefits: Allows students to try out career area Acquire transferable skills
Students will: Spend 5 weeks in class Spend10 weeks at mentoring site Meet weekly in seminar Present final portfolio of experiences
Mentorship
Course Details: Semester course 50+ hours at worksite for 10 wk period Released 2 periods per day for 10 weeks to
mentor site Blocked 2 periods per day Spend 5 weeks in classroom Students present final portfolio of experiences Applications available from FCS teachers or in Student Services
Mentorship
Site Examples:Delaware County Juvenile Court Fanning & HoweyGreif Brothers, Inc. NBBJ ArchitectsMarcellas’ Restaurant Moody – Nolan, Inc. Riverside Hospital CD 102.5Turner Construction American Red Cross
Sawmill Veterinary Hospital OSU Hospital Delaware County Bank Powell Police Dept.Delaware County Engineers Nationwide Children’s HospitalMozart’s European BakeryABC 6Metro Columbus Young Life
Mentorship
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Teacher Academy Linda Shank Sunday Weakley Olentangy High School Liberty High School Orange High School
Course Overview: Offered to Juniors and Seniors Curriculum Approved by Ohio Board of Regents
Benefits: Learn about the Teaching Profession College Credit Available
Students will: Complete a Portfolio of Writing and Work Samples Participate in 3 Field Experiences
Teacher Academy
Course Details: Year long course 3 field experiences, elementary, middle, and
intervention Blocked 2 periods per day Applications available from FCS teachers or in Student Services
Teacher Academy
Site Examples:Olentangy Local SchoolsOhio School for the Blind
Smoky Row Children’s CenterOakstone Academy
Columbus Public SchoolsPolaris Christian Academy
Teacher Academy
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Service Learning To be determined Claudia Wade Amy Kinser Liberty High School Orange High School Olentangy High School
Course Overview: Offered to juniors and seniors Earn credit for volunteering and service hours Exposes students to community needs and
agencies
Students will: Spend 5 weeks in class Be released 1 period for 10 weeks to
volunteer site Meet weekly in seminar Present final portfolio of experiences
Service Learning
Course Details: Semester course 40 hours at volunteer site over 10 wk period Blocked 1 period per day Applications available from FCS teachers or
in Student Services
Service Learning
Site Examples:Delaware Community Action Organization
People In Need, Inc.American Red Cross
Common Ground Free StoreDelaware County Prosecutor’s Office
Grady Memorial HospitalDelaware County Humane Society
Olentangy Local SchoolsWorthington Christian Village
Nationwide Children’s HospitalWillowbrook Christian Home
Central Ohio Arthritis Foundation
Service Learning
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Delaware Area Career CenterLisa-Marie Reinhart
Delaware Area Career Center
Junior & Senior Level Programs North Campus, South Campus, & Satellite Programs Full Day or Half Day Options Traditional & Non-traditional program offerings-
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Delaware Area Career Center
Benefits Hands-on experience Industry Credentials Technology used in
Career Field Job Placement Senior
Year College Credit for
20 out of 24 programs Extra Curricular
Activities still available
Doug Manley, SMSgt, USAF (Ret)
Delaware Hayes High School
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Air Force Junior ROTC
Delaware County Air Force Junior ROTC It’s an Elective Class, a Club, and a Team All in One!
◦ 45-min classes in History of Flight, Leadership, and Physical
Fitness
◦ Monday through Friday 7:25 AM every semester
◦ Delaware Hayes High School Room 601
◦ Olentangy District provides bus transportation
◦ Standard High School Letter Grade Evaluations
◦ Ask your Guidance Counselor to add it to your schedule
◦ ½ Elective C.U. per Semester toward graduation
Delaware County Air Force Junior ROTC What we are NOT!:
◦ NOT Military Recruiters◦ NOT Directly connected to College-Level ROTC◦ NOT Obligating/Influencing Students to Join
Military What we ARE!:
◦ Aviation, Space, Global Cultural Studies, & Survival Skills
◦ Field Trips, Banquets, Picnics, Fitness & Wellness; FUN!
◦ Interscholastic Competition Military Drill Team; Rocket Club; Non-Firearm Air Rifle Pellet Marksmanship Team
◦ Community Service; Teamwork; Leadership; Character
We Work Hard and Play Hard!
Visit http://www.dcs.k12.oh.us/hayeshs Click Our School, Click Departments, Click AFJROTC
Delaware County Air Force Junior ROTC
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Bobbie KnottsGuidance Counselor - Liberty High
School
Advanced Placement Courses
Advanced Placement Program® (AP®) courses are college-level courses offered in high school. AP courses reflect what is taught in top introductory college courses.At the end of course, students take AP Exams—standardized exams that measure how well students have mastered college-level course work. Students who do well on AP Exams can earn credit and/or placement into advanced courses in college.
Advanced Placement (AP)
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What Are AP Courses Like?AP courses typically demand more of students than regular or honors courses. Classes tend to be fast-paced and cover more material than typical high school classes.More time, inside and outside of the classroom, is required to complete lessons, assignments and homework.Students should be prepared to work independently on summer projects.AP teachers expect their students to think critically, analyze and synthesize facts and data, weigh competing perspectives, and write clearly and persuasively.
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Students are expected to take the AP exams in May.
--Exams are 2-3 hours--The current exam fee is $92 per exam--Exams consist of multiple choice and
free- response (essay) questions--Exams are graded on a scale of 1-5
Qualifying AP exam scores are used by some colleges to exempt students from introductory course work (**Each college/university has its own policy, which is available on the CollegeBoard website: www.collegeboard.com/ap/creditpolicy).
AP EXAMS
AP and College Admission
Colleges rank “Grades in college prep courses” and “Strength of curriculum” as the top two factors in the admission decision.*
85% of selective colleges and universities report that a student’s AP experience favorably impacts admission decisions.**
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“” We look favorably on
“We look favorably on students who have taken AP courses. The presence of AP courses is a sign that a student has chosen to challenge him/herself.”—Admission Officerhosen to challenge him/herself.”—Admission Officer
* 2009 State of College Admission, NACAC** Unpublished institutional research, Crux Research Inc. March 2007
Improves likelihood of graduating from college in four years
Increases students’ eligibility for scholarships Allow students to gain the edge in college
preparation Helps students stand out in the college admission
process The scheduling of an AP class is an important
academic decision that should be made collaboratively between teachers, parents, counselors and administrators.
AP courses should be taken if there is a sincere interest in the subject. Parents should guide their child(ren) to select AP courses that play to their strengths and interests.
AP Advantages & Considerations
Learn More See your child’s guidance counselor for
more information about the AP program.
For more information about AP courses and exams visit www.collegeboard.com/apstudents.
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Chelsea EismonOlentangy Academy
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College Credit Plus
CCP allows students in grades 7-12 to enroll in college while at Olentangy and receive credit for both high school and college.
No cost to students if they pass the course Some courses are taught by OLSD faculty
and only enroll OLSD students, other courses are taught by college faculty and enroll college-age students
College Credit Plus
Courses can be taken at the Columbus State Delaware campus, or any other college in Ohio.
Students must consult with their counselor if they want to enroll.◦ Must meet the college admission requirements/be
accepted as a CCP student at the college Our teachers teach Composition, Literature,
Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and Physics this year
College Credit Plus
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Credit FlexChelsea Eismon
Olentangy Academy
Ohio requires a Flexible Credit Policy be offered in each school district
The purpose is to earn credit without traditional seat time
The credit flex option must be applied for and approved in advance
The Credit Flex application is available on each high school website
Credit Flex
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Olentangy AcademyChelsea Eismon
Olentangy Academy
9th Grade STEM Program◦ Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Corner of Orange Road and Route 23
Olentangy AcademyINSPIRING TOMORROW’S INNOVATORS TODAY
Hands-on, problem based learning◦ Engineering design process
Integrated, transdisciplinary approach◦ Blurs the lines between contents◦ Use knowledge from math and science to solve real-world
problems for authentic learning experiences◦ Conduct relevant research in English class
Learn from STEM professionals◦ Design challenges◦ STEM speakers◦ Mentorship/Capstone
Build on 21st Century Skills◦ Collaboration, Communication, Research, Problem Solving,
Critical Thinking, and Creativity
Olentangy Academy
Courses◦ STEM Physical Science◦ STEM Math (Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II)◦ STEM English 9◦ STEM Engineering
What would your child’s schedule look like?◦ Start the day at Olentangy Academy◦ Go back to home school for lunch and three
additional periods Social studies, world language, and elective(s) of
their choice
Olentangy Academy
Applications are available on MS and HS websites. ◦ Applications are due
HMS – January 23rd
LMS & SMS January 26th
BMS & OMS– January 27th
Please stop by after with questions!
Go to the Schoology group “Olentangy Academy – STEM Program” for updates.
Olentangy Academy
Senior Mentorship: Year long class AM or PM Option 3 periods, open lunch
◦ Allows for travel time and additional time on job site Olentangy Academy mentorship students have
the option of taking CP English 12 online. Online course is designed to support mentorship experience.◦ Some face to face meetings will be required
Applications for Mentorship at OA are available online.
Mentorship at Olentangy Academy
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Summer SemesterChelsea Eismon
Olentangy Academy
WHY?◦ Accelerate course work◦ Retake course content for credit◦ Free up schedule during the school year
WHO?◦ Interested/ motivated students◦ Like virtual learning◦ Self-directed learners
Summer Semester
WHAT?◦ 2 Formats
Schoology courses include English, US History and PE with Olentangy teachers.
APEX (predominately online w/ face to face support from OLS teachers twice weekly in June) in Math, Social Studies, & Health courses.
◦ Course Fees: $210
Summer Semester
HOW?◦ Online registration and course guide to be
published at the beginning of February.
When?◦ Courses will begin in late May. ◦ After students register specific details will be sent
to families regarding orientation dates and specific course details.
Summer Semester
Tonight’s presenters have set up informational tables in the commons.
Please take some time to learn more about each of these outstanding programs.
Thank you for coming to this evening’s presentation.
Next parent meting Feb 12 Everything you want to know about college testing 7:00 PM Orange High School
O l e n t a n g y L o c a l S c h o o l s Our mission is to facilitate maximum learning for every student