Melissa Hines COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS Exemplary Standards 2011

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  21. Standard 5 Overview
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  25. Standard 6 Overview
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  29. Standard 7 Overview
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  33. Standard 8 Overview
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  38. Standard 9 Overview
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  43. Standard 10 Overview
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  45. Standard 11 Overview
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  50. Indicator 11e
  51. Standard 12 Overview
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  53. Indicator 12b
Home > Indicator 3b

Indicator 3b

3b. The program ensures that students are prepared with academic knowledge and are ready to transition into further education and/or the workplace.

Artifact 22 - dual enrollment agreement

Artifact 22 - Computer Information Systems Programs Dual Enrollment Agreement with Mountain Empire Community College

 

Students enrolled in the computer information systems program can receive up to 6 college credit hours with Mountain Empire Community College.

File Attachments:
  1. DUAL ENROLLMENT CONTRACT.pdf DUAL ENROLLMENT CONTRACT.pdf

Artifact 23 - career pathway for this program

 

 Artifact 23 - CAREER PATHWAYS FOR THE COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM

The Computer Information Systems Program uses many resources for students in Career planning. One major source is the Career Planning Guide located within the Virginia CTE Resource Center at  http://www.cteresource.org/cpg.  Students can search for occupations, browse by career clusters, and review Career and Technical Education courses.

We also work with our local community college that provides a Career Coach who is on our school campus 2-3 times a week. The Career Coach offers valuable information on how to apply for college, what educational path the student wishes to take, and the what the working industry is looking for in employees.
Author: Melissa Hines
Last modified: 8/31/2011 1:10 PM (EST)