Child Care Occupations - Beginning
Learn child development, positive discipline techniques and skills for working with children to become aides in children's centers and schools.   Students who achieve competencies required may be eligible for advanced placement and/or credit at Mt. San Antonio or Chaffey Colleges.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4100/F12	Period 2	GAR, Rm 212
M-F	4100/F13	Period 3	GAR, Rm 212
M-F	4100/F14	Period 4	GAR, Rm 212
M-F	4100/F24	Period 4	PW, Rm TBA
M-F	f4100/F25	Period 5	PW, Rm TBA
M-F	4100/F26	Period 6	PW, Rm TBA
M-F	4100/F27	Period 7	PW, Rm TBA
Additional community classroom hours are required. Fingerprinting is required for all students over 18 years of age.

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Child Care Occupations - Advanced
This class will give continuing students the opportunity to do more hands-on activities and apply some of the concepts learned in the beginning child care occupations program. Students will go to day care centers and elementary schools to get additional first hand experience. Certificate of completion will be issued to those students who complete the program.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4110/F15	Period 5	GAR, Rm 212
Additional community classroom hours are required. Fingerprinting is required for all students over 18 years of age.

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Cosmetology - Beginning
Do Career Exploration in the world of beauty by studying hair care and coloring, nail and skin care.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F		Period 7	BHS, Rm 603

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Cosmetology - Advanced
Continuing education and training in the study of hair care and coloring, nail and skin care.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F		Period 6	BHS, Rm 603

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Business Career Exploration
Students explore appropriate employability and job specific skill training i a variety of service and manufacturing occupations.  Emphasis will be on Education & Teaching Careers, Health & Medical Science, Media & Technology and Energy & Transportation.  Training will be provided through classroom instruction and on-the-job experiences.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F		Period 1	EJEC, Rm 12

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Fire Technology/Wildland Firefighting
An entry-level course is designed to prepare students for employment within the U.S. Forest Service, as a seasonal Wildland Fire Fighter. Emphasis will be placed on fire behavior, safety, tools and equipment, patrol, air support and First Aid/CPR.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4470/F01	Period 1	DR, Rm E109
M-F	4470/F02	Period 2	DR, Rm E109
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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Hospitality Foods - Beginning
Classroom instruction and hands-on experience teach inventory control, financial checks and balances and local health department regulations for the food service industry.  Students will also have the opportunity to move into an advanced level.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4150/F24	Period 4	DR, Old Cafeteria
M-F	4150/F25	Period 5	DR, Old Cafeteria
M-F	4150/F26	Period 6	DR, Old Cafeteria
M-F	4150/F12	Period 2	PW, Rm TBA
M-F	4150/F13	Period 3	PW, Rm TBA
M-F	4150/F36	Period 6	VIH, Rm TBA
M-F	4150/F37	Period 7	VIH, Rm TBA
M-F		Period 1	BHS, Rm 601
M-F		Period 2	BHS, Rm 601
M-F		Period 5	EJEC, Rm 10
M-F		Period 2	SDHS, Rm G7
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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Hospitality Foods - Advanced
Explore the lodging industry, the art of customer service, marketing & menus, purchasing  & inventory control and tourism & retail opportunities.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4150/F24	Period 1	BHS, Rm 601
M-F	4150/F25	Period 2	BHS, Rm 601
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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Restaurant Services
Be successful in food handling and service venues for the Hospitality Industry.  Learn in a restaurant setting to provide service to customers as a host/hostess, server or bus person while communicating with customers to evaluate customer satisfaction.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4129/F05	Period 5	VIH, Rm TBA
M-F	4082/F06	Period 6	VIH, Rm TBA
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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Culinary Arts
Students will learn industry standards of food preparation to become certified in ServSaf.  The use of math, science and equipment handling are applied to the culinary arts industry.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4082/F04	Period 4	VIH, Rm TBA
M-F	4082/F05	Period 5	VIH, Rm TBA
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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Law Enforcement
Identify the various roles in the criminal justice system:  police, courts and corrections.  Learn the sub systems and procedures from the initial police field contact to the courtroom verdict and final placement into the correctional or probation systems.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4371/F03	Period 3	DR, Rm E109
M-F	4371/F04	Period 4	DR, Rm E109
M-F	4371/F12	Period 2	GAR, Rm 602
M-F	4371/F13	Period 3	GAR, Rm 602
M-F	4371/F14	Period 4	GAR, Rm 602
M-F		Period 4	BHS, Rm 205
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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CSI Forensic/Criminal Justice
This class will prepare students with the role and responsibility of becoming a forensic scientist in the criminal justice system.  Students explore many avenues in law enforcement to help them select a career in the field.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4075/F05	Period 5	GAR, Rm 602
M-F	4075/F06	Period 6	GAR, Rm 602
M-F		Period 1	BHS, Rm 511
M-F		Period 2	BHS, Rm 511
M-F		Period 3	BHS, Rm 205
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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Teacher/Instructional Aide - Beginning
Students receive training in the fundamentals of education through classroom instruction and experience to build and maximize the teacher and instructional aide team
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F	4330/F11	Period 1	DR, Rm TBA
M-F	4330/F12	Period 2	DR, Rm TBA
M-F	4330/F26	Period 6	GAR, Rm TBA
M-F	4330/F15	Period 5	POM, Rm 46
M-F	4330/F16	Period 6	POM, Rm 46
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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American Sign Language
Students learn basics of ASL while developing an understanding of the deaf culture and community.  Basic signing techniques for alphabet, numbers and words, practice dialog/demonstrate basic comprehension and explore interpreting as a career.
Day	Course/Section	Time	Location
M-F		Period 1	SDHS, Rm R4
M-F		Period 2	SDHS, Rm R4
M-F		Period 3	SDHS, Rm R4
Additional community classroom hours are required.

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