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School |
Concurrent Students
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Student Enrollments
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Credits Earned
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2015-16 | 2016-17 | 2017-18 | 2018-19 | 2015-16 | 2016-17 | 2017-18 | 2018-19 | 2015-16 | 2016-17 | 2017-18 | 2018-19 | ||||
Bonneville | 465 | 508 | 532 | 501 | 1298 | 1294 | 1278 | 1244 | 3177 | 3678 | 4189 | 3703 | |||
Fremont | 760 | 817 | 772 | 784 | 1903 | 1996 | 1924 | 2336 | 6429 | 7212 | 7279 | 6690 | |||
Roy | 495 | 412 | 554 | 543 | 1539 | 1563 | 1644 | 1187 | 3075 | 3183 | 3521 | 3525 | |||
Weber | 462 | 533 | 543 | 581 | 1783 | 1785 | 1888 | 1143 | 3201 | 3576 | 4078 | 3302 | |||
Weber Innovation | 32 | 77 | 116 | 468 | 97 | 187 | 221 | 982 | 243 | 891 | 1149 | 2979 | |||
Total | 2214 | 2347 | 2517 | 2877 | 6620 | 6825 | 6955 | 6892 | 16,125 | 18,540 | 20,216 | 20,199 |
ART 1010 – Art History (10th) - 3
ART 1030 - Gen ed Art (10th) - 3
ART 1110 - art foundations - 3 (10th)
ASL 1010 - Sign language - 3
ASL 1020 - Sign language - 3
AT 2175 - Exercise Science - 3
AT 2300 - EMR - 3
AUSV 1000 - Intro to Auto - 2 (10th)
AUSV 1021 - ASE Brakes - 2
AUSV 1022 - ASE S&S - 2
AUSV 1120 - Engine Performance - 2
AUSV 1320 - Electrical - 2
BSAD 1010 - Business Management - 3
CHEM 1110/1110L - 5 (10th)
CHF 1500 - Human Development - 3
CHF 2400 - Adult Roles – 3
CJ 1010 - Criminal Justice - 3
COMM 2110 - Communications - 3 (12th)
CS 1010 - Digital media - 3
CS 1010 - gaming (Lance) – 3 (10th)
CS 1030 - computer science principles - 4 (10th)
CS 1400 - programming - 4
CS 2350 - web development - 4
DANC 1010 - 3 (10th)
DET 1010 - Cad/Mech 2 (10th) - 3
DET 1040 - Cad/arch 1 (10th) - 3
DET 1160 - Cad/Mech 3 (10th) - 3
DET 1350 - Cad/ arch 2 - 3
DET 2000 – Cad/arch 3 -3
EDUC 1010 - Education - 3 (12th)
ENGL 1010 - 3 (12th)
ENGL 2010 - 3 (12th)
ENGL 2200 - 3 (12th)
ENTR 1002 - Entreprnship - 3
GRMN 1010 - 3
GRMN 1020 - 3
GRMN 2010 - 3
HTHS 1101 - Medical Terminology - 2
HTHS 1110/1111 - health science - 8
HTHS 1120 - case studies - 3
IDT 1010 - Interior Design (10th) - 3
MATH 1010 - 4 (12th)
MATH 1030 - 3 (12th)
MATH 1050 - 4 (12th)
MATH 1060 - trig (USU)
MUSC 1010 - 3
NUTR 1020 - Nutrition - 3
PS 1303 - Marketing 2 - 3
PS 1403 - Customer Service - 3
PS 1890 - Retail Store - 3
PSC 1800 - Horticulture (USU) - 3
PSY 1010 - Psychology - 3
SPAN 1010 - 3
SPAN 1020 - 3
SPAN 2010 - 3
THEA 1013 - 3
Associates degree = 60 credits
Bold Classes = gen ed credits (39-40 required)
Non bold = elective credits (20-21 required)
All courses that are needed to complete the following pathways are available through the district. You may also be a pathway concentrator in several pathways not listed.
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
Architecture & Construction
Arts, Audio/Visual Technology & Communications
Business, Finance & Marketing
Education & Training
Engineering & Technology
Health Science Clinical Laboratory Science
Therapeutic Clinical Services
Hospitality & Tourism
Information Technology
Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security Public Safety & Law Enforcement
Advanced Manufacturing
Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Automotive
Each Pathway has required foundation courses and elective courses needed for completion. Students who successfully obtain 3.0 credits in a specific career pathway will receive a CTE Pathway Recognition Award and Certificate. Students who obtain 1.5 credits are considered a concentrator in that pathway. (Pathways may vary from school to school within the Weber School District.)
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Career and Technology Education (CTE) and Kimberly Clark teamed up to provide a great STEM experience at their manufacturing facility in Ogden. Students learned about manufacturing, problem solving, creativity, automation and robotics. Also discussed were employment opportunities in Manufacturing. We want to thank Kimberly Clark for the great learning experience.
Meats Team- 1st Place
Poultry Team- 2nd Place
Horse Team- A, 2nd Place
This weekend we had the exhausting opportunity to take 51 of our Fremont FFA students to the State FFA convention in Cedar City for 3 days of leadership, learning and competition. We are proud of these kids and their accomplishments and wanted to let you know how they did. Many students competed. We also had 45 of our students help with a day of service in Cedar City, giving community service to our host city. The kids competing had to win at Chapter or Area and qualify to compete at State.
Proficiency-
We had several students who competed for State Level Proficiency awards. This is where they compete against all the other students with individual projects in their award area. We had one student win her State Proficiency area in Equine Science (that's horses for those of you who don't know). Only 1st place kids are ranked.
Roy High Chapter display received 1st place and will be competing at FFA Nationals in October.
COMING IN SCHOOL YEAR 2018-2019
To help combat the teaching shortage, we are creating a new pathway to “Grow our Own” teachers. Our program is part of the Education and Training Cluster. It is the K-12 Teaching as a Profession Pathway. The program is designed to offer students opportunities to explore careers in teaching, planning, managing and providing education and training related learning support services. It offers an in-depth view of the teaching profession and hands-on experience working in classroom with students. Our motto is #ProjectGrowOurOwn. The program focus is centered on student engagement, instructional strategies, and reflection on practices that are associated with teacher training in our local post-secondary schools. Through their experiences in their classes and in their internships, students gain first-hand knowledge of what it is like to be a teacher.
Learn more about yourself, how you learn and how human development influences learning. Explore careers in education including school counseling, teaching, media services, or other education professions. Learn about the past, present and future of education in the U.S. Create an electronic portfolio that will continue throughout the Education and Training pathway.
Experience and participate as you learn about the role and characteristics of an effective educator.
Observe and participate with teachers and students in the classroom. Learn about current teaching methods and instructional strategies. Explore assessments and when to use them. Discover how students learn and how to differentiate for special populations. Recognize ways to effectively use educational technology in the classroom.
Get hands on experience of how an educator uses coaching and leadership skills to successfully manage a classroom.
What is the role of an educator in the classroom? Find these answers and many more as you learn about instructional strategies. Learn and observe differentiated instruction and how it affects student learning. Create an environment where students are encouraged and empowered to become lifelong learners. Practice the art of creating instructional activities to inspire students to enjoy learning.
EDUC 1010 Weber State
Concurrent Enrollment
Work Base Learning (WBL)
As a district, we are excited for the future educational opportunities for our students and the community impact that our K-12 Teaching as a Profession program will provide.
Weber District's Career and Technical Education (CTE) department provided a great learning experience for Weber District's Counselors and Administrators. We had the privilege of visiting Lagoon. We learned of all the job and career opportunities for our students that Lagoon has to offer...Mechanical Engineers, Electricians, Plumbers, Culinary Services, Landscape Management, EMR Services just to name a few. These are all occupations that in (CTE) there is a "Pathway" for student to better prepare them for the workforce.
Fremont High School FFA State Fair Crops Exhibit Results
These projects show a summer of hard work growing crops by these kids.
The ProStart® is a program of the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation that introduces students to career opportunities in the restaurant and foodservice industry and provides them with foundational skills in culinary arts and restaurant management that will jump-start their post-secondary experience, in college and/or careers.
Students will be trained for career opportunities in the food service/culinary arts industry. Students will have the opportunity to learn and practice safety and sanitation procedures, and to use and maintain commercial food service equipment. They will perform quantity food preparation as it relates to catering, bakery, restaurant, hospitality, and fast food business operations. This course will strengthen comprehension of concepts and standards outlined in Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education. Student leadership and competitive events (FCCLA) may be integrated into this course.
*Bonneville’s ProStart Culinary and Management teams were invited to the annual Utah Restaurant Association Awards Gala. It took place at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. There they watched by the best restaurants chefs from around state. The Pro Start Culinary team won 3rd Place in Regionals. The Management team, won 2nd place in state. This students are well deserving for this honor.