KEY: Please identify progress of “Focus Activities” in current year only C = Complete (Please note complete at the end of the activity) Bold Italics – Addition to plan Text – (Strikethrough text) deleted from plan INSTRUCTOR(S) NAME: _DENISE SENOR__ SCHOOL DISTRICT: _KENNEWICK_ SCHOOL NAME: _ KAMIAKIN HIGH SCHOOL_ PROGRAM: _AGRICULTURE__ PROGRAM STANDARDS AND CHARACTERISTICS 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 CURRICULUM Curriculum: Curriculum and instructional materials are up-to-date Curriculum is aligned to the essential learnings and grade level expectations Course competencies are aligned to local/state/national standards Safety competencies are integrated into the curriculum Safety is taught and assessed Competencies for employability are integrated into the curriculum Employability skills are taught, assessed and documented Leadership competencies are integrated into the curriculum Non-traditional career objectives are integrated into the curriculum Focus Activities: • Continue to develop curriculum for Ag Leadership • Purchase teacher/student software for TorchMate CAD • Develop new lessons for teaching CAD software for CNC • Explore CASE course options Equipment/Facilities Labs/shops have appropriate equipment Facilities and environment meet safety standards Focus Activities: • Continue repairing fish tank stands • Set up filter and gravel for new tank • Replace iron worker • Replace chop saws • Focus Activities: • Continue to develop curriculum for Ag Leadership • Install and use teacher/student software for TorchMate CAD • Develop new lessons for teaching CAD software for CNC • Implement CASE animal science course • Research an instructional text for Ag Leadership Focus Activities: • Continue to develop curriculum for Ag Leadership • Develop new lessons for teaching CAD software for CNC • Continue implementation of CASE animal science course • Investigate CASE Plant Science course Continuing Activities: • Create new partnerships to enhance shop and adv hort programs • Continue to develop new floral projects and horticulture projects • Develop new projects for advanced shop 3-4 and 5-6 • Continue to strengthen art competencies in shop 5-6 • Develop certificates for areas that are not covered by state certification • Investigate employability skills defined by the state for each career area • Continue development of new SAE options for career projects in all classes • Purchase text book for advanced horticulture and Ag. Leadership • Develop new projects for Floral Design 3-4 • Research text book for metal art EQUIPMENT/FACILITIES Focus Activities: • Continue repair of fish tanks • Set up filter and gravel for new tank • Insulate and Replace/repair compressor Focus Activities: • Continue repair of fish tanks • Set up filter and gravel for new tank • Insulate and Replace/repair compressor 1 of 4 KEY: Please identify progress of “Focus Activities” in current year only C = Complete (Please note complete at the end of the activity) Bold Italics – Addition to plan Text – (Strikethrough text) deleted from plan INSTRUCTOR(S) NAME: _DENISE SENOR__ SCHOOL DISTRICT: _KENNEWICK_ SCHOOL NAME: _ KAMIAKIN HIGH SCHOOL_ PROGRAM: _AGRICULTURE__ PROGRAM STANDARDS AND CHARACTERISTICS Safety plan is on file 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 Continuing Activities: • Replace circular saws and other hand held power tools as needed • Continue to update water test kits • Safety is taught at the beginning of each unit and documented through a unit test • Repair or replace shop vac • Continue to repair or replace greenhouse tables • Repair or replace welding screens around arc welders • Replace damaged arc welders • Replace Welding helmets and face shields ● Insulate compressor better so that it will not freeze up WORK-BASED LEARNING Work-Based Learning WBL opportunities are available for all students Non-traditional career options are provided Focus Activities: Focus Activities: Focus Activities: • • • Continuing Activities: • Expand partnership with Fish and Wildlife – SAE, community service • Expand REACH partnership for floral and horticulture • Expand partnership with CBC welding program to host contests and provide additional learning opportunities • Continue to add onto the list of agricultural businesses from businesses that we encountered at the Pasco Ag Show that can be accessed for future partnerships • Promote welding for young women and floral design for young men • Extended time is documented monthly and forwarded to the district office • Continue to promote Forestry and Natural Resources to young women Advisory Committees Review and endorse curriculum; assure alignment to program standards Provide expertise in the design, development and delivery of programs/courses Review labor market information Focus Activities: • ADVISORY COMMITTEES Focus Activities: • Focus Activities: • Continuing Activities: • Committee goals set at the beginning of the year • Goals redefined at each meeting • Annual program review in spring • Continual review of facilities • Review during advisory meeting and at special request of instructor 2 of 4 KEY: Please identify progress of “Focus Activities” in current year only C = Complete (Please note complete at the end of the activity) Bold Italics – Addition to plan Text – (Strikethrough text) deleted from plan INSTRUCTOR(S) NAME: _DENISE SENOR__ SCHOOL DISTRICT: _KENNEWICK_ SCHOOL NAME: _ KAMIAKIN HIGH SCHOOL_ PROGRAM: _AGRICULTURE__ PROGRAM STANDARDS AND CHARACTERISTICS 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT/STUDENT RECRUITMENT Program Improvement/Student Recruitment A student recruitment plan has been developed A program promotion plan is in place Focus Activities: Focus Activities: • • Chapter newsletter to parents and community • FFA today interview Continuing Activities: • Chapter newsletter to parents and community • 8th and 10th grade letters sent • Presentations to 4th and 5th graders • Brave Day presentations • Posters and displays • Video presentation • Tour of shop and other facilities by D.H. shop classes Focus Activities: • • Post HS/Articulation Post-high school information is integrated into the program Articulation agreements are in place where feasible Student Leadership Create window display cabinets for classroom and shop POST HS/ARTICULATION Focus Activities: Focus Activities: • • Continuing Activities: • Post-secondary information is integrated into career unit • Work on new alignments with CBC or other community college • Participate in Pre-App • Participate in industry tours STUDENT LEADERSHIP Focus Activities: Focus Activities: • Students create new designs for the metal • Students operate a metal art art store store on campus Focus Activities: • Focus Activities: • Students create new designs for the metal art store 3 of 4 KEY: Please identify progress of “Focus Activities” in current year only C = Complete (Please note complete at the end of the activity) Bold Italics – Addition to plan Text – (Strikethrough text) deleted from plan INSTRUCTOR(S) NAME: _DENISE SENOR__ SCHOOL DISTRICT: _KENNEWICK_ SCHOOL NAME: _ KAMIAKIN HIGH SCHOOL_ PROGRAM: _AGRICULTURE__ PROGRAM STANDARDS AND CHARACTERISTICS Leadership competencies are integrated into the curriculum Leadership skills are demonstrated and documented Professional Development Teachers have knowledge, training and pathway-related industry skills in their program area Teachers have recent training in their content area Teachers maintain current CTE certification and first aid/CPR certification 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 Continuing Activities: • Each class has leadership competencies that they must meet integrated into their SAE • Students participate in FFA activities. • Students do various oral presentations in all classes. • Students work in small groups for projects. • Students document leadership participation on worksheet and on wall chart for FFA • Students participate in career development events Focus Activities: • CASE training PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Focus Activities: • Focus Activities: • Continuing Activities: • Renew First Aid/CPR as necessary • Maintain CTE certification – exp. 6/30/2019 • Attend a CNC training for TorchMate • Attend a Miller Welding Camp BUILDING PRINCIPAL APPROVAL: _____________________________________________________________ CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR APPROVAL: _____________________________________ ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPROVAL: ____ ______MARCH 23, 2015____________________________ 4 of 4