Program of Study Proposed for 2014-15 Pathway: Health Sciences School Name: Medicine and Community Health Academy Campus: Cody District: Detroit Public Schools 9th grade 10th grade 11th grade English (indicate integration) English 9 English 10 English 11 English 12 Electives: African American Literature Yearbook Mathematics Algebra Geometry Algebra II Probability and Statistics Pre-Calculus Biology Chemistry Anatomy Electives: Principles of Biomedical Science (Project Lead the Way PLTW) Electives: Human Body Systems (PLTW) or Forensics or Biomedical Innovation (PLTW) US History Government/Economics World History (indicate integration) Standards-Aligned Curriculum (2.1) 12th grade Science (indicate integration) History/Social Science Medical Interventions (PLTW) (indicate integration) Language Other Than English Spanish 1 Spanish 1, Spanish 2 Electives: Student Government Leadership Spanish 2, Spanish 3 (indicate integration) Visual and Performing Arts/ Physical Education (indicate integration) Physical Education Health Careers and Computers Art Personal Health Management Computers Technical Core (indicate integration) Please indicate ROP Courses Students will complete one of the following: Principles of Biomedical Sciences (PLTW) Health Careers Exploration HIPAA training and medical ethics introduction Students will complete one of the following: Human Body Systems (PLTW) Careers Computers Students will complete one of the following: Medical Interventions (PLTW) Science of Wellness HIPAA Certification CPR, AED, First AID Certification Medical Terminology Medication Dosing Electives: ACT prep Students will complete one of the following: Biomedical Innovation (PLTW)Students research, design, and create a solution to a current biomedical issue Forensics Science/Crime Scene InvestigationStudents will learn and apply technical and analysis skills to different crime scene scenarios. EMT- coursework will lead to EMT certification and prepare students for hire after graduation. CNA- coursework will lead to CNA certification and prepare students for hire after graduation. Medical Ethics WORK-BASED LEARNING (2.6) SUPPORT SRVICES AND PERSONAIZATION (2.7) Academic interventions, guidance and counseling, college and career planning Integrated Thematic Units Coordinated, sequenced and scaled, connected to academic and technical coursework Career Mapping (Career exploration) Health care conference Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Virtual Job Shadowing (soft skills – reading, writing, interview) with clinical hours - Health care conference - Project Lead the Way -Job Shadowing and summer internships - Health care conference -PLTW Clinical hours (soft skills – reading, writing, interview) in a health care field (such as EMT/CNA) Health care conference - Project Lead the Way Seminar-Targeted interventions in academic areas -Osteochamps @ MSU EDP growth evaluation and adaptation Seminar-Targeted interventions in academic areas -Osteochamps @ MSU EDP growth evaluation and adaptation College and career fair College visits Seminar-Targeted interventions in academic areas Citizen CPR and First AID outreach/marketing, Blood Drive organization Senior Defense Health career presentations by health care professionals Seminar Career interest survey Educational Development Plan implementation College and career fair College visits College and career fair College visits Proposed Crosscurricular Units and projects and Advisory Curriculum Healthy Living, Healthy YouPreventing Obesity Grassroots- Healthy eating through urban gardening and marketing of produce EDP growth evaluation and adaptation College and career fair College visits