Home Economics

Advanced Child Development, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
The advanced child development is a laboratory course that provides content for students to acquire knowledge and skills related to the development and care of children. The content begins with the impact of parenting on the individual(s). It develops concepts related to prenatal and postnatal care, the development of children (including opportunities for making decisions), and childcare guidance techniques. (11610123)

Advanced Food Science and Nutrition, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
This laboratory course provides an in-depth study of the significance of nutrition in food science. It addresses the knowledge and skills needed to study food science, processing, marketing, and technology involved in food/nutrition. (11610127)

Apparel, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
This laboratory course covers concepts and skills related to apparel decisions and management. Students have the opportunity for learning characteristics of fabrics and skills for selection. Apparel construction concepts will promote student’s skills. (11610130)

Comprehensive Home Economics, Grades 9-12, 1/2-1 Credit, [Regular]
The content in this laboratory course is all inclusive of the composition of the home economics discipline. Students may expect to acquire knowledge and skills related to family living, child development, clothing and textiles, housing management, consumer economics and responsibilities, food and nutrition, personal and family health, and the relationship between the home and the work place. (11610120)

Food Science and Nutrition, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
The content in this laboratory course includes a strong component in nutrition as it relates to dietary functions through the family life cycle, special dietary needs, and nutrient sources. Safety, sanitation, and nutrient retention in food preparation are addressed. It covers cultural influences on food patterns, management techniques, and careers in food and nutrition occupation. (11610126)

Home Economics Cluster, Grades 10-12, 1/2-1 Credit, [Regular]
This course provides students knowledge and skills in career options found in home economics business operations, home economics education and communication, home economics human services, home economics sciences and technology, and home economics arts. Students may receive some hands-on experiences within the occupational area(s) of their interest. (11610134)

Housing, Design, and Furnishing, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
The knowledge which is needed to make wise housing decisions is addressed in this laboratory course. Concepts and skills are covered relating to societal aspects of housing choices, housing design features, and home safety. (11610132)

Individual and Family Life, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
This course addresses the individual in the family. It explores basic functions and roles of the family unit. It takes a historical approach to the development of each individual, of the family, and of society. The content provides students with an opportunity to study the principles that affect family living, the responsibilities of adulthood, and career options and adjustments. (11610121)

Interior Design, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
This laboratory course covers the concepts and skills needed to successfully decorate a home and/or business. The content addresses period styles, surface treatments, lighting, use of design, space planning, consideration of occupant needs and management principles is emphasized. (11610133)

Parenting and Child Development, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
Parenting and child development is a laboratory course that focuses on parenthood education. The interrelationship of parenting behavior, behavior of children, and child development is shown. Students may expect to acquire background knowledge regarding the responsibilities involved in parenting and the knowledge needed for effective parenting. (11610122)

Textiles and Apparel Design, Grades 10-12, 1/2 Credit, [Regular]
This laboratory course provides in-depth knowledge and skills in the design of textiles and apparel. Students have opportunities to learn: characteristics and textiles development; and textile selection, use, and care. Skills are taught in design procedures, producing, and marketing. (11610131)

V.E.H., Grades 9-12, 1/2-1 Credit, [Regular]
Comprehensive home economics modified for students with special needs. (13610900)

Home Economics Cooperative (See Cooperative Programs)

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