COE program offers youth work a career path in offices
Debbi Stevenson highlights Cooperative Office Education as a bridge to part time jobs in secretarial and clerical fields. Students gain filing typing answering calls and basic accounting while coursework in accounting typing and business supports success. Variety eases transition but初 initial days can be scary as new workers adjust to formal office norms and customer interactions.
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Debbie Stevenson
Herald
COE
April Mathias
Highland
Carla Gimple
Kleinhein Greetings
Wron
Industrial arts offer vocational possibilities at Frankton High
Frankton High School presents diverse industrial arts offerings. Drawing I covers machine parts while advanced drawing emphasizes cams and gears. Architectural drawing designs houses with plumbing and electrical plans. Printing I hands on type setting and offset printing. Electronics teaches electrical laws and theory with practical soldering. Woodworking and metals explore machines foundry work welding and safety.
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Kammy
Ned Bourke
Ohm
Tom Mitchell
Huntsinger
HERO Aids Students In Real World Prep Program
SUSAN SHAFER describes Home Economics Related Occupations HERO, a high school program pairing class work with part time jobs at supermarkets and restaurants. Students earn credits, learn economics and tax forms, select job interests with sponsors, and can work 15 hours weekly with summer options. The program includes fundraisers and an Employer Appreciation Banquet to honor participating employers and top students.
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Susan Shafer
HERO
Teens start CHO program at Anderson High School
At Anderson High School the Cooperative Health Occupations program offers juniors and seniors vocational training in hospitals nursing homes and laboratories. Students like Karen Cox and Connie Vincent work part time in real settings while taking CHO classes learning patient care and health practices.
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Anderson High School
Marilyn Lamey
CHO
Karen Cox
Community Hospital
Karen
Anderson College
Pendleton Heights FFA Judging Team Shines in Indiana Contests
Lisa Breece profiles Pendleton Heights Vocational Agricultural Program students who pursue vocational agriculture courses including Soils and Crops Agricultural Science and Agricultural Mechanics. Judging is core, with FFA club involvement and real farm work placements guided by Fred Wolfe and Gary Wilson. Local farmers visit to share methods.
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Lisa Breece
Pendleton Heights
Indiana
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Fred Wolfe
Gary Wilson
Cadet teachers learn pitfalls at Alexandria High School
Cadet teaching enters its second year at Alexandria High School offering seniors a pathway to teaching or guidance counseling. The narration highlights the challenges of gaining student respect, observing two personalities, and finding effective techniques to engage pupils without forcing learning.
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John Fox Herald
Alexandria High School
Greg Willman
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