Walker Kroubalkian, 5th grader from Sonoran Science Academy-Broadway discusses his "Cyber Dice" project during Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair (March, 2012).
Welcome to the CAVIT (Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology) YouTube channel. We are a public school district working in partnership with eight area high schools where 11th and 12th grade students can begin preparing for high wage, high demand jobs while still attending high school. CAVIT Veterinary Assistant Program Highlights: *Operate CAVIT's campus-run animal clinic that offers grooming, examinations, and socialization services to community pets. *Work with a variety of dogs, cats, birds, horses, and farm animals to acquire veterinary skills. *Deliver vital animal care services alongside veterinary professionals that include assisting in surgeries, performing lab tests, and developing x-rays. Veterinary Assistant Career Focus: Prepared for immediate employment as a veterinary assistant and college veterinary technician education.
Welcome to the CAVIT (Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology) YouTube channel. We are a public school district working in partnership with eight area high schools where 11th and 12th grade students can begin preparing for high wage, high demand jobs while still attending high school. CAVIT Medical Assistant Program Highlights: *Operate CAVIT's student-run medical clinic that offers healthcare screening services to community residents. *Deliver vital care services alongside medical professionals that include assisting in office surgeries, performing lab tests, and taking vital signs. *Manage medical front office operations by scheduling appointments, maintaining patient files, and creating records for insurance reimbursement. CAVIT's Medical Assistant Program Career Focus: Prepared for immediate employment as a medical assistant and further college medical assistant education.
GenerationXpose.com http | ANNANDALE, Va (WUSA) -- Religious freedom and an about face for Fairfax County schools. A high school honor student sued the school district after an advisor refused to credit her for volunteer hours she served at her church. But now the schools have decided to give the unnamed girl the credits -- and reinstate her to the honor society. In her lawsuit, the 17 year old senior at the prestigious Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, alleges that by denying her credit for these volunteer work hours at her church Sunday school, the school here is effectively denying her a shot at an up to 13-thousand dollar scholarship, and violating her fundamental right to religious freedom. "There's no honor in saying to an honor student, 'your community service at a church doesn't count,' says Jordan Lorence who represented the teenager on behalf of the conservative Alliance Defense Fund. The "bible-believing Christian" told her adviser she was "at a loss" to understand why Fairfax Schools chose to "discriminate against" her 46 hours volunteer work at her church. "It was clearly wrong and unconstitutional," says Lorence. The school district says the just-filed lawsuit was the first time it heard about the problem. Spokesman John Torre says the Honor Society adviser misread the school policy. "The student will be credited with the service hours she performed at her church and she will have her full membership restored in the National Honor ...
Dr. Brian Winsor discusses his purpose and vision for the Paideia Idea. He is passionate about creating schools that embrace families and support them during challenging times. His goal is to create an environment were families have the resources they need. This version was created with additional photos.
To launch Expect More Arizona, we visited several of our state's high schools to hear what students expect from their schools and of themselves.
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Here is an exciting look into the two dozen Unbounded Days courses offered to Webb students this year. Trips ranged from on-campus chemistry and baking lessons, to bicycling down the Californian coastline. Other groups chose to study the ecology of Santa Cruz Island, or the environmental impact of the Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona. Other groups made exploration day trips into Los Angeles through visits to museums and cultural neighborhoods like Olvera Street and Little Tokyo. Webb's talented faculty designed thirty different courses that students could choose from. The course offerings were varied, but they all shared a common mission, as outlined in the purpose statement for this program: Unbounded Days draws upon The Webb Schools' enduring purpose of inspiring students to boldly reach for a greater sense of who they are and what they can achieve. Through immersive, collaborative, relevant, and deeply engaging journeys that connect the classroom and the broader world, students expand their understanding of what it means to think, create, and reflect. They learn that their possibilities and their minds are truly unbounded. The biennial symposium is truly a celebration of intellectual curiosity and creative problem-solving. Made possible by a gift from Robert A. Hefner III '53, founder and owner and managing partner of GHK Company, pioneer in natural gas exploration and production, and advocate for alternative energy research. When Mr. Hefner made his generous gift to the ...
Welcome to the CAVIT (Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology) YouTube channel. We are a public school district working in partnership with eight area high schools where 11th and 12th grade students can begin preparing for high wage, high demand jobs while still attending high school. Contact our cosmetology salon to make an appointment for hair, nail, or facial services. Did you know that the average cosmetology school costs $10000-$15000 in tuition? The CAVIT Cosmetology program continues to be one of the best investments a student in Pinal County can make in his or her future. CAVIT Cosmetology Program Highlights: *Operate CAVIT's student-run clinic offering hair, nail and facial services to community residents. *Administer perms, cuts, color, manicures, pedicures, facials, hair treatments and make-up applications. *Manage tools, equipment, supplies, and facilities in a professional manner. Cosmetology Program Career Focus: Prepared for state licensing cosmetology exam and further education.
A virtual tour of some of the unique programs that make Tempe Union High School District one of Arizona's premiere and highest-achieving school districts. Tempe Union High School District: A family of schools. A community of learning. www.tuhsd.k12.az.us http