Students will develop a working knowledge of computer concepts and essential skills necessary for work and communication in today’s society.

Instructor: Justin Rigsby

This hands-on program makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources systems. Students learn animal science and management, plant and horticultural science, food science, business management, energy systems, environmental science, and mechanical principles. Courses include: Agriculture, Food, Natural Resources; Animal and Plant Science; Mechanical Principles; Livestock Selection, Nutrition Management; Business Management for Ag; and a Capstone/Internship.

Instructor: Julia Naus

Students prepare for careers in various business disciplines across a variety of industries such as business management, human resources, operations management, distribution and logistics, supply chain and legal or medical office management.

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The Advanced Manufacturing program provides students with the necessary technical and academic skills to research and create “CAD” product models with features and functions that meet the needs of the customer, manufacturer, and the overall business. Operations provide students with the skills to administer the manufacturing process, including robots/automation, installation, tools and dies, logistics, inventory control, assembly, repair and quality. Certifications include: 10-Hour OSHA and Motoman FS 100/ DX 100 Basic Programming.

Instructor: Aaron McDougle

Caring to learn and learning to care! Students may participate in clinical experiences as well as State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) training. Upon graduation, students may have earned their STNA to be able to work in the healthcare field while pursuing further education. Students also learn patient-centered care, medical terminology, phlebotomy, and basic EKGs. Program highlights include: Understanding health science & medical terminology, complete a clinical rotation, observe, assess and report for medical records, perform CPR, and practice drawing blood.

Instructor: Amanda Bookmyer, BSN, RN

Students will develop a working knowledge of computer concepts and essential skills necessary for work and communication in today’s society. Students will learn safety, security, and ethical issues in computing as well as learn to design, install, and program Computer Networks; install, repair, and troubleshoot computer hardware and software issues. Students will also have the opportunity to learn about multimedia through the Networking Pathway with our Video and Sound course. Students can earn the A+ Certification and Network+ Certification.

Instructor: Justin Rigsby

Students learn the principles of flight, navigation, weather, aircraft design and construction. Students will explore each of the principles through study and hands-on experiments. Students use CAD software and 3D printing technology along with Aircraft Flight Simulation Trainers. Those enrolling at Grimes Airfield also have the opportunity to work with real aircraft at a working airports. Students will repair sheet metal, paint, weld, machine, grind, rivet, recover, sew, form, punch, dill, troubleshoot and assemble aircraft parts and components onto real flying aircraft. Students will study Flight and Ground operations and participate in the restoration of a historic WWII B-17 and other vintage aircraft. Certifications that are available through a capstone include: Remote Pilot Certification (14 CFR Part 107), Private Pilot Ground School Certification, and Private Pilot Certification.

Instructor: Mark Curtner