Below you will find a
list of all courses offered in the
Family and Consumer Sciences
Department.
Family and Consumer Sciences
Individual and Family Development
(Prerequisite: None)
This
one-semester course covers
personality development,
relationships with friends, romantic
relationships, and the marriage
relationship. Special emphasis is
given to the exploration of the
students' own values, goals, and
decisions which affect these
relationships.
Nutrition and Food Science I
(Prerequisite: None)
Available to all grades.
A year-long course focusing
on the basics of nutrition and food
preparation for today's active
family. This class is very hands-on
with the major portion of the course
being completed in the foods lab.
All basic cooking techniques are
covered with an emphasis on
nutritionally sound food selection
and preparation skills.
Nutrition and Food Science II
(Prerequisite: Nutrition and Food
Science I)
A
year-long course focusing on the
restaurant and hospitality industry
as a career option. Students explore
the creative as well as the
management aspects of the industry.
The course is lab-based and include
several collaborations with local
industry.
Responsible Parenting
(Prerequisite:
None)
Another one-semester course which
provides instruction on the decision
to parent and the joys as well as
the responsibilities of parenthood.
Again, special emphasis is placed on
the students' own values, goals, and
decision-making skills. |