Special Programs
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Grades: 12 (Semester 2 only)
Prerequisite: "B" average or better
This is a daily two hour class for those seniors interested in a teaching career. Periods one and two are spent at a local elementary school assisting a teacher assigned to the student by the assistant superintendent. The student is also responsible for weekly logs and three typewritten papers three-five pages in length.
Grades: 11-12 (1 Semester)
Prerequisite: "C" average or better and application and interview with instructor of the moderate and severe program.
This is a one hour class that can be taken one or more semesters depending on space availability. This class is geared for students interested in assisting with the moderately mentally handicapped students. Attendance is extremely important. Grades are determined by attendance, attitude, and responsibility.
Grades: 12
Prerequisite: See counselor
Ap is a program of college-level courses and exams that gives secondary school students an opportunity to gain advanced placement and/or credit in college. More than 90 percent of the colleges attended by AP candidates grant credit and/or placement to students whose AP Examination grades are considered acceptable.
Specific classes at Lincoln High School are offered in Advanced Placement Government, Advanced Placement Economics, and Advanced Placement Calculus. AP exams are offered in the following areas: Art History, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, English Language and Composition, Literature and Composition, French, German, Government, European History, American History, Latin, Calculus, Music, Physics, and Spanish.
The benefits of an AP Program are numerous. Advanced placement in college allows students to avoid repeating work already done. Students can also take advanced courses in the AP subject, explore other subjects that interest them and join honors and other special programs.
Twin Rivers Career and Technical Education Area
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Grades: 11-12 (1 or 2 Years)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This program will provide basic automotive service skills development that can lead to entry-level jobs and dealerships, independent shops, parts stores or specialty shops.
Grades: 11-12 (1 or 2 Years)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program.
This program will provide basic skill development in all phases of residential home building.
Grades: 11-12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This program provides students with current health care education and basic patient care skills necessary to meet the needs of the health care industry.
Grades: 11-12 (1 or 2 Years)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This class provides the 1500 clock hours of training required to be eligible to take the State Board Exam for licensure.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
Classes simulate the procedures and methods of an architectural office: working drawings are prepared on the board (manually) and on the computer (CAD), and presentation drawings are prepared for marketing purposes.
Grades: 11-12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This program offers the ground school and flight instruction for writing the Federal Aviation Administrator's commercial aviation flight test with instrument rating.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
Students will be prepared for positions in body shops.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
A variety experience in electrical controls, electronics, robotics, and industrial computers is given.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
Students will install, program, and manage computer WAN equipment.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
Students are prepared in the foundations of electronics technology, circuit analysis, linear electronics, and cabling.
Grades: 11-12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This program prepares students for entry level position in fire science and related areas.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This program is devoted to the development of the technical and management skills necessary to meet the food preparation needs of the hospitality industry.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers programs
Students will receive extensive training both manual drafting and computer aided drafting (CAD) which will enable them to create detail and assembly drawing using industry standards.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This program is devoted to the development of the skills necessary for the installation, operation, and maintenance of industrial equipment and systems.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This course will assist in developing skills in the graphic arts area.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
Surveyors establish land and water boundaries, write legal descriptions for deeds and leases, lay out construction and mineral sites, and collect information for the mapping and design of subdivisions, roads, power lines, and industrial sites.
Grades: 12 (1 Year)
Prerequisite: Admission to Twin Rivers program
This course prepares students to work in the field of welding with emphasis on AWS certification.