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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Students: Who is your SSC?

What is an 'SSC'?


  • SSC stands for 'Student Services Coordinator.' 
  • We have 4 staff members assigned to our programs at Eaton RESA Career Preparation Center. 
  • You can meet with your SSC during the school year either in class or in the office. 
  • Do you have questions about your class, or need to know how to retrieve your LCC TUID and password? Ask your SSC. Stop by the office at LCC West Campus Room M104. 
  • SSC's help students by providing: 
    • Scholarship information
    • Financial Aid for College
    • Creating Resumes and Cover Letters
    • Performing Mock Interviews and Preparing for Real Job Interviews
    • Setting up Job Shadows

Who is my assigned SSC? 

Student Services Coordinator are assigned to specific programs. Find your program in the list below:
  • Mrs. Brocklehurst
    • Auto Technology (AM/PM)
    • Auto Collision Repair (AM)
    • Construction Technology (AM)
    • Fashion Design (PM)
    • Welding (AM/PM)
    • Welding II (AM)
  • Mrs. McCullen
    • CAD - Computer Aided Drafting (AM)
    • Computer Support (AM)
    • Criminal Justice (Am/PM)
    • Emergency Medical Services and Fire Science (AM)
    • Law Enforcement (AM/PM)
    • Mobile Applications and Web Development (PM)
  • Mrs. Hamers
    • Animal Science and Zoo Management (AM/PM)
    • Heavy Equipment Operations (AM)
    • Heavy Equipment Repair (AM/PM)
    • Insurance and Risk Management (AM)
  • Ms. Hazelman
    • Computer Graphics, Animation and 3D (AM/PM)
    • Health Technology (AM/PM)
    • Health Technology II (PM)

Eaton RESA Career Preparation Center Home Page

Monday, September 15, 2014

Students: Break the Code of Silence

We want students to be safe in school. What can we do?
OK2SAY is a new program launched by the State of Michigan for students. The program attempts to stop violent behavior and threats before it occurs by peers or in the school. It operates as a CONFIDENTIAL hotline for students, school staff, neighbors and parents to report and share any violent threats in the schools.

Students - How can I report a threat?
When you see someone get bullied, do you walk away because you're afraid? OK2SAY asks that you report any type of violence at school and this includes bullying. You're information (name) is confidential. So why not break the code of silence and send a text to OK2SAY to report this incidence.



Are you Going to 'Stay Quiet'?
So often students remain quiet and do not report threats that go on with their peers at school. When you see someone getting hurt or in trouble, are you going to stay quiet or go get help? What if you were in that situation--would you want the 'watcher' to walk away or go get help for you? 


How Does it Work?
Submit tips and threat reports:
1) Text to 652729
2) Call 8-555-652729

These tips are then on to local authority and law enforcement. 




Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Class Times and Bus Transportation


CLASS TIMES:
Morning session class times are 7:35 AM to 9:35 AM.  
Afternoon session class times are from 12:15 PM to 2:15 PM.

BUS TIMES:

Transportation Schedules for Morning AM classes to Lansing Community College West Campus from your home high school:

Charlotte
Buses will be leaving the high school at 6:35 a.m.

DeWitt
Bus will be leaving from in front of the high school at 6:40 a.m.

Eaton Rapids
Buses will be leaving from the front entrance of the high school at 6:30 a.m.

Grand Ledge
Bus will be leaving from the high school at 6:45 a.m.

Lakewood
Bus will be leaving from the high school at 6:20 a.m.

Maple Valley
Bus will be leaving from the high school at 6:15 a.m.

Potterville
Maple Valley bus picks you up at 6:45 a.m. in front of high school.

Lansing Schools
Check with Home School Dean Transportation.

Other Schools
No transportation is provided for Morning AM session.

Afternoon classes, check with your home high school.


Eaton RESA High School Program at Potter Park Zoo

Potter Park Zoo Gears Up for Another Year of Eaton RESA’s High School Zoo Program. 

Starting this week, Eaton RESA high school students will begin their first semester enrolled in Eaton RESA’s Animal Science and Zoo Management program.  The class is held at Potter Park Zoo for juniors and seniors interested in learning about veterinary medicine, anatomy, conservation, zoology and environmental education. 

Students have the chance to interact with a diversity of animals as well as engage in classroom learning. Whether pouring rain or sunshine, students will work in various capacities to handle and care for animals living indoors or outdoors. Divided into a morning and afternoon session, the program is held Monday through Friday all year round.


Friday, August 29, 2014

Getting Jobs . . . Skilled Trade Workers

What's Happening?
Governor Snyder is focusing on CTE, Career and Technical Education, as an important career route for high school students. Below is a video that his team created on skilled trade workers and how students can acquire these job opportunities in Michigan. CTE provides lots of potential for students who are interested in an alternative route to education.

What are some examples of Skilled Trade Careers? 
  • Auto Technology and Collision
  • Construction and Woodworking
  • Heavy Equipment Operation and Repair
  • Welding 
  • Computer Aided Drafting / CAD
Who is a Skilled Trade Worker? 
  • Auto Machinist, Mechanic or Technician
  • Diesel Engine Mechanic 
  • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic
  • Cement Mason
  • Electrician
  • Construction Technician
  • Ironworker
  • Rig Technician
  • Furniture Designer
  • Crane Operator
  • Locksmith
  • Power Line Technician
  • Utility Arborist
  • Draftsman
  • Commercial Pilot
  • Dental Assistant

Further Information:
Governor Rick Snyder's Facebook

Monday, August 25, 2014

What is Articulated College Credit?

What is Articulated Credit?     

Articulated and Direct College Credits allow high school students to acquire college credits upon successful completion of a college level course. Eaton RESA's programs are based upon college level work. So students can earn college credits if they pass all the necessary requirements to complete the program (assessment tests, homework, test, grades). 
 
What is the difference between Articulated and Direct Credit?  

Direct Credit allows you to earn college credits that can transfer to most community colleges in Michigan. Articulated Credit also allows you to earn college credit but it must be used at a specific college, in this case, the credit must be applied at Lansing Community College. Most of the Eaton RESA Career Preparation Center programs offer Direct College Credit. However, we have two programs that only offer Articulated College Credit --- Heavy Equipment Operator and Repair at AIS.
 


 


How is Direct Credit Awarded to the Student?  

Direct credit is awarded to a student who: a) meets the performance objectives for a specific college course; b) obtains the required Accuplacer level prerequisite for the course(s), c) passes the college course final examinations, if one is required. These credits are shown as numerical grades on the student’s college transcript.

Why is this important for you to know?  

Articulated and direct credits allow high school students to earn college credits while they are still enrolled in high school. You can save time and money right now.

What does this all mean? You're getting a jump start on college by having the chance to earn college credits BEFORE you graduate high school.

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Course: Computer Graphics, 3D, and Animation

Students in the Computer Graphics, 3D, and Animation course utilize exciting software programs that help them learn skills needed for potential job opportunities and college degrees in Mass Communications, Video Production, Digital Media, Marketing, Advertising, Computer Graphics and Multimedia. 
  1. Maya is a 3D animation program that teaches students to model and design humans, animals, and objects.
  2. Adobe Photoshop is a 2D graphics program that teaches students depth, dimension, shadows, light, layering, and colors.
  3. Adobe Flash is a 2D animation program to create character animation and motion for the web.