Cincinnatus Central School: Computer Sequences


Cincinnatus Central School is among only 4 schools in New York State to offer a 5 Year Computer Program with Regents Credit
3 Unit Computer Program New York State Education Department Approved Required Courses Keyboardingû (½ unit) & Career and Financial Planning (½ unit) Computer Applicationsû (1 Unit) Advanced Computer Applicationsû (1 unit) 5 Unit Computer Program New York State Education Department Approved with Regents Credit Required Courses Keyboardingû (½ unit) & Career and Financial Planning (½ unit) Computer Applicationsû (1 Unit) Advanced Computer Applicationsû (1 unit) Elective Courses Multimedia Presentations (1 unit) Computer Graphics I (½ unit) & Computer Graphics II (½ unit) Computer Aided Design I (½ unit) Computer Publications I (1 unit - Produces The Lion's Roar School Newspaper & Yearbook) Computer Publications II (1 unit - Advanced Production of The Lion's Roar School Newspaper and Yearbook) TV/Radio Production-HS Year I (1 Unit) TV/Radio Production-HS Year II (1 Unit) Work Study in Computers Year I (1 unit) Work Study in Computers Year II (1 unit) *For a five unit program students would be required to complete a 3 unit program and 2 units of elective credit from the above elective courses. ûTC3 Concurrent Enrollment Classes (Dual Credit)
Melissa Farber Teaches: Grade 8 TV Production and Middle School Grad 5-6 Computer Classes Lori Kievit Teaches: Keyboarding, Computer Applications, Advanced Computer Applications, Computer Publications I&I, and Computer Aided Design Nicole Rice Teaches: Computer Work Study Eileen Schlag Teaches: Computer Graphics I & II Jeff Wait Teaches: Grade UPK - 4 Elementary Computer Classes, HS Keyboarding and Career and Financial Planning Mary Warner Teaches: Multimedia Presentations, Computer Publications I & II, and HS TV Production Year I & Year II
*The curriculum content is a result of student demand for computer classes that grow in more challenging material throughout their high school career so that they may graduate computer literate at an intermediate or advanced level. The in-house written curriculum has been approved by Jon Greenwalt's team in the Office of Workforce Preparation at the New York State Education Department.
Course Descriptions: Keyboardingû (Required) Career and Financial Planning Computer Applicationsû Advanced Computer Applicationsû Multimedia Presentations Computer Graphics I Computer Graphics II Computer Publications I Computer Publications II TV/Radio Production-MS (8th Grade) TV/Radio Production-HS (High School) Computer Work Study
Curriculum: High School Keyboardingû (Required) Middle School Keyboarding Computer Applicationsû Advanced Computer Applicationsû Multimedia Presentations Computer Graphics I Computer Graphics II Computer Publications I Computer Publications II Computer Work Study TV/Radio Production-MS (8th Grade) TV/Radio Production-HS (High School)
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