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Welcome to Mr. Yaeger's Business, Marketing, and Elective Courses!
Fall 2023 Courses:
For information about the course, the syllabus, textbook, and/or assignments, please click on the following:
Schedule - 7:25am-2:55pm
Period
Time
Minutes
Days 1, 3, 5
Days 2, 4, 6
1
8:00 - 8:43
43
College Finance/Prep
2
8:46 - 9:26
40
Study Hall
3
9:29 - 10:09
40
PLAN
PLAN
4
10:12 - 10:52
40
Family & Consumer Science
Lunch
10:55 - 11:25
30
LUNCH
LUNCH
5
11:28 - 11:58
30
Study Hall
Study Hall
6
12:01 - 12:41
40
Intro to Marketing
7
12:44 - 1:24
40
Career & Fin. Management
8
1:27 - 2:07
40
ISS
ISS
9
2:10 - 2:50
40
Career & Fin. Management
Spring 2024 Courses:
For information about the course, the syllabus, textbook, and/or assignments, please refer to the following:
Schedule - 7:25am-2:55pm
Period
Time
Minutes
Days 1, 3, 5
Days 2, 4, 6
1
8:00 - 8:43
43
Career & Fin. Management
Career & Fin. Management
2
8:46 - 9:26
40
Bus. & Comp. Lit. 2
Bus. & Comp. Lit. 3
3
9:29 - 10:09
40
Career & Fin. Management
Career & Fin. Management
4
10:12 - 10:52
40
Family & Consumer Science
Family & Consumer Science
Lunch
10:55 - 11:25
30
LUNCH
LUNCH
5
11:28 - 11:58
30
Study Hall
Study Hall
6
12:01 - 12:41
40
Intro to Investing
Intro to Investing
7
12:44 - 1:24
40
Plan
Plan
8
1:27 - 2:07
40
ISS
ISS
9
2:10 - 2:50
40
Intro. to Entrepreneurship
Intro. to Entrepreneurship
Business Courses
Business Math (Taught by the Math Dept.)
Grade: 10-12
Credit: 1 Unit
Prerequisite: Algebra course and attempted Geometry or secondary mathLearn practical math skills with a focus on real-world applications in consumer and business settings. Topics include money management, loans, debt, business costs, budgeting, banking, and more.
Accounting I
Grade: 10-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: Geometry or Business MathGain foundational knowledge of accounting procedures, financial statements, and business transactions. Explore topics such as journalizing, adjusting entries, payroll, and taxes. Recommended for students considering a business major in college.
BUS 104 - Personal Finance (Thru Jefferson Community College)
Grades: 12
Credit: .5 Unit (3 College Credits)
Prerequisite: CFMLearn personal finance skills including budgeting, credit control, mortgages, investments, and tax planning. This course offers college credits through SUNY Jefferson Community College at an additional cost.
Career and Financial Management
Grade: 9-12
Credit: .5 UnitDevelop essential business and career skills, including organizational skills, career exploration, financial management, and technology skills. Gain knowledge about budgeting, banking, insurance, and the impact of government and technology on society.
College Finance/Prep
Grade: 11-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Recommended: Seniors (Fall Semester) and Juniors (Spring Semester)Prepare for college and career readiness with topics such as college selection, applications, financing college costs, resume writing, time management, and study strategies.
International Business
Grades: 9-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: CFMExplore the foundations of international business and the global economy. Understand socio-cultural, economic, and technological factors affecting foreign trade. Learn about international careers and opportunities.
Intro to Entrepreneurship
Grades: 10-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: CFMDiscover the world of small business ownership and management. Topics include types of business ownership, finance, marketing, and creating a business plan. Engage in hands-on activities and develop skills for the workplace.
Intro to Investing
Grades: 11-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: CFM and secondary mathLearn about different investment options such as savings accounts, bonds, stocks, and mutual funds. Develop financial responsibility, analysis skills, and an understanding of economic forces.
Current Events
Grades: 9-12
Credit: .5 UnitStay informed about significant issues that affect the world, the US, NY, and St. Lawrence County. Develop research, critical thinking, and connection-making skills while exploring current topics.
Intro to Marketing
Grade: 11-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: CFMGain an understanding of marketing and its impact on business and consumers. Study consumer behavior, market research, promotion, pricing, and product management. Engage in case studies and discussions.
Leadership
Grade: 11-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: CFMDevelop civic and personal responsibility, leadership skills, and effective communication. Learn about group dynamics, time management, decision-making, and organizational skills. Engage in projects and community involvement.
Computer Science
Intro. To Computer Science (taught by other faculty)
Grade: 9-12
Credit: .5 UnitGet an introduction to computer science and programming. Learn computational thinking and problem-solving skills. Explore the basics of programming using text-based Python and discover various industries that utilize coding.
AP Computer Science A (taught by other faculty)
Grade: 10-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: Algebra I (Algebra II recommended)Prepare for the AP Computer Science exam with a focus on Java programming. Develop problem-solving and algorithm development skills. Learn to design and implement computer programs for various applications.
Intro to Web Design
Grade: 9-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: Digital Design or Intro to CompStart your journey in web development and design. Explore how websites are built, how browsers interact with the web, and the necessary skills for website creation.
Game Design I
Grade: 9-12
Credit: .5 Unit
Prerequisite: Digital Design or Intro to CompUnleash your creativity and technical skills in designing games. Learn about different gaming platforms, troubleshooting, and the history of gaming. Create your own plan for a 2D video game.
Other
Family and Consumer Science
Grade: 8
Credit: .5 UnitIntroduce important life skills and their application to the business world and daily life. Topics include career selection, budgeting, insurance, nutrition, interpersonal relationships, and basic technology skills.
Business and Computer Literacy
Grade: 7
Credit: .25 UnitEquip middle school students with essential computer skills. Topics include hardware familiarity, file management, keyboarding, Google Suite, internet familiarity, and online safety.