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Tech Prep Program 2004
Description of Project

The Tech Prep Program is for Lanphier High school Students (9th, 10th, 11th grade). The purpose is to introduce careers in technology.  The method of delivery will be based on technology group and individual projects.  Students will create PowerPoint presentations on approved topics (sports, hobbies etc.)

Students will also research on Technology jobs – like web design, graphic arts, software engineering or network administration.  The students will role play certain occupations making up fictitious business models and designing company logos and developing a product or service. 

The culmination of these events will be a “Family Night” where the students will give their PowerPoint presentation and displays of their work will be exhibited.  All students will receive a certificate for their participation. 

  Results

  •   Positive extracurricular activity to show how technology can bring empowerment to their lives.

  •    Helpful reference when applying to colleges or entry level work

  •    Gain parental support and encouragement

 Students will be required to complete a pre assessment form and a post assessment form.  Such forms will measure the student’s knowledge on computer technologies and the post assessment will measure their knowledge after the project.  Data will be analyzed to determine statistical results of the project.

 Applications Process:

Students must submit an application describing their desire to participate in this project. 
TECH PREP APPLICATION
Please call (217)789-0830 for more information.

 Number of students served: 12

Sessions for the Summer 2004: 12 students for 9 sessions
July 12th  - August 9th 2004 (Monday’s & Wednesday’s 1-4pm)

Family Night is on the last session date August 9th 2004

Hours: 6-9 pm
12 students their guests RSVP

Syllabus:
 Time: Mondays 3:30p.m. – 5:30 p.m. 
*Family Night 6 p.m. – 9p.m.

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Community Health Training Center
The Community Health Training Center provides maternal/child health and nutrition related programmatic and computer-based instruction. These services are provided to all local and state human service employees. This is part of an effort to help their clients achieve maximum self-sufficiency through integrated family-oriented services.  www.chtc.org.

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Springfield Urban League Head Start
Head Start
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A comprehensive, inter- disciplinary national child development program designed to meet the educational, nutritional, health, social service and mental health needs of low income preschool children and their families.
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