Visit LPS online at http://www.lps.org/
This page can be found at http://www.lps.org/instruction/curriculum/cte/fcs/curriculum.html?
or by using the QR code to the right.
YOU ARE HERE »
SECTIONS »
Curriculum
The focus of the Family and Consumer Sciences program is the family, self, others, and related careers. Students have the opportunity to become knowledgeable about themselves and others so they can make responsible decisions, interact effectively, and prepare for occupations, as well as the work of the family. High school students may choose a wide variety of classes or focus on one of the following areas:
1. Clothing, Textiles, and Interior Design
2. Foods, Nutrition and Wellness
3. Human and Child Development
All classes meet the Applied Arts graduation requirement. Some classes grant advanced credit at Southeast Community College.
Applied Psychology
Family and Consumer Science Introduction
Creative Clothing and Design
Independent Living
Interior Design
Families and Family Crisis
Human Behavior
Foods and Wellness
Cultural Foods
Culinary Skills
Restaurant Management & Culinary
Science of Food
Teen Issues
Relationships
Infants and Toddlers
Preschool and School Age Children
Student Parenting-Parent
I
Student Parenting-Pregnant II
Student Parenting-Student Child Learning Center Parent III
All classes will not be offered at all high schools. For more information, contact the counselling office of your high school.
MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES
The courses at the Middle School are exploratory and skill-building courses. All students in Middle School will be enrolled in the 6th and 7th grade courses in Family and Consumer Science. Eighth grade students choose from a variety of semester electives.
6th grade - Family and Consumer Science - 6 weeks
7th grade - Family and Consumer Science - 9 weeks
8th grade - Family and Consumer Science - 1 semester
