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Academy Components
● Curriculum Course Sequence (“pathway”)
o Four-year high school program
o Structured course sequence that integrates both core academic courses and
program-specific courses
▪ Includes required and student choice electives
● Service Learning
o Integrates meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teach civic responsibility, and strengthen communities
o 10 hours per academic year (required)
o Provides students the ability to build passions beyond the classroom
● Certification Opportunities
o MOS certifications
● Enrichment Opportunities
o Work-Based Learning (CTE Structured Learning Experiences) - internships, job shadowing, cooperative learning
o Guest speakers, field trip experiences, industry tours, and interviews
o Possible partnerships with local business
● Reflective Portfolio
o Students engage in continuous reflection to record their Academy experiences
● Capstone Project
o Completed within the Capstone Course (Senior year)
o Students work in teams to research, present, and defend major project (choice of topic) o Includes experiences from service learning components as well as the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the student’s academic career
● FBLA- Future Business Leaders of America membership
o FBLA is the largest student business organization in the country.
o FBLA provides students with networking opportunities as well as develops leadership skills during several conferences throughout the year.
o FBLA has several levels of competitions in business events. Students will work on their projects with this as part of the academy experience.
o Students enrolled in the SCVTS/WHS Finance & Business Management Academy must be a member of FBLA.
● Advisory Board
o Members include industry representatives, parents/guardians, faculty, District and school-level administrators, and university partners
o 1 Advisory Board for Finance & Business Management