HCST Curriculum

Students will take one quarter of each of the four Building Trades introduction courses.

Focuses on framing systems, blueprint reading, and site layout.

Advanced topics in exterior finishing, roofing, and energy efficiency.

Students will take one quarter of each of the four Building Trades introduction courses: Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, and Welding.

Focuses on residential framing, including floors, walls, and roof systems.

Covers exterior and interior finishing, including siding, roofing, and trim work.

Advanced carpentry, project management, and preparation for industry certifications.

An overview of various careers in the healthcare industry, medical ethics, and foundational medical terminology.

Builds on foundational knowledge with a focus on patient care procedures, infection control, and vital signs.

A detailed study of the structure and function of the human body's major systems, including the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems.

An exploration of the principles of nutrition and their role in maintaining health, preventing disease, and managing medical conditions.

Provides training in emergency medical response, including patient assessment, CPR, and first aid techniques for various medical emergencies.

Prepares students for the CCMA certification exam, covering clinical procedures, pharmacology, and patient interaction in an ambulatory setting.

Continues the study of human body systems with a focus on the cardiovascular, respiratory, endocrine, and digestive systems.

Introduction to hairstyling, safety, sanitation, and state board regulations.

Advanced hair cutting and coloring techniques, and introduction to skincare.

Focus on chemical services, nail technology, and advanced skincare practices.

Salon management, business practices, and final preparation for state licensure examination.

Introduction to the legal system, civics, and constitutional law.

Criminal justice procedures, mock trial, and public policy.

Advanced legal concepts, civil law, and international relations.

Capstone research project, internship opportunities, and pre-law studies.

Introduction to digital graphics, video editing, and web design principles.

Advanced concepts in animation, user interface design, and multimedia storytelling.

Project-based learning focusing on portfolio development and client work.

Capstone projects, advanced industry software, and career preparation.

Students will take one quarter of each of the four Building Trades introduction courses: Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, and Welding.

Residential wiring, Ohm's law, and blueprint reading.

Commercial wiring, motors, and advanced electrical code.

Industrial applications, troubleshooting, and career preparation.

Overview of supply chain principles, warehousing, and transportation.

Inventory control, procurement, and global logistics strategies.

Advanced supply chain management, technology in logistics, and sustainability.

Strategic planning, risk management, and industry certification preparation.

Students will take one quarter of each of the four Building Trades introduction courses: Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, and Welding.

Focuses on residential and commercial plumbing installations and repair.

Advanced topics including system design, code compliance, and fixture installation.

Specialized systems, troubleshooting, and preparation for professional licensing.

Students will take one quarter of each of the four Building Trades introduction courses: Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, and Welding.

Introduction to welding safety and basic techniques in shielded metal arc welding (SMAW).

Advanced techniques including gas metal arc (MIG) and gas tungsten arc (TIG) welding.

Specialized welding processes, pipe welding, and preparation for AWS certification.