

Personal Finance is a course designed to help students understand the impact of individual choices on occupational goals and future earnings potential. It presents essential knowledge and skill to make informed decisions about real world financial issues. Units of study include income, money management, spending and credit as well as savings and investing. Students will design personal and household budgets, simulate use of checking and savings accounts, demonstrate knowledge in finance, debt and credit management, and evaluate and understand insurance, taxes and retirement planning. This course will provide a foundation for making informed personal financial decisions.


This course is designed to study marketing principles and concepts and apply them in the sports and entertainment industry. Instructional areas will include: An orientation to the sports and entertainment industry, event execution, career opportunities, decision making, event marketing, advertising and promotion. Classroom instruction will be reinforced using guest speakers, case studies, field trip experiences, current periodicals, real-life group scenarios, projects and discussions.


Accounting I teaches the concepts of the accounting cycle for a merchandise business run as a partnership. This one semester course will look at the structure of basic business partnership. The students will learn how accounting practices are used to gather information necessary to report profits and losses.
