Adult Career & Technical Education - Canton City School District
Adult Career & Technical EducationCanton City School District2018/2019 Program CatalogProviding the education and guidance for adultswho are changing professions, displaced from theirjobs, or seeking to advance their careers.
About UsWelcome to Adult Career & Technical Education!Adult Career & Technical Education is committed to helping adults achieve their educational andcareer goals. We pride ourselves on quality and value. We are fully accredited by the Council onOccupational Education, and operate as an Ohio Technical Center through the Ohio Department of HigherEducation. All of our career technical programs prepare adults for Northeast Ohio in-demand jobs andoffer state and/or nationally-recognized industry credentials and certifications.Our entire staff and faculty are committed to making your investment in time and financial resources asuccessful experience. Congratulations on the steps you are taking to obtain the skills necessary tocompete and advance in today’s workforce.Marilyn VanAlmenDirector of Adult Community EducationCanton City School DistrictOur AdvantagesFor over 40 years, Adult Career & Technical Education has been committed to ensuring that residents ofthe greater Stark County area have the skills and knowledge needed for gainful employment and animproved quality of life. Our career programs have several key advantages over other educationalinstitutions:Less Costly than College. Our programs cost thousands of dollars less than attending college.Financial Aid. 99% of our students receive local or federal money to help pay tuition.Faster Completion. You can be certified for an in-demand job in less than one year.Career Management Instruction. Learn how to better market yourself to get that great job.Professional Instructors . Each instructor is a certified expert in their field.Work-Based Activities. Programs include an externship or clinical for real-world experience. Our VisionProvide a continuum of learning opportunities to empower adults to achieve their goals, become lifelonglearners, and be successful workers and citizens.Our MissionProvide the personal and professional development skills for our adult learners to obtain industrycredentials for career employment in Northeast Ohio in-demand jobs, and future success in life.2
About UsOur FacilitiesMain Campus All healthcare programs are conducted at the Main Campus located at 2800 13th Street SW, Canton,Ohio 44710. The Main Campus has 12 classrooms, four medical labs, computer lab, student lounge, studentlibrary, and administrative offices. The Main Campus also has state-of-the-art educational equipment including HP personal computerswith wireless access, DVR/TV systems, Smart Boards, healthcare lab equipment (hospital beds,examination tables, phlebotomy tables, EKG machine), and a digital nursing simulation lab.Technical Training Campus The Automotive Service Technician program is conducted at the Technical Training Campus located at730 Market Ave. South, Canton, Ohio 44702. The Technical Training Campus has a classroom with HP computers and a 3,000 sq. ft. auto shopwith three lifts, front-end alignment equipment, state-of-the-art tools and supplies.Our AccreditationWe are fully accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education, 7840 RoswellRoad, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350, Telephone: 770-396-3898, Fax: 770-396-3790,www.council.org.Our FacultyOur instructors are diligent in helping their students to succeed, and they are empowered to do so. Eachinstructor is a certified expert in their field.Full-Time Mary Baumler: Practical Nurse Program, ADN-Kent State University Suzette Best: Medical Assistant Program, BS-Franklin University Mike Caudill: Emergency Medical Technician Program, Certified Paramedic Sherry Diana: Practical Nurse Program, MSN-Western Governors University Cris Hampe: Practical Nurse Program, BSN-Chamberlain College Al Johnson: Automotive Service Technician Program, Master ASE Certified Mechanic Michelle Kireta, Practical Nurse Program, MSA-Walden University Brenda Klingelsmith: State Tested Nurse Assistant Program, ADN-Kent State University Kathy Nicholson, Practical Nurse Program, MSN-Kent State University Darci Vassilliu: Patient Care Technician Program, LPN-Apollo School of Practical Nursing Sharon Yaros, Practical Nurse Program, MSN-Lourdes University Teresa Zayac: Practical Nurse Program, BSN-Ohio UniversityPart-Time Amber Berry, Practical Nurse Program, BSN, Akron University Sheila Flowers, STNA Program, BSN-Mercy Medical School ·Donna Hoover, Practical Nurse Program, ADN-Walsh University Erin Randles, Practical Nurse Program, BSN-Chamberlin College3
Getting StartedEasy Ways to Register By Phone: Call 330-438-2556, Monday—Friday, 8:00am—4:00pm By Email: Send your application to medure l@ccsdistrict.org By Mail: Mail your application to Adult Career & Technical Education, 2800 13th Street SW, Canton,OH 44710, ATTN: Lori Medure Walk-In: Register in-person at 2800 13th Street SW, Canton, OH 44710, Monday-Friday, 8:00am—4:00pmAdmission ProcessNote: You must be 18 years of age or older, and possess a High School Diploma or GED.Contact us by phone, email, mail, or visit to get information and answers to your questions.Complete an Application.Demonstrate academic readiness by passing an admissions test. Free tutoring is available to helpyou prepare for the tests. Automotive Service Technician, Medical Assistant, Medical Insurance Billing & Coding, PatientCare Technician Programs: Score a minimum of 585 in reading and 550 in math on the AdultBasic Education Admissions Test (TABE). Practical Nursing Program: Score a cumulative of 52% or higher on the Test of EssentialAcademic Skills Admissions Test (TEAS V). A non-refundable fee of 55.00 is required.Complete all financial aid paperwork.Provide a copy of a High School transcript, GED certificate, or college transcript.Pass a BCI/FBI background check (except for the Automotive Service Technician program).Complete a personal interview with school staff.Pass a ten-panel drug screening prior to attending clinical/externship (except for the AutomotiveService Technician program).Practical Nurse Program only: If necessary, complete a minimum of 48 hours of volunteer work ina structured health care environment.Complete other health screenings as required (e.g. physical exam, TB test, Hepatitis B vaccine,etc.).4
Financial AidThe purpose of financial aid programs is to assist students in overcoming economic barriers toattending postsecondary institutions. Following are the guiding principles of the financial aidprograms at Adult Career and Technical Education: The primary purpose of student financial aid is to provide assistance to qualified students who wouldotherwise be unable to attend this school without such aid. Students are expected to take primaryresponsibility for the financing of their education. Therefore, any financial aid a student may receivefrom our school should be regarded as supplemental to that which can be provided by the student. We believe in the principles of student self investment. Students are expected to save and provide aportion of their earnings for their educational expenses. In selecting financial aid recipients, we place emphasis upon need, achievement, and promise. TheFinancial Aid Advisors provide counseling for students who desire assistance in financial planning tomeet educational expenses. We admit students of any race, color, age, marital status, national or ethnic origin in theadministration of educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs or otherschool administered programs. Because the amount of financial aid awarded reflects the economic circumstances of the studentand/or family, we will refrain from any public announcements of the amount of aid awarded, andencourage students to also respect the confidentiality of this information.Following are the various types of financial aid available to our students: Pell Grants: This is a federal grant through the U.S. Department of Education. It is awarded on thebasis of your previous year’s income. This grant applies to most 600 hour programs. Applicantsshould apply at least two months prior to enrollment. You must first fill out the Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) form in order to determine your financial aid eligibility. The FAFSA form isavailable at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation: BVR provides funding for individuals with disabilities. Call theCanton office (330-438-0500) to see if you qualify. Employer Sponsored Funding: Check with your employer to see if your organization has employeefunding or a reimbursement program. Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act: WIOA provides funding for the underemployed, single parents, economically disadvantaged, dislocated workers, and other special needs individuals. CallOhioMeansJobs (330-433-9675) or Jobs & Family Services (330-452-4661) to see if you qualify. TAA/TRA/NAFTA: This funding is available to dislocated workers to pursue training. ContactOhioMeansJobs (330.433.9675) Student Loans: These loans are for tuition and expenses with extended repayment terms available.5
Full-Time ProgramsAutomotive Service Technician (1,020 Hours)This program will develop automotive service knowledgeand skills in order to secure an entry-level position in anautomotive repair shop. The program is eligible for PellGrants and is approved for veteran’s benefits. Program is scheduled Sep.—Jun., M—TH (Fridays duringexternship), 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 8,760. Textbooks, supplies, tool kit, and ASEexam fee are included. Graduates sit for the ASE Certification Exam in one ofthe following areas: engine performance,electronics/electrical systems, engine repair, brakes or steering/suspensions.Program OutlineCourse6Theory LabHours HoursTotalHoursBrakes8062142Steering & Suspensions8063143Engine Repair8063143Electrical/Electronics8065145Engine Performance8067147Career l Hours4595611,020
Full-Time ProgramsMedical Assistant (1,040 Hours)The program prepares competent, entry-level Medical Assistants inthe cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior)learning domains. Students must complete 100% of MAERB CoreCurriculum psychomotor and affective competencies in order to graduate.The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of AlliedHealth Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendationof the Medical Assisting Education Review Board (MAERB), Commission onAccreditation of Allied Health Programs, 25400 US Hwy. 19 N., Suite 158,Clearwater, FL 33763, 727-210-2350. Program is eligible for Pell Grants and is approved for veteran’sbenefits. Program is scheduled Sep.—Jun., M—TH (Fridays during externship),8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 8,500. Health screenings, background check, textbooks, supplies, uniforms, and certificationexam fees are included. Graduates sit for the AAMA Certification Exam.Program OutlineCourseTheory LabHours HoursTotalHoursMedical Terminology70070Anatomy & Physiology70070Computers & Keyboarding06767228100328Law & Ethics12012Basic Math & Pharmacology201232Medical Assisting Clinical75150225Career Management20020Externship0160160Success Class056565954451,040Med. Office, EHR, Insurance,Billing/CodingTotal HoursPage 77
Full-Time ProgramsMedical Insurance Billing & Coding (1,020 Hours)This program provides the knowledge and skills necessary toperform the technical and clerical tasks to process medicalinsurance claims. The program is eligible for Pell Grants and isapproved for veteran’s benefits. Program is scheduled Sep.—Jun., M—TH (Fridays duringexternship), 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 8,990. Health screenings, background check, textbooks, supplies, and certification exam fees are included. Graduates sit for the Medical Insurance Billing and CodingExam and/or the NCICS Insurance and Coding Specialistexam. Students may also sit for the CPC exam if they meetthe required grade point average.Program OutlineCourseTotalHoursMedical Terminology70070Anatomy & Physiology70070Computers & Keyboarding06767228100328Law & Ethics12012Basic Math & Pharmacology201232Medical Insurance Billing &Coding Clinical Applications75150225Career Management20020Externship0160160Success Class036364955251,020Med. Office, EHR, Insurance,Billing & CodingTotal Hours8Theory LabHours Hours
Full-Time ProgramsFull-TimePatient Care Technician (735Hours)ProgramsThis program provides the knowledge and skills necessaryto secure an entry-level position for direct patient care in ahospital, rehabilitation clinic, nursing home, or home health.The program is eligible for Pell Grants and is approved forveteran’s benefits. Program is normally scheduled Sep.- Mar. and Apr.- Oct.,M—F, 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 7,110. Health screenings, background check,textbooks, supplies, uniforms and certification examfees are included. Graduates sit for the Patient Care Technician, ECG, Phlebotomy, and STNA Certification Exams.Program OutlineCourseTheory LabHours HoursTotalHoursAnatomy & Physiology70070Medical Terminology70070Cardio-graphic Technician402060First Aid/CPR101121Phlebotomy222850Nurses Aid642791Patient Care8446130Career p0135135Total Hours381319Page 97359
Full-Time ProgramsPractical Nursing (1,200 Hours)The Practical Nurse Program is under the supervision and direction of theOhio Board of Nursing. The program provides the student with theknowledge, skills, and clinical experiences required for employment as aLicensed Practical Nurse in long term care facilities, hospitals and clinics.The curriculum meets the requirements of the Ohio Board of Nursing and theOhio Board of Higher Education. The program also has a written articulationagreement with the Stark State College Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)Program. The program is scheduled Aug.—Jun., M—F, 8:00am—3:00pm. Clinicalexperiences are scheduled 6:45am—1:45pm, TH—F. Nonrefundable Admission Test Fee: 55 Cost: 14,850. Health screenings, background check, textbooks, supplies, uniforms, graduation, andNCLEX-PN certification test are included.Program icalHoursTotalHoursIntroduction to Nursing20000200Nursing I1403624200LEVEL 13403624400Nursing II1402436200Nursing III1581824200LEVEL 22984260400Nursing IV1341254200Nursing V140060200LEVEL 327412114400Total Program Hours912901981,200
Short-Term CoursesEmergency Medical Technician (168 Hours)This is the entry level course for those considering a career inEmergency Medical Service. The course is also the required entrylevel course for anyone choosing to pursue a career as aParamedic. The program is also an excellent supplementarycourse for students planning careers in physical therapy, healthand wellness, fitness, athletic training, or exercise physiology. Cost: 970. Textbook and shirt are included in the cost. Thecourse is approved for veteran’s benefits. Successful completion qualifies you for the National Registry Exam to become a certified EMT inOhio. (The exam fee is not included in cost of class). Call our main office for class dates and times.Program OutlineCourseTheory LabHours HoursTotalHoursFoundations718Airway Management262046Patient Assessment242044Medical Emergencies20424Trauma Emergencies101020Special Populations12416Clinical01010Total Hours996916811
Short-TermProgramsShort-TermCoursesState Tested Nurse Assistant (91 Hours)This program provides the knowledge, skills, and clinical experiencesrequired to take the State Nurses Aide Competency & Evaluation Test. The program is scheduled monthly, Monday—Friday, 8:00am—4:00pm. Callthe main office for the schedule and to register.Cost: 530. health screenings, background check, textbooks, supplies areincluded. The State Nurse Aide Competency exam ( 100) is not included inthe cost.Program OutlineCourseTheoryHoursLabHoursTotalHoursProgram Overview707Infection Control, Safety Practices707Body Mechanics, Mobility707Body Functioning707Personal Care Skills077Caring for the Elderly Population707Nutrition, Toileting707Mealtime, Clinical257Skin Care, Immobility707Clinical Experience077Care for the Dying, Clinical347Final Exam, Student Reports707“My time at ACTE gave me the direction, skills and confidence ICertification TestPreparation707needed to improve myself and proudly serve my community as anTotal HoursEMT.”Deanne Widuck, Past EMT Graduate68Medical Coding (80 Hours)Page 122391This course provides the skills and knowledge necessary to select diagnostic and procedural codes formedical expense reimbursements. Offered in the evening from 5:30pm—8:30pm. Call the main office for dates and to register. Prerequisite: Completion of a medical terminology course or one year of hands-on experience inmedical coding. Cost: 715. Textbooks are included.12
Short-Term CoursesPhlebotomy for the Professional (18 Hours)This course is designed for professionals who already have a medical background and wish to learnphlebotomy. Prior anatomy and physiology knowledge is required. Offered in the evening (5:45pm—8:45pm). Call the main office for dates and to register. Cost: 270 Train to successfully draw venous and capillary blood using vacutainer, syringe, and pipettes. Gain hands-on experience—successful venipunctures are required. Hepatitis B vaccination strongly recommended.Short-Term ProgramsAutomotive Technology: Brakes (142 Hours)Learn to diagnose, repair, and replace drum and disc brake systems. Program is scheduled Sep.—Oct., M—TH, 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 1,120. ASE Certification Exam and tool kit are not included. Call the main office for course dates and to register.Automotive Technology: Steering & Suspensions (143 Hours)Learn how to diagnose and repair front and rear suspension systems, steering systems, drivelines, andwheel components., and perform front-end alignments. Program is scheduled Oct.—Dec., M—TH, 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 1,120. ASE Certification Exam and tool kit are not included. Call the main office for course dates and to register.Automotive Technology: Engine Repair (143 Hours)Learn how to diagnose and repair engine mechanical problems, conduct engine tune-ups, and rebuildshort-block engines. Program is scheduled Dec.—Feb., M—TH, 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 1,120. ASE Certification Exam and tool kit are not included. Call the main office for course dates and to register.Automotive Technology: Electrical/Electronics (145 Hours)Learn basic electrical principles, electrical tests and circuits, and diagnose and repair ignition and startersystems, fuel and emission control systems, and electrical components. Program is scheduled Feb.—Mar., M—TH, 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 1,120. ASE Certification Exam and tool kit are not included. Call the main office for course dates and to register.Automotive Technology: Engine Performance (147 Hours)Learn the major uses of computer controls on modern vehicles, and perform basic engine performancediagnostics using scan tool diagnostics. Program is scheduled Mar.—May, M—TH, 8:30am—4:00pm. Cost: 1,120. ASE Certification Exam and tool kit are not included. Call the main office for course dates and to register.1113
On-Line Courses Do you want do improve your skills, but don’t have the time to sit in a classroom?Would you rather learn at your own pace?Would you rather learn in the comfort of your home or office.Then visit our Ed2Go training website (www.ed2go.com/ccsadulted).Take advantage of the hundreds of on-line courses available. Courses start as low as 100.Courses are available in many areas including: 14Computer ApplicationsPage 14AccountingForeign LanguagesMarketingBusiness Management.and many others
Support for VeteransAdult Career & Technical Education is dedicated to supporting the educational and professional successof our U.S. military service members. We value their commitment and understand their unique needs andsituations such as temporary duty (TDY), temporary additional duty (TAD) commitments, and deploymentmissions.If you are an active duty service member, reservist, or veteran of the armed forces, you can use thefollowing education benefits for most of our full-time and short-term career programs: The Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) reimburses tuition costs through an educational assistance allowance.The Post-9/11 GI Bill applies direct funds to cover a portion of costs for tuition, fees, and books.The VA Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program offers benefits to veterans with serviceconnected disabilities.To get more information on specific GI Bill benefits, eligibility requirements, and application procedures,visit www.gibill.va.gov.15
AspireFREE services can help you be college and career ready! Earn a High School Equivalency Diploma (GED). Improve your English (for speakers of other languages - ESOL). Prepare for pre-employment testing. Study for ACTE or college entrance exams. Brush up on skills before you begin college or career training classes.High School Equivalency (GED) PreparationMost college or career training programs, and most good jobs, require a high school diploma or anequivalency diploma (GED). The Adult College and Career Readiness Center offers free classes to helpyou pass the high school equivalency tests in Canton, Massillon, Alliance, and Minerva. Classes areoffered both days and evenings (mornings only in Minerva), and through distance learning. Here is how toregister: In Canton: Register any Monday (except holidays) at the Stark County District Library in downtownCanton (715 Market Ave. N.) No appointment is necessary. Register either 10:00am—noon or5:30pm—7:30pm. Please arrive on time and plan to spend two (2) hours. In Massillon: Register any Monday at 9:00am or 5:30pm at Central Presbyterian Church(47 Second St. N.E.). Use the Second St. door across the street from the Massillon Library. Plan to stayfor three (3) hours. In Alliance: Register any Monday at 8:30am or 5:00pm at Alliance High School (400 Glamorgan St.)Use Door #2 and plan to stay for three (3) hours. In Minerva: Register at Minerva High School (501 Almeda Ave.), 9:00am – 12:00 noon, Tuesday,Wednesday, or Thursday.At registration, schedule an appointment to assess your current math, reading, and writing skills. You mayalready have the skills you need to pass some sections of the high school equivalency test. Depending onyour skill levels, you can take a free practice test in one or more subjects, take the test immediately, orattend free classes.Page 1618
AspireBridges College Transition Program Do you need help getting ready to take the admissions test for an Adult Career & TechnicalEducation career program? Do you need help to prepare for a college placement exam? Do you have a high school diploma or a GED but need to brush up on math, reading, and/orwriting skills for success in college or a training program?If so, free Bridges classes can help. Bridges classes can also help you improve study skills and learnhow to be successful in post-secondary education classes. Call 330-438-2559 for more informationand to register.English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)The ESOL Program offers free classes both mornings and evenings with three levels of instruction onspeaking, understanding, reading and writing English: Level 1 for those with little or no English speaking skills. Level 2 for those with some experience in English. Level 3 for those who speak English but need improvement in reading, and writing.New ESOL students may register 9:00am—Noon or 5:30pm—8:30pm any Monday (except Mondayholidays) at the Adult College and Career Readiness Center located at 116 McKinley Ave. NW. (cornerof Tuscarawas St. and McKinley Ave.). For more information call 330-452-7443.19
PoliciesSchool ClosingsAdult Career & Technical Education follows the same snow day closings as the elementary and highschools of the Canton City School District. Closings will be announced on WHBC--AM 1480 and theCanton City School District website at www.ccsdistrict.org.During hazardous travel conditions students should exercise their own judgment about traveling. If theCanton City School District is not closed, student will be marked absent.Prior arrangements must be made for children/dependents in the event of sudden changes in weatherduring school hours.Absence as a result of an official school closing will not be reflected in the student’s attendance record.However, arrangements will be made by the Instructor if class makeup is necessary.Continuing Education Units (CEUs)Upon completion of a career program, a certificate of completion with CEUs will be issued to the student.CEU’s are calculated at 0.1 CEU’s for every hour spent in class. The student receives the originalcertificate. Certificate duplicates can be issued at a cost of 5.00.Transferring Credits to Other InstitutionsThe Ohio One-Year Option program allows graduates of 600 hour career programs to earn technicalcredits towards an Associates of Technical Studies (ATS) degree. To be eligible for this program, studentsmust (1) successfully complete a 600 hour career program, and (2) hold an industry-recognizedcredential. The Automotive Service Technician, Medical Assistant, Medical Insurance Billing & Coding,and Patient Care Technician programs are approved for the Ohio One-Year Option program.Franklin University also partners with Adult Career & Technical Education to turn success in our careerprograms into college credit. Students completing any full-time career program can transfer up to 24credit hours toward a Franklin University Bachelor’s Degree.Transferring Credits from Other InstitutionsCredits can be transferred from other colleges and technical schools. The number of credits will bedetermined by the Instructor and Academic & Student Affairs Coordinator based on a review of thestudent’s transcripts and the other institution’s program syllabus. The student must first complete allAdult Career & Technical Education admission requirements.Transferring Between Adult Career & Technical Education ProgramsOur faculty and staff understand that student needs and desires may change after enrolling in a careerprogram. Students have the opportunity to transfer between programs. Transfers are normally onlyallowed during the first grading period. However, final decisions are made after a review of the student’sperformance in their current program, their future opportunity for success in the new program, and anyfinancial aid requirements.Page 1818
PoliciesGrading PeriodsAutomotive Service Technician, Medical Assistant, Medical Insurance Billing & Coding Programs End of 1st grading period: after 9 weeks End of 2nd grading period: after 18 weeks End of 3rd grading period: after 27 weeks End of 4th grading period: after 36weeksPatient Care Technician Program End of 1st grading period: after 13 weeks End of 2nd grading period: after 26 weeksPractical Nurse Program End of Level 1: after 15 weeks End of Level II: after 29 weeks End of Level III: after 41 weeks19
“Job-training empowers people to realizetheir dreams and improve their lives.”Sylvia Mathews BurwellAdult Career & Technical EducationCanton City School District2800 13th Street S.W.Canton, Ohio 44710330-438-2556www.ccsdistrict.org/domain/94The Board of Education, Canton City School District is anequal opportunity employer and does not discriminate withregard to its employment policies, personal practices oreducational programs, regardless of race, color, religion,national origin, handicap, sex, ancestry, disability or age.
About Us Our Facilities Main Campus All healthcare programs are conducted at the Main Campus located at 2800 13th Street SW, Canton, Ohio 44710. The Main Campus has 12 classrooms, four medical labs, computer lab, student lounge, student library, and administrative offices. The Main Campus also has state-of-the-art educational equipment including HP personal computers
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2 Mission, Vision and Purpose of Career and Technical Education Mission: To empower all students to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. Vision: When students participate in Career and Technical Education as an integral part of the total school experience, and when parents recognize that Career and Technical Education impacts achievement of educational and career .
