High School Education

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Precision Machining & Manufacturing

Invent, design, create, and build the advanced precision parts and tools used in everyday products
Work alongside local industry leaders to design and build challenging projects using advanced computer-controlled technology
Program and control industrial CNC machines to produce products from engineering blueprints and specifications

CAREER FOCUS:

Prepared for apprenticeship completion, immediate employment, and further education

Early Job Placement ~ Apprenticeships ~ College Credit

NIMS Machining Level 1 Certification
Occupational Safety and Health Administration 10 Hour General Industry

Lakeland Community College

CIMN 1110 Machining Processes - 3 Semester Hours

CIMN 1420 Part Programming - 2 Semester Hours

CIMN 1430 Intro to Computer Assisted Part Programming - 2 Semester Hours

CIMN 1450 Programming CNC Lathes - 2 Semester Hours

CIMN 1460 Programming CNC Machining Centers - 2 Semester Hours

ENGR 1000 Introduction to Engineering Technology - 2 Semester Hours

MECT 1150 Technical Communications - 3 Semester Hours

University of Akron

2880:110 Manufacturing Processes - 3 Semester Hours

2880:140 Computer Aided Design - 3 Semester Hours

2880:101 Intro to Advanced Manufacturing – 2 Semester Hours

280:151 Industrial Safety – 2 Semester Hours

2870:248 CNC Programming 1 – 3 Semester Hours

Junior Year Courses

Career Technical Program: 4 High School Credits
English: 1 High School Credit
Government: 1 High School Credit
Math: 1 High School Credit

Senior Year Courses

Career Technical Program: 4 High School Credits
English: 1 High School Credit
Math: 1 High School Credit
Science: 1 High School Credit

Drug Free Clubs of Ohio

Drug Free Clubs of Ohio is a voluntary club that students can choose to participate in which gives them an added reason to say “no” to drugs. By participating, students agree to random drug screens during the school year. A-Tech will also offer several perks to the students to encourage their participation. We will schedule the first drug test within the first two months of the school year. After the student takes the first drug test, they will receive a membership card from the Drug Free Club. During the rest of the school year, they may be randomly tested. To participate in the program students and their parents need to complete the membership application and turn it in to the Student Services Office.

National Honor Society

The National Honor Society is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serve to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since their beginnings in 1921 and 1929. Requirements for being inducted into the National Honor Society is outlined in the Student Handbook.

SkillsUSA

SkillsUSA is a national organization serving a quarter-million high school and college students and professional members who are enrolled in technical, skilled, and service occupations, including health occupations.

Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors are involved in tours, sophomore visits, and many other school activities on and off campus. Student Ambassadors work on an as-needed basis as various events are held throughout the year.

To be a good Student Ambassadors you must have:

Good grades and be on track for a Career-Technical Certificate
Outstanding Attendance
Signature of recommendation from Career-Technical Instructor
Signature of permission from parent or guardian
A friendly, outgoing attitude and be willing to participate in district events

Youth Philanthropy Board

Youth Philanthropy Board is a select group of students who will have the opportunity to learn about community indicators. develop critical thinking & leadership skills. connect with community leaders.

To be on the Youth Philanthropy Board a student must have a recommendation from an A-Tech instructor. Other areas that are considered when making the selections are a student's grades, discipline, and attendance.

Computer Controlled Machine Tool Operators

Ohio Annual Salary - $40,100 /year

Ohio Hourly Wage - $19.28/hour

Education Required - High School Diploma

Operate computer-controlled machines or robots to perform one or more machine functions on metal or plastic work pieces.

Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers

Ohio Annual Salary - $49,330 /year

Ohio Hourly Wage - $23.71 /hour

Education Required - Post-secondary Non-Degree Award

Develop programs to control machining or processing of metal or plastic parts by automatic machine tools, equipment, or systems.

Robotics Engineers

Ohio Annual Salary - $87,240 /year

Ohio Hourly Wage - $41.94 /hour

Education Required - Bachelor’s Degree

Research, design, develop, or test robotic applications.