Hat's Off to Business, Finance and Marketing Education in Yadkin County Schools

Angie Funk teaches courses in the Business, Finance and Marketing Education program at Forbush High School.  Mrs. Funk also serves as the DECA Advisor.

BFM pathways and courses at FHS include Hospitality and Tourism Management (Hospitality and Tourism Management I and II) and Sport and Event Marketing (Sport and Event Marketing I and II).

Nicole Pardue teaches courses in the Business, Finance and Marketing Education program area at Starmount High School. 

BFM Pathways and courses at Starmount include Accounting (Accounting I and II) and Entrepreneurship (Entrepreneurship I and II).

Let's Celebrate Agriculture Education in Yadkin County Schools

Cody Allen teaches courses in the Agricultural Education program area at Starmount High School.  He also serves as the FFA (Future Farmers of America) Advisor.   

Agriculture Pathways and courses at SHS include Animal Science (Animal Science I and II) and Power, Structure and Technical Systems (Agriculture Mechanics I and Agricultural Mechanics II – Small Engines)

Candice Wall teaches courses in the Agricultural Education program area at Forbush High School.  She also serves as the FFA advisor.

Agriculture pathways and courses at FHS include Animal Science (Animal Science I and II) and Plant Systems (Horticulture I and II).

February is CTE Month

 

FHS Welcomes Rising Freshmen

Forbush High School welcomed 8th Graders to campus during their Rising Freshmen Event on Monday, February 3rd. FHS students showcased the options in various CTE programs such as Electrical Trades, Health Science, and Horticulture. These classes are available to students in their 9th Grade year and can be taken up to the second level, or higher.

Stop-the-Bleed

Cari Harold with Yadkin County EMS taught Stop-the-Bleed to Health Science II students at SHS today.

 

SHS Carpentry Students at Work

Carpentry I and II students get hands on practice in class this week.

Carpentry I students framing a floor system.

Carpentry II students framing a roof