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2015/2016 Southeast Regional Occupational ProgramSoutheast Regional Occupational Program

12940 East Foster RoadNorwalk, CA 90650

(562) 860-1927www.southeastrop.org

Governing Board Members

Southeast ROP AdministratorsKathy Frazier, Ed.D.

Superintendent

Marty Schafer Denise Strong Director Director Southeast Academy High School Instructional Services

Debbie Colpean Sunny Lee Coordinator Coordinator Administrative Services/Human Resources Business Services

Helen LeeMemberBusiness and Industry

Maynard LawPresidentABC Unified School District

Karen MorrisonMemberNorwalk- La Mirada Unified School District

Chris PflanzerVice PresidentNorwalk- La Mirada Unified School District

Armin ReyesMemberABC Unified School District

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Southeast Regional Occupational ProgramSoutheast Regional Occupational Program 2015/2016

Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.Approved by the California State Department of Education

The Southeast Regional Occupational Program is an equal opportunity employer and provides employment, instruction and other services without regard to race, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age or impairment. Reasonable accomodations will be made for physical or mental limitations of a handicapped person.

Course Index / Table of ContentsFee-Based Adult Classes

CNA: Nurse Assistant Pre-Certifi cation 5

Dental Assisting 6

Medical Assisting 6

Medical Billing and Coding 7

Pharmacy Technician 7

Surgical Technician 8

Welding / Metal Fabrication 9

High School Classes for High School Students OnlyABC High Schools 10

Norwalk La Mirada High Schools 11

After School High School Classes 12

Southeast Academy High School 13

About UsGoverning Board Inside Front Cover

Southeast ROP Administrators Inside Front Cover

Job Development & Career Center 16

Mission Statement / Vision Statement 1

Calendar of Holidays 2

Articulation / UC / CSU Accreditation 14, 15

Adult Registration Information Online

Registration Form 3

School Location Map Inside Back Cover

MISSION STATEMENT: The mission of the SEROP is to provide all students with career technical education that will increase their academic and economic success. SEROP students will be career and college ready with necessary industry-based skills to provide business and industry with skilled employees for the emerging global market.

VISION STATEMENT: Southeast Regional Occupational Program will be the premier industry driven career technical education organization.

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About UsCALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL CENTERS AND PROGRAMS (CAROCP)Connect. Inspire. Achieve.CAROCP’s mission is to promote and support the regional delivery of exemplary career education, career development, and workforce preparation that contribute to student academic and career success and to the economic developments of California. Ninety percent of the fastest growing jobs in the U.S. require some form of education beyond high school, while most (80%) of all jobs in the foreseeable future will require some type of certification, credential, postsecondary degree or long-term train-ing. Only 40 percent of these jobs require a four-year college degree. In today’s ever changing job market, young adults need to blend work and learning at earlier stages to accelerate their launch into full-time careers and/or further academic achievement in the 21st century. California’s new educational landscape is transforming to address the critical skills gaps facing many of the state’s high growth sectors, and to help build a pipeline of statewide talent who are college and work ready. California has both current and emerging educational policies that are working to align funding streams and processes from a regional perspective to ensure that students and learners are well prepared for academic achievement and technical skills. And the catalyst for this success is work-based learning in which students apply content and academic knowledge with a skills-learning experience in a workplace setting, all within the context of the Common Core State Standards. A critical component of this regional alignment is California’s 72 Regional Occupational Centers and Programs (ROCP) that have been a strong and integral part of California’s educational system, CAROCP represents the 72 Regional Occupational Centers and Programs (ROCPs) across California that have a 40-year history of maximizing opportunities for students to achieve marketable skills through regional delivery of career technical education classes that lead to college and/or career. On average, 93% of ROP courses offer work-based learning activities such as internships, filed trips, guest speakers, and job shadowing. For every ROP course, approximately 7.6 businesses serve on local advisory boards and support a rigorous approach in developing industry-approved curriculum that is relevant in today’s economy.Get the facts. California Association of Regional Occupational centers and Programs (CAROCP)Connect. Inspire. Achieve.

Registration ProcessHow to register for Southeast ROP classes

HOLIDAYSThe following holidays will be observed:

This form can be photocopied

High School Students in ABC & NLM:For classes held on your campus, see your counselor to enroll. High school students are free.

Adults:Register Online: at www.southeastrop.org or bring completed registration form (page 3) to Southeast ROP registration department.

Course Fees: There is a fee charged for classes. This includes the use of materials, equipment, and sup-plies. Please see class description for particular fee. Payment is due at time of registration. Textbooks and uniform fees are separate.

Deposit Fee Policy: A $100 non-refundable deposit may be given prior to the class start date to hold a place for the student. If payment is not received by the first day of class the student will be dropped from the program and deposit fees will not be reimbursed.

Withdrawal Policy: Students withdrawing from a program may be responsible for outstanding program fees. Tuition fees will not be reimbursed.

Refund Policy: Programs may be cancelled at any time due to low enrollment. If a program is cancelled, the program fee will be refunded or if space is available, the student may enroll into another program and fees will be transferred. If the new program fee is higher, the student is responsible to pay the difference. If the new program fee is lower, the student will be given a refund for the difference.

No refunds will be given for dropping or not completing a program.

2015September 7 Labor DayNovember 11 Veteran’s DayNovember 23 – 27 Thanksiving HolidayDec. 21 – Jan. 1, 2016 Winter Holiday Break

2016January 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. DayFebruary 8 Lincoln’s BirthdayFebruary 15 President’s DayMarch 25 Good Friday, Local HolidayMarch 28 - April 1 Spring Break ABC, SEROP,

and NLMMay 30 Memorial DayJuly 4 (observed) Independence Day

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Southeast Regional Occupational ProgramSoutheast Regional Occupational 2015/2016This form can be photocopied

REGISTRATION FORMSTUDENT INFORMATION PLEASE PRINT

Please provide all information requested on both sides of the form. Incomplete forms will be returned.

School Districtin which youreside(mark one)

o ABC USD

o Norwalk-La Mirada

o Other:

Ethnicity:

o American Indiano Alaskan Nativeo Asiano Pacific Islandero Filipinoo Hispanico African American

(not of Hispanic origin)

o White (not of Hispanic origin)

o Other:

Native Language:

o Englisho Spanisho Vietnameseo Chineseo Hmongo Cambodiano Tagalogo Koreano Laoo Armeniano Russiano Farsio Other:

Primary reason for Enrollment(mark one)

o Earn H.S. Diplomao Improve Skillso Get a Jobo Improve Jobo Personal/Family Goalo Citizenshipo ESLo Prepare for Higher Ed.o Other:

The ROP may receive additional funding to serve adults enrolled in this program.The information requested will be kept confidential. Your assistance is appreciated.

Highest Degree Earned (mark one)o Noneo GED Certificateo High School Diplomao Technical/Certificateo AA/AS Degreeo Bachelor Degreeo Graduate Degree

Disability(mark one if applicable)

o Legally Blindo Deaf or Hard-of-Hearingo Orthopedic Disabilityo Non-Physicalo Developmentalo Other:

Mark all descriptions or programs that apply to you

o CalWORKs Recipiento General Reliefo Food Stampso SSI Recipiento Calif Training Benefits (EDD)o TANFo WIAo Single Parent Transitiono Cal Learno Workabilityo Economically Disadvantagedo Disabled Student Services Cliento State Disability Insurance

Recipiento Client of State/Private Rehab.o Basic Skills Deficiencyo Dislocated Workero Displaced Homemakero Limited English Proficiento Current Militaryo Veteran

Family Size (number)

Are you a High School student?o Yes o NoIf yes, which High School?:

Which grade are you in?o 9 o 10 o 11 o 12

Check Yearly Household Income:

o $10,830o $14,570o $18,310o $22,050o $25,790o $29,530o $33,270o $37,010o $40,750o $48,230o or more

Your signature acknowledges the information you have provided is true and correct to the best of your knowledge.

Complete reverse side of registration form to be processed.*See Privacy Notice on Reverse Side.

SignatureToday’s Date:

Birth Date

Last Name First Name M. Initial

Address ZIP Code City

Social Security Number

Phone

o Maleo Female

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SEROP Adult Programs2015/2016 Southeast Regional Occupational Program

You must provide all information on both sides of form to register.

PBA PRIVACY NOTICE AND STUDENT CONSENT FORMYou may decide whether to provide your social security number and release the other information; it is voluntary. If you do not wish to release this information, you can still enroll in work force education and training programs, or in any other education program. Your grades will not be affected. Authority to ask for your social security number for this purpose is in the California Unemployment Insurance Code, Section 15037.1.

After you have read this form, please mark one of the choices below, then sign and date this form.

STUDENT CONSENT (*Only students who are 18 years of age or older, and not enrolled in high school, should complete and sign this section.)

o Yes. I have been informed of the ways my Social Security Number and other information will be used. I have voluntarily decided to provide this information.

o No. I do not want to give my Social Security Number or other information. I have voluntarily decided NOT to provide the information.

Signature

Aim Student ID # Check # Cash Amount Paid Date Cashier

COURSE INFORMATION PLEASE PRINT

NOTE: Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

For Bookstore use only

Section CodeUse all 6 digits

Title Instructor CourseFee

Total

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SEROP Adult Programs 2015/2016Southeast Regional Occupational

Adult ProgramsFee-based Classes

Health Sciences and Medical Technology

CNA: Nurse Assistant Pre-Certification Prepare for the State Nurse Assistant Certification Test. Train in basic nursing skills through classroom instruction and supervised clinical experience. Learn the fundamentals of patient care, nursing and communication skills, disease organisms and infection control, basic anatomy and physiology, nutrition/diet therapy, and specialty nursing. This course is designed to train students in nursing skills and employment in long term and acute care facilities as well as home health agencies through both classroom instruction and supervised clinical experience. Successful completion of the Nurse Assistant course enables the student to apply to take the test for state certification through the Red Cross. Class is 11 weeks long.

Foster Road Campus Room 92 Start DateSection #507801 MTWTh 8:00 am – 1:00 pm September 8, 2015Section #507802 MTWTh 8:00 am – 1:00 pm January 4, 2016Section #507803 MTWTh 8:00 am – 1:00 pm April 4, 2016Section #507804 MTWTh 8:00 am – 1:00 pm July 5, 2016

A Criminal screening is required for this course. Please speak with Southeast ROP staff prior to enrolling if you have any convictions other than minor traffic violations. Southeast ROP may require persons with convictions to obtain a clearance letter from the California Dept. of Public Health before enrolling in a training program.

Meets State of California Certification Test Requirements

Fees: $2,200.00

Total

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Dental AssistantThis course prepares students for a job as a dental assistant in both front and back office practices. Students will learn chair-side assisting in general dentistry procedures. Classroom instruction includes dental terminology, dental x-ray, identification of dental instruments, sterilization procedures and preparation of dental materials. An x-ray license will be is-sued upon completion of this course. An internship at local dental offices will begin upon completion of the coursework. Internship of 120 hours to begin once classroom hours are complete. Internship will be arranged by the instructor.

Foster Road Campus Room 71Section #507461 MTWTh 8:00 am–12:00 pm Sept. 8 – Jan. 28, 2016Section #507462 MTWTh 8:00 am–12:00 pm Feb. 1 – June 16, 2016Foster Road Campus Room 71Section #507465 TTh 5:30 pm–9:30 pm Sept. 8 – June 16, 2016

Fees: $2,000.00

Instructor Bio:Ms. Anne Contreras, R.D.A., C.D.A., O.A., C.O.A. has been in the dental field for

approximately 19 years. She is a Registered Dental Assistant with the State of California and has obtained her national certification as a Certified Dental Assistant; as well as, her Orthodontic Assistant licensures. In addition to teaching students, Ms. Contreras is also an active chairside assistant. She is a member several dental and teacher associations and gives back to the community by volunteering at free clinics. Ms. Contreras is a previous Subject Matter Expert, writing and editing the written portion of the RDA examination and currently serves on the Dental Board of California, representing dental assistants.

Medical Assistant: Administrative & ClinicalThis course is designed to prepare students for a career as a Medical Assistant or to continue training toward a nursing profession. Students will learn vital signs, injections, venipuncture, assisting with surgeries, sterilization, performing EKG’s, infection control, basic in-office laboratory testing, billing, terminology, records filing, and reception. Medical Assistants work in all areas in a physician’s office or medical groups. Includes internship in a physician’s office or medical group office, upon completion of three modules. This class is articulated with Cerritos College for students earning a grade of A or B.

This class is 18 weeks long. Once class hours are completed, student begins 240 hours of internship.

Foster Road Campus Room 73 Start DatesSection #507501 MTWTh 8:00 am- 12:00 pm September 8 - Jan. 28, 2016Section #507502 MTWTh 8:00 am- 12:00 pm February 1 - June 16, 2016

Foster Road Campus Room 73 Start DateSection #508501 TTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm Sept. 8 – August 18, 2016

Fees: $2,200.00

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Medical Billing & CodingTrain for a high paying, high demand career as a Medical Biller. This course prepares students to work in a medical facility, billing service, or start your own business billing insur-ance companies and individuals. Learn Medical terminology, procedural coding, insurance form preparation, collection policies, and computerized procedures used in medical offices. Included in the course is knowledge of CPT and ICD-9 and ICD-10 coding rationales using official coding and reporting. Upon completion of this course the student will be prepared to take the National Coding Exam. This class is 36 weeks long.

Foster Road Campus Room 71Section #507831 TTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm Sept. 8 – June 16, 2016

Fees: $1,000.00

Instructor Bio:Debra Moreno has taught Medical Billing and Coding for Southeast ROP since 2010 and

is an Active member of AAPC. She has attended and completed current training in ICD-10 through the AAPC. She began her Billing career with Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital with the PIH/USC Residency program.

The enthusiasm she was surrounded with leads her to seek additional education in the medical field. She is an Administrative and Clinical Medical Tech and Medical Assistant for over 25 years. She attained her teaching credential from CSULB and also teaches Medical Careers and Medical Assisting at La Mirada High School. She serves as an advisor for CAL-HOSA as well as an Alumni and SKILLS USA representing Southeast ROP.

Pharmacy TechnicianLearn the knowledge and skills necessary to become a Pharmacy Technician in both hos-pital and retail pharmacies. One of the fastest growing jobs in the Medical field! After completing all modules, students will be placed for training in a hospital and retail com-munity site. To take the National Exam for Pharmacy Technician Certification, students must pass a background check performed by the State Board of Pharmacy and hold a high school diploma or GED. This class is articulated with Cerritos College for students earning a grade of A or B.

Internship of 240 hours to begin once classroom hours and modules are complete.

Four Modules are required for a Certificate of Completion and take the exam to receive your Pharmacy Technician License in the State of California.

Foster Road Campus Room 82 Start DateSection #507581 MTWTh 8:00 am – 12:00 pm September 8Section #507582 MTWTh 8:00 am – 12:00 pm November 18Section #507583 MTWTh 8:00 am – 12:00 pm February 23, 2016Section #507584 MTWTh 8:00 am – 12:00 pm May 10, 2016

Section #508581 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm September 8Section #508582 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm November 18Section #508583 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm February 23, 2016Section #508584 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm May 10, 2016

Fees: $625.00 per Module Four Modules required

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Instructor Bio:Ms. LaKia Mozell, CPhT has been working in the Pharmacy field as a Pharmacy

Technician for approximately 13 years. She is licensed by the California State Board of Pharmacy and nationally certified by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board.

Ms. Mozell has been teaching career technical education since 2009. During this time she continues to be employed as a Pharmacy Technician to stay current in the industry. Her work experience includes working in various areas of pharmacy such as hospital pharmacy at U.C.L.A. Medical Center, community pharmacy at C.V.S. Pharmacy, and pharmacy benefit management at Wellpoint, Inc. (Blue Cross).

Instructor Bio:Juan Carlos Alvarez, CPhT has been working in the Pharmacy field for 13 years, and

has been teaching Pharmacy Technician since 2008. He is Licensed and Registered with the state of California Board of Pharmacy and also Nationally Certified as a Pharmacy Technician. He graduated from Southeast ROP in 2001 as a pharmacy Technician and has also worked full time in a hospital. He teaches high school and adult students for Southeast ROP.

Surgical TechnologistThis course will prepare competent entry-level surgical technologists in the cognitive, psy-chomotor, and affective learning domains. Ethics, confidentiality and safety practices will be applied during delivery of client needs and comfort measures. Medical-Surgical termi-nology, microbiology, anatomy/physiology, pre/post/intra-operative competencies will be taught. A focus on occupational orientation, basic academic proficiencies and skills will be stressed throughout theory, laboratory and clinical practice (internship) experiences. This is a yearlong course includes externship in local hospital or surgery center. Course is 750 Classroom hours & lab hours and 500 hours internship once classroom hours are complete.

Official NCCT Testing Site. Certified as a National Center for Competency Testing.

Three Modules are required for a Certificate of Completion.

Foster Road Campus Room 81 Start DateSection #507491 MTWTh 8:00 am – 2:30 pm Sept. 8Section #507492 MTWTh 8:00 am – 2:30 pm November 9Section #507493 MTWTh 8:00 am – 2:30 pm January 25, 2016Section #507494 MTWTh 8:00 am – 2:30 pm April 4, 2016Section #507495 MTWTh 8:00 am – 2:30 pm June 13, 2016

Section #508491 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm September 28Section #508492 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm February 8, 2016Section #508493 MTWTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm June 13, 2016

Fees: $1,350.00 per Module Three Modules required

Instructor Bio:Mr. Dominic Vellanoweth, CST, has been in the field of surgical technology for over

12 years. He is a Certified Surgical Technologist with the National Board of Surgical Technologists and Surgical Assistants and has obtained his Teaching Credential through the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. He is a member of various surgical technology and teacher associations.

He has worked as a surgical technologist in both hospital and outpatient surgical centers and his teaching experience as a clinical preceptor has been in both hospital and outpatient surgical centers as well. He has teaching experience in the classroom and skills laboratory for over 5 years in both public and private schools. In addition to teaching students, he is also an active surgical technologist.

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Instructor Bio:Mr. Carlos Montenegro, CST, has been a Surgical Technologist for approximately seven

years. He has over five years of teaching experience from both private and public schools combined. He is certified through the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting.

Carlos stays current by continuing to work as a Surgical Technologist III at Children’s Hospital of Orange County. In addition to scrubbing as a Surgical Technologist he also serves as the liaison between Children’s Hospital and Southeast ROP.

Orientation for Surgical Technologist is September 1st at 10:00 am, Room 81Come and learn about the program and meet the instructors!

*Photograph of Surgical Tech Room on the cover was taken by Christine Bradshaw

Building Trades and Construction

Welding / Metal FabricationThis class provides instruction in shielded metal arc welding, arc welding, gas metal arc welding (MIG), gas tungsten arc welding (TIG), oxy-fuel cutting of carbon, steel, aluminum and stainless steel.

This course is articulated with Cerritos College, Rio Hondo College and Santa Ana College for students earning a grade of A or B.

Two Classes are recommended to take the state exam for Certified WelderLicensing.

Artesia High School Campus Room 407Section #507391 TTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm Sept. 8 – Jan. 28, 2016

Artesia High School CampusSection #507392 TTh 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm Feb. 2 – June 16, 2016Fees: $1,400

Instructor Bio:Mr. Lawrence Archie has been in the welding field for over 30 years. He was trained as

a combination welder, in Mig, Tig, Arc, and Gas Welding as well as Oxy-fuel cutting. He currently holds an AWS D1.1 structural steel certification.

Mr. Archie has taught welding for Southeast ROP since 2005 and has assisted numerous students in obtaining their AWS certifications.

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High School Classes and Career PathwaysABC Unified School District

Southeast ROP and ABC Unified School District are creating, developing and maintaining career pathways in partnership with post secondary institutions and businesses. Career Pathways provide students with knowledge and skills leading to college and career readiness.

High School students please see your counselor to enroll.

Artesia High School

Automotive/Transportation Pathway• Automotive I*• Automotive II*• Automotive III & Alternative Fuels*

*Articulates with Cypress & Cerritos College

Education/Family Services Pathway• Careers in Education I • Child Development

*Cerritos College Teacher TRAC and Long Beach State University

Health Sciences & Medical Technology Pathway

• Pharmacy Clerk *• Pharmacy Technician

*Articulates with Cerritos College

Arts, Media & Visual Entertainment Pathway

• Computer Graphics & Design UC Accredited• Digital Photography UC Accredited• Film & Video Production UC Accredited• Theater Performer UC Accredited

Building Trades & Construction• Welding I *• Welding II *• Welding III *

*Articulates with Cerritos College*Articulates with Rio Hondo College*Articulates with Santa Ana College

Information Technology/ Finance and Business

• Microsoft Office*• Virtual Enterprise UC Accredited


Cerritos High School


• Digital Photography UC Accredited• Multimedia UC Accredited


• Pharmacy Clerk *• Pharmacy Technician


Gahr High School

Automotive/Transportation Pathway• Automotive I *• Automotive II *• Automotive III & Alternative Fuels *

*Articulates with Cypress & Cerritos College

Public Services Pathway• Criminal Justice UC Accredited• Emergency 1st Responder • Fire Control & Safety • Fire Science II• Forensics• Student in the Law*

*Articulates with Mount San Antonio College**Articulates with Rio Hondo Fire Academy


• Pharmacy Clerk *• Pharmacy Technician• Hospital Careers • Medical Interventions (PLTW)



• Film & Video Production UC Accredited• Graphic Design UC Accredited• Multimedia UC Accredited

Tracy High School


• Hospital Careers • Medical Terminology Core

Internship Opportunities

Public Services Pathway• Student in the Law/Administration of Justice*• Forensics

*Articulates with Mount San Antonio College

Whitney High School


• Film &Video Production UC Accredited

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El Camino High School

Health Sciences & Medical Technology• Medical Careers I

Marketing, Sales & Service• Entrepreneurship• Retail Occupations• Sports Marketing

John Glenn High School

Arts, Media & Visual Entertainment• Graphic Design UC Accredited• Film & Video Production UC Accredited

Engineering & Design• Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW)• Engineering Technology• Engineering Electronics Technology• Princples of Engineering (PLTW)• Computer Int. Manufacturing (PLTW)

Information Technology/Finance and Business

• Accounting* UC Accredited *Articulates with Cerritos College

Public Services• Student in the Law/Administration of Justice*• CSI/Forensics


Health Science & Medical Technology• Pharmacy Clerk*


La Mirada High School

Arts, Media & Visual Entertainment• Graphic Design UC Accredited

Building Trades & Construction• Welding I *• Welding II *• Welding III *• Welding Fabrication • Welding Certification

*Articulates with Cerritos College*Articulates with Rio Hondo College*Articulates with Santa Ana College

Health Sciences & Medical Technology• Pharmacy Clerk *• Pharmacy Technician• Medical Careers I• Medical Careers II• Medical Assisting, Administrative*• Principles of Biomedical Science (PLTW)


Public Services• Student in the Law/Administration of Justice*• CSI/Forensics• Criminal Justice UC Accredited


Norwalk High School

Arts, Media & Visual Entertainment• Graphic Design UC Accredited

Automotive/Transportation• Automotive Core I *• Automotive Technology • Auto Body – Nonstructural Repair*

*Articulates with Cerritos & Cypress Colleges

Health Sciences & Medical Technology• Pharmacy Clerk• Emergency 1st Responder• Human Body Systems (PLTW)• Principles of Biomedical Science (PLTW)*

*Articulates with Rio Hondo College

Hospitality• Introduction to Culinary• Advanced Culinary

Information Technology/Marketing & Sales

• Computer Software Engineering (PLTW)• Microsoft Office*• Web Design*• Computer Science (PLTW)


Southeast Academy High School

Public Services• Paralegal & The Law• Paralegal & The Law II• Homeland Security• Fire Control & Safety

*Articulates with Mount San Antonio College*Articulates with Rio Hondo College

Information Technology• Microsoft Office*


Health Sciences & Medical Technology• Emergency 1st Responder

*Articulates with Rio Hondo College

Public Services• Student in the Law/Administration of Justice*• CSI/Forensics • Criminal Justice UC Accredited


High School Classes Norwalk La Mirada Unified School District

Southeast ROP and Norwalk La Mirada Unified School District are committed to offering courses that provide students with knowledge and skills leading to college and career readiness.

High School students please see your counselor to enroll.

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Southeast Regional Occupational Program

ROP Auto Careers InstituteAutomotive/Transportation Pathway

• Learn auto basics and advanced techniques.• Introduction to auto body. • Classes held at Cerritos College in the

Transportation Technology CenterJuniors & Seniors onlyMonday-Thursday, 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Cerritos College Transportation/Automotive Department

Fall class starts September 14, 2015 – January 28, 2016Spring class starts February 1, 2016 – June 9, 2016

Dental AssistingPrepare for a job as a Dental Assistant

• Dental terminology, sterilization procedures, preparation of dental materials & more!

• Get your X-ray licenseThe class is held in our State-of-the-Art Dental Classroom and Lab at Southeast ROP campus, Room 71.

Class starts September 14, 2015 – June 9, 2016Monday – Thursday, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m.

This year-long class is open to High School Seniors only!

High school students: To register for any of these after school classesplease see your high school counselor.

Juniors and Seniors! FALL CLASS STARTSSEPTEMBER 14th!

INNOVATIVE FREE! After School Classes for High School Students

Year-long Class

SPRING CLASS STARTS

FEBRUARY 1ST

Seniors OnlyClass Starts

September 14th!

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SoutheastAcademy

High School

If this type of High School sounds interesting to you, we invite you to stop by our office,call, or check our website!

Southeast Academy High School(562) 809-6237

12940 E. Foster Road • Norwalk, CA 90650www.southeastacademy.org

Southeast Academy is a Public Service Academy High School for 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students.The program is highly structured, requiring academics, motivation, commitment, personal accountability and self-discipline. In addition to striving for

academic excellence, students will work toward acquiring character attributes of honesty, integrity, and responsibility. Military style structure, courtesy, and discipline are enforced. As a part of the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District, the Southeast Academy is a public high school; therefore there is no charge for tuition.

ROP Classes Offerings in Public Services include:ParalegalHomeland SecurityFire Control and Safety*Emergency First Responder*Student and the Law*Forensics *Articulates with Rio Hondo College *Articulates with Mount San Antonio College

ROP Classes Offerings in Information Technology:Microsoft Office* *Articulates with Cerritos College

ROP Classes Offerings in Health Science & Medical Technology:Emergency First Responder* *Articulates with Rio Hondo College

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Cerritos CollegeOur Course Title: Articulates to:

Accounting Level 1 BUSA 100: Intro to AccountingAuto Mechanics AUTO 100: Auto Mech./OperationsComputer Applications CIS 102: Intro to Micro ComputersComputer Troubleshooting/Repair CIS 58B: PC Core Hardware A+ CertificationDesktop Publishing BCOT 171: Desktop Publishing-MS PublisherMedical Assisting Clinical Medical Assisting 161: Medical TerminologyMicrosoft Office-Database CIS 155: Microsoft AccessMicrosoft Office-Graphics BCOT 96: Microsoft PowerPointMicrosoft Office-Spreadsheets BCOT 92: Microsoft Excel Core LevelPharmacy Clerk* PHAR 60: Pharmacy Introduction*This class articulates to all of the PHAR classes. PHAR 60L: Pharmacy Skills Lab PHAR 81: Over-the-Counter ProductsWeb Site Design CIS 205: Programming in HTML for the WWWWelding Level 1 & 2 WELD 120: Beginning Arc WeldingWord Processing BASS 112: Microsoft Word for Windows

Long Beach City College and Cypress College will honor Cerritos College Articulation Agreements

Cypress CollegeOur Course Title: Articulates to:

Power Technology Automotive Core AT110 C Automotive FundamentalsPower Technology Advanced EnginePerformance

In order for a student to receive Cypress College credit(s) for Automotive Fundamentals AT110 C, the high school student must complete both Southeast ROP courses listed above with the grade of “B” or better and submit a student portfolio and a signed copy of the Instructor Certification Form from Southeast ROP.

Mount San Antonio CollegeOur Course Title: Articulates to:

Student in the Law Administration of Justice Concepts of Criminal Law

Juniors and seniors who successfully complete this program with a grade of “B” for the semester and a grade of “C” on the final exam, upon completion of the course will qualify for up to six semester college credits at Mount San Antonio College. Credits are transferable to California State Universities and the UC system.

Earn high school and college credits in ROP classes!Articulated Programs/Advanced Placement/College Credit

What Does It Mean?

Southeast ROP is currently offering the following course articulations with several local com-munity colleges. These courses offer students the opportunity to continue their studies toward a degree with the community college, bypassing the prerequisite course and after testing, receive college credit for these ROP classes.

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Rio Hondo CollegeOur Course Title: Articulates to:

Emergency First Responder Fire Tech 121, Emergency ResponseFire Control and Safety Fire Tech 101, Fire Protection OrganizationWelding Level I Weld 040, Introduction to Welding Process Fire Science II Fire Tech 102, 103, 104 & 105

Students must complete an exam at Rio Hondo Fire Academy in Emergency Response and Fire Protection in order to receive credit from Rio Hondo College Fire Academy.

Santiago Canyon College / Santa AnaOur Course Title: Articulates to:

Welding Fabrication Welding 008Welding Certification Welding 008

UC/CSU A-G AccreditationStudents who successfully complete the following courses are eligible for University of California a-g elective credit.

• Computer Graphics and Design: “g” elective credit• Economics-Virtual Enterprise: “g” elective credit • Multimedia Communication: “f ” Visual and Performing Arts• Photography I: “f ” Visual and Performing Arts• Photography II: “f ” Visual and Performing Arts• Theatre Performer: “f ” Visual and Performing Arts• Film and Video Production: “f ” Visual and Performing Arts• Digital Photography: “f ” Visual and Performing Arts• Criminal Justice: “g” elective credit• Culnary Arts: “g” elective credit

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTERThe Career Development Center is ready to help you

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(562) 860-1927This facility will be open to assist current students onlywith a wide variety of needs which will include:

• Career Explorationa• Career and Resource Library• Occupational Outlook Information• Résumé Preparation Assistance• Computer Lab• Job Search

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