Recently, 34 juniors and seniors from Carson High School took a tour of the University of Nevada, Reno’s campus and received their college identification cards. In partnership with the UNR, CHS offers the dual credit EDU 110 course for students interested in pursuing a teaching career.
The university-level introductory education course is offered during the school day to accommodate high school student schedules and is led by CHS teachers Jenny Chandler, American government and art history, Sarah Lobsinger, TOSA/implementation specialist – math, and Cheryl Macy, English. The school effort is designed to grow the local teaching workforce. For the 2018-2019 school year, all 34 students enrolled in the course will receive college credit through UNR.
Earlier this week the students were busy creating bulletin boards for their school while learning how to use their creativity and a variety of tools. Throughout the year, students will visit different schools to observe classrooms, partner with teacher leaders within the district to learn instructional strategies, develop and deliver lesson plans, write a research paper on a current topic in education, create videos and learn what it takes to become an educator.
Students enrolled include:
Flor Aguiliar Ramirez
Conner Arnold
Savanna Brown
Allison Camelon
Fiona Carrick
Julia Castillo
Cameron Clark
Ryan Copeland
Juliana Diaz
Nicholas Fischer
Jane Fliegler
Jackie Garza
Hannah Grundy
Micheal Hurlbert
Kevin Hyatt
Gwendolyn Jimenez
Meagan Kiesow
Miguel Angel Loza-Franco
Imelda Mata Garcia
Alondra Mata Izquierdo
Micah Merriner
Adamaris Monroy Perez
Hallie Newman
Adelina Pacheco
Angelica Ramirez Montez
Isabelle Ramos
Aadra Reed
Emily Richardson
Jacob Richetta
Brooke Robinson
Areli Sanabria Solis
Kimberlinn Tarantino
Gloria Valdenegro Cortez
Angel Valdez