1 of 78

WELCOME to SVHS

Part Time Programs

Open House Night

We will get started shortly

https://bit.ly/488eIwd

2 of 78

2024-2025 Part Time Programs Open House

3 of 78

Seneca Valley High School

Principal

Dr. Marc Cohen

Resource Counselor

Mr. Ian Yarmus

Career Programs Coordinator

Mr. Darren Black

4 of 78

October 12, 2023 Open House Agenda

Virtual Open House Agenda

6:00-6:10	Welcome, General Information, Logistics
6:10-7:15	Information on: Construction Management & Architecture Hospitality & Tourism Management Information Technology & Cybersecurity Law Enforcement and Leadership (Crim Justice) NJROTC
7:15-8:00	Classrooms and Work Spaces Visit

5 of 78

SVHS Part Time Programs Google Site

https://sites.google.com/mcpsmd.net/svhsparttimeprograms/home

6 of 78

MCPS Special Programs webpage

Google “MCPS Special Programs”

https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/specialprograms/high/

7 of 78

Important Information

Application Information

Application Through MCPS Special Programs Page

Application Closes on Friday November 3

8 of 78

Important Information

Current Structure

Seneca Valley currently offers the Part Time Programs:

Periods 1 and 2 (AM session)
Periods 7 and 8 (PM session)

9 of 78

Important Information

Bus Transportation:

MCPS Transportation has the names and addresses of every student who will be coming to these SVHS programs. Transportation will be provided.

If you decide to drive, please contact our Business Administrator, Monique Riddick Monique_N_Riddick@mcpsmd.org to apply for a parking permit.

10 of 78

Important Information

Bus Transportation:

For students who attend the AM session, they will utilize a bus route that gets them from a CENTRAL STOP to SVHS.
The pickup times to SVHS are BEFORE when the normal buses to your high school arrive.
In other words, you will NOT be able to use your home school’s bus schedule to get you to the to the CENTRAL STOP.

11 of 78

Important Information

12 of 78

Important Information

Bus Transportation:

For students who attend the PM session, they will utilize a bus route that gets them to a CENTRAL STOP from SVHS.
The dropoff times from SVHS to your Home High School are AFTER when the normal buses to your high school leave.
In other words, you will NOT be able to use your home school’s bus schedule to get you home from the CENTRAL STOP.

13 of 78

Important Information

How does this Impact my Schedule

Participation will require 3 class periods of your schedule

2 periods for classes, 1 period for transportation.
Classes will be offered either at the beginning of the day (periods 1 & 2) or end of the day (periods 7 & 8)

Application Information

Application Closes on Friday November 3 by close of

business

14 of 78

Part Time Programs

15 of 78

Part Time Programs

Construction Management and Architecture

Construction Design & Management (includes architecture)
Carpentry
Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Construction Electricity

Hospitality and Tourism Management Program (HTMP)

16 of 78

Part Time Programs

IT/Cybersecurity

Network Operations
Cybersecurity Capstone*

Law Enforcement and Leadership (Criminal Justice)
NJROTC

* Prereqs must be met

17 of 78

Construction Management and Architecture

18 of 78

Construction Management & Architecture

Construction Design & Management Pathway

Industry Certifications:

AutoCAD and Revit�ProCore

Highlights:

Design & Construction Process
Lab-Based Instruction
Project-Based Learning
Advanced Architectural Drafting and Design Skills
Residential & Commercial Materials, Methods, & Techniques
Read architectural, civil, and mechanical design plans
Modeling (BIM) technology
Project Management Skills

20 of 78

Technical Floor Plans & Elevation Drawings

23 of 78

ProCore

Construction Management

Software

24 of 78

CDM Course Highlights:

Year 1		Year 2
Intro to CDM:	Principles of CM:	Advanced Design & 3D Modeling:	Advanced CM:
Sketching Techniques History of Construction Careers in Build Industry Residential Trades Intro to Construction Management Art & Architecture Residential Styles Architect Scale Floor Plan Design & Drawing Hand Drafting	Multiview drawings & architecture plans Reading blueprint drawings Residential Design, Materials, & Methods Autodesk AutoCAD	Commercial Design, Materials, & Methods Autodesk Revit 3D design Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing Drawings	Construction Management EXCEL ProCore Software Cost Estimating Construction Scheduling Safety Planning Contracts Legal & Business Ethics Capstone Project

25 of 78

Construction Management & Architecture

Skilled Construction Craft Pathways

Electricity, Carpentry, & HVAC

26 of 78

Construction Management & Architecture

Skilled Construction Craft Pathway - Electricity, Carpentry, HVAC

Industry Certifications

National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Certification

OSHA-10 Certification

Students prepare for high demand careers and develop skills in the HVAC, Electricity and Carpentry trades through classroom and laboratory.

Students taught using an industry-recognized construction apprenticeship training program- NCCER curriculum
Same course that is taught to trades professionals as they are seeking to fulfill their apprenticeship requirements
Module based program with a blend of in-class and hands-on learning
Students can earn NCCER certifications
Fast-paced, comprehensive lessons covering aspects of each trade
OSHA-10 for year two students to receive their OSHA Safety Training Card
Come see our 4,000sf construction lab and shop

27 of 78

Construction Technology (CORE)

Construction Introductory Class
Students learn about both the commercial and residential construction industries
Serves as an introduction class to Carpentry, Electrical, and HVAC
Explore various types of career opportunities in construction
Hands on safety and tool laboratory sessions
Highlights of the class:

Basic Construction Safety
Intro to Construction Math
Intro to Construction Drawings
Introduction to Hand and Power Tools
Communication and Employability Skills
Material Handling and Rigging

28 of 78

Carpentry

Students develop competencies in a variety of carpentry skills including:

Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives
Hand and Power Tools
Construction Drawings
Floor and wall construction
Doors and Windows installation
Stair construction

Students develop skills that provide entry into advanced educational opportunities for college or to begin a career as a carpenter
As an adjunct to working with Edison downcounty, we have a full-scale home framing demonstration house in the shop

32 of 78

Electrical

Develop competencies in a variety of construction skills including:

Electrical Safety
National Electric Code
Basic Electrical Drawings
Residential, Commercial and Industrial Applications
Training and Apprenticeship Processes for Electricians

Students develop skills that provide entry into advanced educational opportunities for college or to begin a career as an Electrician

35 of 78

HVAC

Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning

Develop competencies in a variety of HVAC skills including:

Basic Electricity
Soldering and Brazing
Introduction to heating and cooling
Heat pumps and Compressors
Sheet metal fabrication

Students develop skills that provide entry into internship and apprenticeship opportunities in the HVAC field starting at $50,000 a year!

39 of 78

Shop Flyover Video

43 of 78

Welcome to the

Hospitality and Tourism Management Program

44 of 78

Hospitality & Tourism Management Program

Program developed by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLEI) to prepare students for roles in the hospitality and tourism industry and beyond.

Completion of program, including 100 hours of industry-mentored work-based learning experience in a hospitality and tourism establishment, students can earn the Certified Hospitality and Tourism Management Professional Certification.

HTMP Highlights

Introduces the hospitality & tourism industry on a global scale with a large focus on diversity
Focuses on developing students’ managerial and leadership skills
Delivered via traditional textbooks/workbooks. Also, incorporates current technology with online coursework
Students will interact with leading industry professionals and local college professors by partnering with the Foundation for Hospitality & Restaurant Management

45 of 78

Hospitality & Tourism Management Program

1st Year	2nd Year	3rd and 4th Year
Principles of Hospitality and Tourism	Hospitality and Tourism Management	Required: Internship (150 hours) Additional Optional Opportunities:
Tasks, knowledge, skills, and responsibilities for operational level positions and careers in hospitality and tourism	Advanced knowledge of the industry including Management Leadership Team-building Communication skills ServSafe Certification	Montgomery College Dual Enrollment Hospitality and Management course. IB or AP Psychology Possible apprenticeship Certified Hospitality and Tourism Management Professional (CHTMP) Certification - entry level supervisory designation

46 of 78

Benefits

Learn about the Hospitality and Tourism industry on a global scale
Exposure to the many and varied job opportunities in the industry
Apply classroom knowledge through hands on projects

Develop skills that can be used in any future career
Create contacts in the industry
And much, much more!

47 of 78

Class Structure

Projects
Guest Speakers
Career Related Activities

48 of 78

Career related activities

Marketing proposals for DFNS
Evaluated new menu items for the MCPS school lunch program
Cafe Takeover with Foundation of Hotel and Restaurant Management (FHRM’s)

49 of 78

Guest Speakers - Claudia Hightower, United Airlines

50 of 78

Michael Morales - Marriott

51 of 78

Kelly Groff - Visit Montgomery

52 of 78

Cafe Takeover - The Organizers

Working with “The Cava Guys”

53 of 78

Cafe Takeover - Set-up

54 of 78

Cafe Takeover - The Big Night

55 of 78

Hospitality and Tourism

Join me in

room 3403

to learn more!

57 of 78

Our students in action!

58 of 78

A successful evening

59 of 78

Information Technology & Cybersecurity

60 of 78

Information Technology & Cybersecurity

Information Technology and Cybersecurity Program offers a broad range of career-related computer science, networking, cybersecurity, and industry certification options.

SVHS offers the Cybersecurity capstone course which will prepare students for the demands of college curriculum and industry credentials and certifications. Students will master a variety of Cybersecurity skills by applying knowledge through their participation in actual and virtual exercises, including preparation for Cybersecurity competitions and CompTIA Security+ exam.

61 of 78

Information Technology & Cybersecurity

Network Operations Pathway

This pathway has 2 courses

Network Operations 1 (NetOps1)
Network Operations 2 (NetOps2)

NetOps 1 is a single period class
NetOps 2 is a double period class

Industry Certifications:

CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+.

CompTIA Security+

Up to 12 credits may be transferred to Montgomery College’s Computer Science Track

62 of 78

Information Technology & Cybersecurity

Network Operations 1

Industry Certification:

CompTIA A+.

Up to 12 credits may be transferred to Montgomery College’s Computer Science Track

Students acquire knowledge and skills needed to install, configure, diagnose, repair, and upgrade PC hardware - including power supplies, memory, I/O, storage devices, drives, and peripherals.

Students install, configure, and troubleshoot a variety of computer operating systems - used in cell phones, tablets, laptops and PCs

Students learn about networking technology, virtualization and cloud computing, and network troubleshooting

63 of 78

Information Technology & Cybersecurity

Network Operations 2

Industry Certification:

CompTIA Network+.

Up to 12 credits may be transferred to Montgomery College’s Computer Science Track

Students learn the essential skills needed to securely establish, maintain and troubleshoot computer networks

Students focus on foundational networking tools and technologies used to create secure networks

Students learn networking configuration, protocols, security, and troubleshooting of wired and wireless networks.

66 of 78

Citation:

Lake, S. (2022, June 30). Companies are desperate for cybersecurity workers—more than 700K positions need to be filled. Fortune Education. https://fortune.com/education/business/articles/2022/06/30/companies-are-desperate-for-cybersecurity-workers-more-than-700k-positions-need-to-be-filled/

68 of 78

Information Technology & Cybersecurity

Industry Certifications:

CompTIA Security+

Up to 12 credits may be transferred to Montgomery College’s Computer Science Track

Cybersecurity Capstone

Focus on Computer and Network Security and Cryptography.

Threats, attacks and vulnerabilities
Endpoint security
Network security
Enterprise security
Cryptography and public key infrastructure
Interactive labs in a virtual environment
Culminates in Industry Professional Level Certification

69 of 78

Mindtap Lap Platform

70 of 78

Law Enforcement and Leadership/

Criminal Justice

https://sites.google.com/mcpsmd.net/svhslel/home

71 of 78

NJROTC

72 of 78

Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)

Cadets who Enlist

May earn credit towards advancement and higher pay

Highlights:

Learn self-discipline, self-confidence and leadership skills to help students successfully meet life's challenges.
Earn 10 SSL Hours each year
Jointly sponsored Navy and secondary school citizenship & leadership program for students in grades 9 – 12.

Students are not obligated to join the military.
Taught by Navy certified retired naval officers and enlisted personnel. For more information contact:

LCDR Suzan Hernandez
CSCS James Hill

74 of 78

Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)

75 of 78

Rest of the Evening

Please take the remaining of the evening to:

Visit the Classroom Spaces
Meet the instructors

76 of 78

NJROTC

Construction Management and Architecture

Hospitality and

Tourism Management

IT/Cybersecurity

Law Enforcement /

Criminal Justice

Room 1701

Electricity	Rm 1528A
Carpentry	Rm 1504
HVAC	Rm 1502
Construction Design and Management	Rm 1515

Room 3403

Network Operations	Rm 1325
Cybersecurity Pathway and Capstone	Rm 1508

Room 1522

77 of 78

Thank You

Thank You for Joining Us tonight!

1 of 78

2 of 78

3 of 78

4 of 78

5 of 78

6 of 78

7 of 78

8 of 78

9 of 78

10 of 78

11 of 78

12 of 78

13 of 78

14 of 78

15 of 78

16 of 78

17 of 78

18 of 78

19 of 78

20 of 78

21 of 78

22 of 78

23 of 78

24 of 78

25 of 78

26 of 78

27 of 78

28 of 78

29 of 78

30 of 78

31 of 78

32 of 78

33 of 78

34 of 78

35 of 78

36 of 78

37 of 78

38 of 78

39 of 78

40 of 78

41 of 78

42 of 78

43 of 78

44 of 78

45 of 78

46 of 78

47 of 78

48 of 78

49 of 78

50 of 78

51 of 78

52 of 78

53 of 78

54 of 78

55 of 78

56 of 78

57 of 78

58 of 78

59 of 78

60 of 78

61 of 78

62 of 78

63 of 78

64 of 78

65 of 78

66 of 78

67 of 78

68 of 78

69 of 78

70 of 78

71 of 78

72 of 78

73 of 78

74 of 78

75 of 78

76 of 78

77 of 78

78 of 78