This course introduces students to basic sewing and pressing equipment, textiles, and introductory level project construction techniques.
Student leadership (FCCLA) may be an integral part of this course.
Mrs. Judkins students @ Walquist Jr High show off their backpacks and stuffed aliens they created in their Clothing I class.
Month | Activity | Requirements | District Financial Support |
Points |
August- October |
Officer Leadership & |
Officers and Advisor attend State Leadership Training & |
Transportation, Advisor Expenses, Substitute & Per Diem |
1 |
October | Club Activity or Social |
All members of the CTSO club are invited to participate in a formal |
1 | |
November |
Guest Speaker |
All members of the CTSO club are invited to participate in a field trip or be invited to listen to a guest speaker that is career or leadership oriented. | Transportation and Substitute if needed | 1 |
December |
Guest Speaker |
All members of the CTSO club are invited to participate in a field trip, be invited to listen to a guest speaker, or attend a “Practice” or “Invitational Comp” with your students competing |
Transportation and Substitute if needed | 1 |
December- February |
Guest Speaker |
All members of the CTSO club are invited to participate in a field trip, be invited to listen to a guest speaker, or attend a “Practice” or “Invitational Comp” with your students competing. |
Transportation and Substitute if needed | 1 |
February- April |
Region Competition for your CTSO |
Officers and members attend and participate in Region Competition |
Transportation, Advisor Expenses, Substitute & Per Diem |
1 |
January- April |
Guest Speaker Field Trip |
All members of the CTSO club are invited to participate in a field trip or be invited to listen to a guest speaker that is career or leadership oriented. | Transportation and Substitute if needed | 1 |
May | Completed CTSO Advisor Reports By Due Date |
Completed 1-3 Advisor Reports |
1 2 3 |
|
May | Officers | Elect or Select next year’s officers | 1 | |
TBD | National Conference |
State Winners attend National Conference Advisor attends National Conference to Chaperone and Supervise |
Transportation, Advisor Expenses, Substitute (if needed) & Per Diem | 3 |
Advisors; There has been a change in the CTSO Advisor Reports and Point Index for this new 2016-2017 school year. Please review these documents carefully and plan ahead. Arranging guest speakers and field trips takes a little lead time on planning, so please be mindful of the dates. Again, your CTSO will receive $50 per Report if each activity is summarized appropriately (*Note#6), and clearly follows the guidelines within the designated time frame listed.
Here are some very important notes regarding your payments and index points:
Note #1: All officers and members must be eligible to participate.
Note #2: Each CTSO may have a maximum of one advisor, one assistant, and one consultant.
Note #3: Assistant advisor salary is based on 60% of advisor salary base.
Note #4: Consultant salary is based on 20% of advisor salary base.
Note #5: 2016-2017 = $83.50 per point
Note #6: Each activity must be accompanied by a written summary that includes the following:
The following Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) have units at the district high schools.
Distributive Education Clubs of America - We are an international association of high school and college students studying marketing, management and entrepreneurship in business, finance, hospitality and marketing sales and service.
Future Business Leaders of America - The largest and oldest business student organization in the world! A quarter of a million high school and middle school students, college and university students, faculty, educators, administrators, and business professionals have chosen to be members of the premier business education association preparing students for careers in business.
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America - Our mission it to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences Education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.
Agricultural Education prepares students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources systems.
Health Occupations Student Association - HOSA is a student organization whose mission is to promote career opportunities in health care and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.
SkillsUSA is a national nonprofit organization serving teachers and high school and college students who are preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations, including health occupations. It was formerly known as VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America).
Belnap, Rod
Director Of Career and Technical Education
CTE | (801) 476-6522 |
Blodgett, Michael
Secondary Teacher
CTE | (801) 476-6500 |
Clark, Bonnie
Cna Classroom Aide
CTE | (801) 476-7800 |
Donley, John
CTE Coordinator
CTE | (801) 476-6524 |
Garner, Jessica
Cna Classroom Aide
CTE | (801) 476-7800 |
Koopmans, Lisa
CTE Administrative Assistant
CTE | (801) 476-6521 |
Powell, Melissa
CTE Coordinator
CTE | (801) 452-4090 |
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SIRS Discoverer is a fantastic resource that features an advanced search engine, encyclopedias, multiple database features, and current events. This user friendly research tool will help elementary-age students navigate the World Wide Web and find content-rich resources.
SIRS Discoverer features include:
SIRS Researcher is a resource-rich database for secondary students. Students can select an argumentative topic and find many resources to formulate an intelligent opinion and claim statement. Quality articles from reputable sources are right at the student's disposal.
SIRS Researcher features include:
1. Click on the appropriate link.
If you are using a school computer, you will be connected automatically. If you are NOT using a school computer use the following information:
Username: wsdread
Password: wsdwrite
2. Once you're logged into SIRS you are able to use it like any search engine or you can click on the helpful graphics to navigate your way to the information you need. See your school librarian for useful tips about SIRS Discoverer and SIRS Researcher.
Revised: Oct 2023
Weber County School District and its employees will adhere to the National Copyright Law (Title 17, United States Code). Copies not specifically allowed by the law, by fair use criteria, by license agreement, or by the permission of the copyright holder are prohibited.
Responsibility for keeping district personnel advised as to copyright and the right to make copies of media materials is placed with the Office of Instructional Services
Liability for willful infringement is placed upon the person or persons not adhering to such laws.
—Board Policy, June 16, 1992
Printed Materials
Teachers may make a single copy for research purposes of:
A. A chapter from a book
B. An article from a periodical or newspaper
C. A short story, essay or poem
D. A chart, graph, diagram, drawing, or cartoon from a book, periodical, or newspaper.
(Copyrighted, syndicated cartoons may not be copied)
Teachers may make multiple copies for classroom use if:
A. The materials meet the test of brevity:
1. Poetry—less than 250 words
2. Prose—a complete article, story, or essay of less than 2,500 words, or an excerpt of not more than 1,000 words or 10% of the work, whichever is less.
B. The materials meet the test of cummulative effect:
1. The copies are for one course in the school.
2. Not more than one poem, article or essay, or two excerpts from the same author.
3. Not more than three pieces from the collective work or periodical volume during one class term.
4. No more than nine instances of such multiple copying for one course during one class term.
Exceptions: Unlimited copying of newspaper articles and current news selections of other periodicals.
Restrictions: Copying may not be used to create or replace an anthology, compilation or collective work.
There shall be no copying of consumable works without written permission of the publisher.
No copying may substitute for the purchase of books.
Instructional Television (ITV) programs (Channels 7 or 9) typically may be recorded for school use—see the "Instructional Television" schedule for restrictions in your media center.
Videotapes bearing "For Home Use Only" labels may be used in schools if they meet the following conditions:
A. They are shown in a room regularly used for instructional purposes (not auditoriums, for example).
B. the material is an integral part of the curriculum.
C. They are not shown for purely recreational viewing.
(Recreational viewing constitutes a public performance and the appropriate royalities must be paid.)
Videotapes appearing in the district catalog have had the appropriate fees paid for use in the schools. They may be duplicated at the school site for school use, if they do not bear a "Do Not Duplicate" or "For Home Use Only" insignia.
Off-air recording must be initiated by the teacher, not the library media personnel. The program may be used for 10 school days for direct student instructional instruction and must be erased after 45 calendar days.
Copyrighted materials may not be transferred from one medium to another. For example, you may not copy a 33 1/3 recording to tape, a Compact Disc to tape, or a radio broadcast to tape for use in the classroom.
School equipment may not be used to copy computer software illegally. The use of illegally copied software in schools is prohibited.
Software licensing agreements of copyright holders must be observed.
Multiple loading of software is prohibited without written permission from the copyright holder.
Use of computer software on a network computer system is prohibited without written permission of the copyright holder.
Software purchased by the district may not be used outside the schools unless provided for by license.
Copies of sheet music may be duplicated for use by a chorus providing a purchase order for individual copies of the music has been issued. Once the music has arrived, the duplicate a must be destroyed.
Allen, Dale
Temp CTE Maintenance
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Atkinson, Caleb
Innovation Studio & Media Specialist
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Augustin, Jenna
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 452-4460 |
Barr, Scott
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Barrowes, Jaymee
Dt&L Specialist
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-7800 |
Berni, Sarah
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6557 |
Bingham, Brenda
Secondary Aide
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Brenchley, Dixie
Secondary Aide
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6503 |
Call, Jadda
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6511 |
Carroll, Nicole
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6545 |
Child, James
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Chris, Andrew
Wol Stipend Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Christensen, Melissa
Elementary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Christensen, Sarah
Counseling Administrative Assistant
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6542 |
Egbert, Andrew
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Fredrickson, Madison
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6515 |
Garner, Julie
High School Counselor
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 622-3584 |
Grilz, William
Work-Based Learning Coordinator
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6526 |
Grogan, Samantha
Part Time Custodian
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Hales, Nancy
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6545 |
Harrison, Jacob
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Hess, Anthony
Secondary Nutrition Service Manager
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6538 |
Huxley, Robin
PT Nutrition Service Worker
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 668-3558 |
Hyde, Brenna
CTE Administrative Assistant
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6525 |
Illum, Marianne
Administrative Assistant
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6548 |
Lavigne, Tessa
Junior High School Registrar
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 622-3583 |
Mcpherson, Codilynn
Media Services Administrative Assistant
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-3910 |
Metcalfe, Cathy
PT Nutrition Service Worker
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Meyer, Marissa
Digital Learning High School
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Ortega, Ryan
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Pilot, Carrie
Weber Innovations Center Administrative Assistant
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6501 |
Pitman, Tony
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Pope, Blake
Dt&L Specialist
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES |
Rasmussen, Julie
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6540 |
Rasmussen, Victoria
Part Time Custodian
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Reed, Maryann
Secondary Aide
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Rhees, Alan
Dt&L Specialist
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-5461 |
Richards, Hallie
Secondary Aide
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6554 |
Roberts, Angela
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6556 |
Robinson, Jennifer
PT Nutrition Service Worker
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Sipes, Sharon
High School Counselor
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES |
Smith, Alicia
Secondary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6559 |
Tesch, Brinlee
Elementary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Tilley, Tylinn
Temp - Office Aide - Sub Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Wallace, Kelly
Elementary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 452-4540 |
Ward, Trevor
CTE Coordinator
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6524 |
Watkins, Carl
Hs Head Custodian
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 389-1961 |
Whitesides, Rebekah
District Media Aide and Print Shop Specialist
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Widdison, Monica
Dt&L Specialist
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-5462 |
Wilkinson, Lisa
Elementary Teacher
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-6500 |
Worthen, Michele
High School Counselor
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES | (801) 476-7800 |