Year 1 Content
Electrical industry overview
Electrical theory
Intro to Electrical Circuits
Intro to residential wiring
Intro to commercial wiring
Electrical circuit troubleshooting
Electrical testing equipment
Conduit bending
Intro to low voltage wiring
Electrical calculations
Year 2 Content
Year one overview
Motor applications and controls
Conduit and pull boxes
Load calculations
Fire alarm systems
After-Graduation Transition Programming
Practicum Internship (2nd Semester)
Credit Opportunities
Year 1
3.0 - HS practical art or elective
1.0 - HS Technical English
1.0 - HS Technical Math
Year 2
3.0 - HS practical art or elective
1.0 - HS Technical English
1.0 - HS Technical Math
Industry Credentials earned upon completion of the program
OSHA 10
OSHA 30
OSHA Forklift Certification
Chauffeur's License - Class E
NCCER - Carpentry I
Internships
Capstone Internship Experience (2nd Semester of Year 2)
Paid work experience during the school year.
Placement coordinated between students, LEAD Center staff, and trade partners.
On-site interviews and career portfolio development.
Weekly meetings at LEAD Center to prepare for transition from high school to workforce.
Summer Internship available for the bridge between Junior and Senior year
After Graduation
Interviews with prospective employers in March/April before graduation.
Support for the onboarding process with career placement.
Transition support from high school to the workforce is embedded into Year 2 internship experience.
Electrical Studies students tour the Ray-Pec Ninth Grade Center under construction.
In this Staff Spotlight video, Superintendent Dr. Mike Slagle visits with Joe Ketchum, Electrical Studies Instructor at the LEAD Center.
Students have individual work stations in which to practice skills learned about residential and commercial electrical work.