Networks School-Based Enterprises
Academics

Networks students not only develop competency-based career skills, but also participate in a standards-based curriculum of academic courses.  Students can receive high school credit in English, Mathematics, Computer Literacy and Employability Skills.

Networks Language Arts
Students develop and strengthen reading, writing and oral language skills appropriate for the work world.  Literature selections have themes that enhance employability skills and inspire students to read further.  Students develop their oral language skills to help them formulate, organize and deliver information.

Networks Mathematics
Students learn to solve problems, communicate, reason and connect math to the work world.  They build on estimation, measurement and computation skills needed in many jobs and to live independently.

Computer Literacy
Students learn the proper use of the keyboard and build speed and accuracy through regular practice.  Computer applications are completed using standard business software, with emphasis on world processing and spreadsheets.

Employability Skills
Students develop and practice the necessary skills for career success.  Students learn to complete job applications, write resumes, role play job interviews and job retention situations, and complete career interest assessments.  Students are expected to participate in community-based field lessons and interact with guest speakers.  Mock interviews, job shadowing, and career portfolio development are key aspects of the employability skills component of Networks.