Specialized High School Courses

The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology

The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology (THCTT) offers programs to students in grades 11 and 12 from all high schools. The areas of instruction include: Automotive Technology; Electricity; Carpentry; Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC); Cosmetology; and Culinary Arts. Programs at The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology will prepare students for a wide range of opportunities including post-secondary education, apprenticeships and career pathway success.

Programs are designed in two sequential learning levels. Students will attend classes every other day for three blocks with transportation provided from each sending school.

Courses at THCTT will provide the following:

  • Three elective credits upon successful completion of each course for a total of six elective credits over the two years in their program
  • Content based on current industry standards
  • Content based on Virginia’s Workplace Readiness Skills
  • Industry based credential assessment opportunities
  • Avenues for a work-based learning experience after completion of competencies
  • Leadership training experiences through student leadership organizations such as Skills USA
Course # Course Title Grade Level Year Semester Credit Weighted Credit Prereq.
Course No.
9 10 11 12
TA841 Youth Registered Apprenticeship       1 (max)    
TA841RA Registered Apprenticeship     0    
TS106
TS107
 
Automotive Technology I/II       3    
TS101INT Automotive Technology II Internship       1    
TS102 Automotive Technology III         2   TS106/TS107
TS102INT Automotive Technology III Internship         1   TS106/TS107
TS109 Cosmetology I         3    
TS110 Cosmetology II         3   TS109
TS110INT Cosmetology II Internship         1   TS109
TS132
TS133
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration I/II       3    
TS133INT Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration II Internship         1    
TS128
TS129
 
Carpentry I/II       3    
TS129INT Carpentry II Internship         1    
TS130
TS131
Electricity I/II       3    
TS131INT Electricity II Internship         1    
TS138
TS141
Culinary Arts I/Baking and Pastry Specialization       3    
TS139
TS140
Culinary Arts II/Catering and Banquet Specialization         3   TS138
TS141
TS118INT Culinary Arts II Internship         1   TS138
TS141

Hanover High School Specialty Center

Students at all Hanover County high schools are eligible to enroll in these courses taught only at Hanover High School. Transportation will be provided from students’ home schools to Hanover High. The Specialty Center at Hanover High School offers STEM-H courses that will engage students in innovative, relevant, hands-on learning, designed to prepare students to enter the workforce or post-secondary education in Health Sciences, Public Safety, and STEM fields. The Specialty Center will utilize community, industry, and higher education partnerships to further the students’ exposure to STEM-H skills and careers.

Course # Course Title Grade Level Year Semester Credit Weighted Credit Prereq.
Course No.
9 10 11 12
HN105E
HN106E
 
Electronics I: Electronics/Industrial Robotics Technology
Electronics II:
Electronics Technology
  3 M260
H102EINT Electronics II: Electronics Technology Internship       1    
HN200
HN201
Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies, and Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies, Advanced   2  
HN2000INT Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies Internship       1    
HN401
HN402
Engineering Explorations I, and Engineering Analysis and Applications II     2 M260 and PA20
HN4010INT Engineering Explorations I, and Engineering Analysis and Applications II Internship       1   M260 and PA20
HN411
HN412
Engineering Concepts & Processes, and Engineering Studies III       2 HN401/HN402
HN4011INT Engineering Concepts and Processes and Studies Internship       1   HN401/HN402
HN5012
HN5013
Criminal Justice I/II       3    
HN5011INT Criminal Justice II Internship       1    
HS0107
HS0108
Firefighting I/II       3    
HS0105INT Firefighting Internship       1    

The Reynolds Advance College Academy

The Reynolds Advance College Academies (ACA) provide outstanding high school students the opportunity to earn an associate degree while completing the requirements for their high school diploma. We have carefully selected and sequenced the college curriculum and courses in the program in order to satisfy the requirements of the high school diploma and associate degree at the same time.

Students will apply to ACA in the 8th grade, enroll in advanced high school courses in the 9th grade, and take the required college coursework for the associate degree during the 11th and 12th grades. Students in the ACA program are required to attend a four-week session of college courses during the summer between their sophomore and junior year.

Course # Course Title Grade Level Year Semester Credit Weighted Credit Prereq.
Course No.
9 10 11 12
ACAE100  Survey of English Literature II         1/2 ACAE112
ACAE101 Survey of American Literature II         1/2 ACAE112
ACAE111  College Composition I         1/2  
ACAE112 College Composition II         1/2 ACE111
ACAF550 Beginning French I       1/2  
ACAF551 Beginning French II       1/2 ACAF550
ACAF590 Intermediate Spanish I       1/2 F592
ACAF591 Intermediate Spanish II       1/2 ACAF590
ACAM100 Precalculus with Trigonometry       1/2  
ACAM101 Statistics       1/2  
ACAS105 General Biology I       1/2  
ACAS106 General Biology II       1/2 ACAS105
ACAH102 United States Government I         1/2  
ACAH103 United States Government II         1/2 ACAH102
ACAH104 United States History I         1/2  
ACAH105 United States History II         1/2 ACAH104
ACAH106 Principles of Psychology     1/2  
ACAH107 Developmental Psychology     1/2  

The Health Science Specialty Center Program

In the 8th grade, students can apply for acceptance into the four-year Health Science Specialty Center where they will become full-time Hanover High School students. The students’ schedules will be enriched with Health Science curriculum. When applying, students will choose an area of specialization from the following career pathways: Emergency Medical Technician, Nurse Aide/Patient Care Technician, Pharmacy Technician, and Sports Medicine. (Each of these pathway courses has class size limitations, so acceptance in the pathway program of choice is dependent on student interest numbers.)

Course # Course Title Grade Level Year Semester Credit Weighted Credit Prereq.
Course No.
9 10 11 12
HN911  Pharmacy Technician I       1    
HN912 Pharmacy Technician II         2   HN911
HN930
HN931
HN932
Nurse Aide I/II and Patient Care Technician       3    
HS111
HS112
Emergency Medical Technician I/II       2    
HS1000 Introduction to Health and Medical Sciences         1    
HS1020 Medical Terminology         1    
HS1300 Sports Medicine/Athletic Trainer I       2    
HS1301 Sports Medicine/Athletic Trainer II         2   HS1300
HS1301INT Sports Medicine/Athletic Trainer II Internship         1   HS1300
HSE162 Health Science English 11 ADV         1  
HSE163 Health Science English 11         1    
HSS355 Health Science Biology         1    
HSS354 Health Science Biology ADV         1  
HSS362 Health Science Chemistry         1   HSS355
HSS354
HSS361 Health Science Chemistry ADV         1 HSS355
HSS354
HSH470 Health Science Modern Global Studies - Standard       1    
HSH471 Health Science Modern Global Studies ADV       1  
HSP651 Health Science Health & Physical Education         1    
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