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The High School Of Applied Communication Student Handbook provides a thorough reference of the rules, regulations, rituals, and routines a student must follow to ensure student safety & success.
The New York State Examination Schedule is slightly different each year. Please check for holiday observations, exam schedules, and special events at HSAC each day.
Students must verify the times for their exams with Ms. Demarco or the Programming Office for the testing schedule.
Microsoft Certification | Microsoft Office Specialist
Adobe Certification | Adobe Certified Associate
Graphic Design | Web & Print
Web Design & Development | Coding
Online Reputation Management | Professional Digital Footprint
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On March 2, 2017 teachers, parents, and students celebrated awards night for students who earned an 85% average or better. Special thanks to Autumn Brown, & Lizette Jimenez for assisting Ms. Kelly to put together a beautiful evening for The High School of Applied Communication.
Preparation for college mathematics regarding statistics, probability, and the advanced trigonometry function.
Focus on the study of earth elements such as rocks, minerals and the universe that surrounds us.
State Exam preparation focusing on an in-depth study of the interaction of matter along with its properties.
Study of physical health, exercise, aerobics, weight-lifting, and the proper body kinesthetic movements for a healthy life.
An in-depth study of different regions of the world and the physical environment that surrounds them.
A study of demographic, geographic, cultural, and political forces that surround the United States.
Focus on analyzing and interpreting literature, comparing, contrasting, and using literacy strategies to respond to text.
Culturally rich and engaging focus on dialects, regions, and pronunciation.
An in-depth focus on political science and the forces that shape the environments that surround them.
Use of electronic resources to reflect and respond to literature. We focus on the cyber world and how to respond critically.
Focus on analyzing and interpreting classic literature, comparing, contrasting, and using literacy strategies to respond to text.
Push in & Pull out for all core subjects and electives supporting student language development and language acquisition.
Study of organisms in different parts of the world and how they interact with each other in different settings.
A critical look at student needs and social development. We focus on academic needs and provide resources for emotional support.
Study of human health and nutrition while focusing on the human body's needs for longevity. This class enables students to be aware of their choices for a healthy life.
Push in & Pull out for all core subjects & electives supporting student academics. The Special Education Department employs differentiated learning strategies based on specific student needs.
Upon completing the Microsoft Office Specialist License, students begin learning graphic design and how to properly manage files. Graphic design begins with the fundamental aspects of Adobe Photoshop inside and out. We cover all topics for web and print using 13 sequential projects which are also internet-based on Youtube.com, enabling students and parents to learn anywhere at any time.
Upon completing the Graphic Design curriculum, students will start to learn coding, and mobile responsive website design. After the fundamental aspects of HTML5 and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), students will create and modify their own personal websites for academic and professional endeavors. Students also then receive a license for HTML5.
Visual Art at HSAC consists of a sequenced learning set of aesthetic design skills which begins with Art History. We then have a focus on 1D, 2D, & 3D perspectives within open and closed picture planes. Traditional mediums such as paint and pastels are applied along with different sculpting mediums. Examples of student work can be seen on all the walls of our school as a visual reference to this unique curriculum.
This program provides students with the necessary information needed to apply to college. Assistance with the applications, letters of recommendation, and transcripts are covered in detail. This program enables students to get grants, scholarships, and take advantage of government incentives to save as much as possible to attain a college education and be successful in your Major or field of study.
Students enjoy working on website design, development, Microsoft licensing, Adobe licensing, HTML5 licensing, and graphic design projects for Web & print. In the club, we work hand in hand on this website with the instructor.
Students form an administrative cabinet. The chapter leaders listen and facilitate the student's wants, needs, goals, and aspirations to make HSAC opperate at its optimum level. There are regular cabinet meeting discussions, and the entire school body is welcome to the meetings.
Students work with photos, stories, and events as a yearbook team. Each member has a specific role as a team member in areas such as photography, layout, editing, and graphic design for printing. This is a team effort to get the school yearbook created by HSAC students.
The NHS Team Cabinet interviews all HSAC students with an outstanding GPA to decide whether they qualify to become a member of this elite team of scholars. We hold a special induction ceremony at HSAC in honor of those students and their parents.
Seniors meet and discuss the ideas for field trips, spirit week themes, and ways that The High School of Applied Communication can improve the experience for future generations of graduating seniors.
All students at HSAC are welcome to attend "Our House" after school program to work on computers or academic work in hard copy to learn material, make up work, and grasp new concepts. This program is designated for student success at all levels.
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