EASTVIEW STEM: Applied Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Be informed. Read More…

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic … always has been and always will be at the foundation of learning. In the 21st Century we must also be S.T.E.M. Scholars. If we are not, our probability of success in our daily lives and the job market will also present diminishing returns at an exponential level.

The Eastview multi-dimensional STEM program includes a powerful comprehensive academic core, with a four-year engineering sequence which culminates with the College Prep Engineering experience. At Eastview, many of our top STEM Scholars are also our finest musicians, writers, actors and artists. The deep comprehensive engagement in the humanities, the arts as well as STEM, develops a student who is well prepared for the 21st Century. Be informed. Read More…

IN OUR CURRENT ECONOMY AND WORLD OF WORK… What we should be concerned about, in the words of Anthony Carnevale, director of the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, is the “misalignment between our education system and the labor market.” The latter, he notes, “is demanding much more specific preparation” than students get. One word: Engineering. While petroleum engineers can start above $90,000, in other fields beginning pay is in the $50,000-$70,000 range. “The plain truth is that ALL of our children have the aptitude, to pursue an engineering or related degree’s in study math and science. End of discussion. Those majors can yield starting salaries of $50,000 and above. Accountants, actuaries, software developers, pharmacists, and nurses are also in high demand and highly compensated.

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The Eastview STEM Scholar Programs of Study includes four years of Math, Science, English, and Social Studies (16 quarter courses in each area) and one full-year (four quarter courses) of applied STEM courses. The STEM program will include three Scholar Certificate Options (Pathways to an Engineering Career, College Prep and Honors College Prep). Eastview High School and several engineering support organizations (ESO) will offer 4 financial STEM scholarships for students completing a STEM Certificate:

1.) Exceptional student engaging in a post-secondary program in the area of STEM

2.) Female student engaging in a post-secondary program in the area of STEM

3.) Male student engaging in a post-secondary program in the area of STEM

4.) Student of color engaging in a post-secondary program in the area of STEM Our current Applied Mathematics courses create the program foundation. Applied Mathematics, with a project based focus, incorporates the district essential learnings in Algebra and Geometry with project application to aerospace, robotics, engineering structures, and alternative energies. College Prep Engineering is the pinnacle course, incorporating pre-calc and physical science. Our in-house Applied Manufacturing, the District Career Development Program (Aviation, CISCO Networking, Computer Hardware/Software, Forensics, Medical Careers, Game Design, Animation), Mentor Program and Work Program (STEM Related), as well as our digital accounting and multimedia / video communication programs provides a deep and comprehensive STEM experience. The Eastview STEM Steering Team will conduct a continuous improvement development process as well as productivity data analysis for the internal program as well as market opportunities (university and technical options).

Recognized as a top STEM School by US News and World Report. Eastview was recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a Gold School - Best in Minnesota (one of only seven schools in Minnesota, 500 across the country, over 31,000 schools reviewed). This year Eastview was also recognized as one of three schools in Minnesota (500 across the country) as a top STEM School. U.S. News looked at the top 500 public high schools – and identified the best in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education.

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We are excited to continue to grow our strong comprehensive, college readiness and college preparatory learning with a 21st Century focus; imbedding the ISD 196 Frameworks, the MCA and ACT Standards and modeled to the criteria of the NSTA, NCTM, ITEEA, and the ABET.

Employment in science, math and engineering will increase about 70% faster than the rate for all occupations. ~U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010 "Over the coming decades, today’s young people will depend on the skills and knowledge developed from learning math and science to analyze problems, imagine solutions and bring productive new ideas into being." Carnegie Institute - 2012 Student’s engagement in STEM education… “is not merely important, it is extraordinarily pressing, and the success or failure of that mission will have lasting consequences for America’s economic and social well-being." National Governor's Association - 2012

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Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) Opportunities

Four Year Academic Planning

The following information profiles the opportunities students are offered to engage in STEM education. The course pathways outlined below prepare students with critical STEM skills that will enable them to join a workforce of problem-solvers, innovators, and inventors who are self-reliant and able to think logically.Students who complete the following course requirements will be granted the designation of a STEM Scholar. 1. 4 Years of Mathematics 2. 4 Years of Science 3. 1 year (four quarters) of Applied STEM Elective Courses

Content GRADE

COURSE OF STUDYSTEM College Prep Honors

4-year college or graduate degree in preparation for

STEM related career

STEM 4 year College Prep4-year college degree in preparation for a STEM

related career

STEM Pathways to Engineering Careers

Employment after high school, preparation for vocational and technical certificate or degree

Science

9 Honors Physical Science/Earth Science

Physical Science/Earth Science

Physical Science/Earth Science

10 Honors Biology Biology Biology

11 Honors Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry or Chemistry Foundations

12AP Physics 1 or AP Physics C, AP Chemistry and optional CIS Anatomy and Physiology or AP Biology

Physics or AP Chemistry and optional CIS Anatomy and Physiology or AP Biology

Engineering/Technology Electives

Technology and Engineering

Applied STEM Electives

• Applied Mathematics Program: Structures and Forces, Alternative Energies, Lifting Principles, Robotics, Robotics and Hydraulics, Vehicle Design, Math Peer Tutor, AP Statistics, AP Computer Science A

• Applied Science Program: Design and Problem Solving, Woods and Plastics• Art: Digital Art/Graphic Design, Introduction to 2-Dimentional Art, Photography• Business: Digital Accounting, Introduction to Computer Programming, Keyboarding, Marketing, AP Computer

Science Principles, IT Exploration, • Career Development Program: Animal Science, Zoos, Aquariums and Small Animal Care, Aviation and Ground

School, Computer Hardware, Software and Game Design, Computer Networking Technology: CISCO, Emergency Services, Forensic Science, Medical Care, Mentor Program Field Experience, Music Production, Vehicle Services

• English: Broadcast Journalism, 4Cast, FLASH, Multimedia• Family and Consumer Science: Fashion Design, Interior Design A, Interior Design B, Landscape Design• Physical Education: Online Exercise Science

Mathematics

9 Honors Geometry Intermediate Algebra Intermediate Algebra or Intermediate Algebra Concepts

10 Honors Algebra II Geometry Geometry or Geometry Concepts11 Honors Pre-Calculus Algebra II Algebra II or Algebra II Concepts

12

AP Calculus AB or BC or Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra/Differentiated Equations, and/or AP Statistics

Pre-Calculus or College Algebra and Probability & Statistics and/or AP Statistics

College Algebra and Probability & Statistics

Comprehensive Courses 9-12

All students will also select courses from the required comprehensive curriculum in English, Social Studies and Physical Education/Wellness/Safety Education as well as from the elective areas of Art, Business, Family and Consumer Science, Music & Dance.

Activities 9-12Business Professionals of America, Computer Technology (hardware/software/network) Support Assistant, Environmental Club, FCCLA, Knowledge Bowl, Math Team, Quiz Bowl, Robotics, Science Olympiad, Technical Theater, Video Club

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School

2 year tech program with agreement with 4 year college4 year - Graduate

Biomedical, Computer, Nanotechnology, Electronic Technology, Engineering Technology, Land Surveying and Mapping Sciences, Machine Tool Technology

NOTE: Students should discuss specific course choices with their counselor, teachers, and parents to most appropriately meet their future goals.

STEM Scholar Courses Requirements:

1. 4 Years of Mathematics 2. 4 Years of Science 3. 1 year – four quarters of Applied STEM Courses

Science Mathematics Applied STEM

1001 Earth/Physical Science A 1002 Earth/Physical Science B 1003 Earth/Physical Science C 1004 Earth/Physical Science D 1005 Honors Earth/Physical Science A 1006 Honors Earth/Physical Science B 1007 Honors Earth/Physical Science C 1008 Honors Earth/Physical Science D 1026 Biology A 1027 Biology B 1028 Biology C 1029 Biology D 1030 Honors Biology A 1031 Honors Biology B 1032 Honors Biology C 1033 Honors Biology D 1051 Chemistry Foundations A 1052 Chemistry Foundations B 1053 Chemistry Foundations C 1054 Chemistry Foundations D 1055 Chemistry A 1056 Chemistry B 1057 Chemistry C 1058 Chemistry D 1059 Honors Chemistry A 1060 Honors Chemistry B 1061 Honors Chemistry C 1062 Honors Chemistry D 1063 Physics A 1064 Physics B 1065 Physics C 1066 Physics D 1071 Advanced Placement Biology A 1072 Advanced Placement Biology B 1073 Advanced Placement Biology C 1074 Advanced Placement Biology D 1067 CIS Anatomy and Physiology A 1068 CIS Anatomy and Physiology B 1069 CIS Anatomy and Physiology C 1070 CIS Anatomy and Physiology D 1090 Advanced Placement Chemistry A 1091 Advanced Placement Chemistry B 1092 Advanced Placement Chemistry C 1093 Advanced Placement Chemistry D 1090 Advanced Placement Physics 1 & C A 1091 Advanced Placement Physics 1 & C B 1092 Advanced Placement Physics 1 & C C 1093 Advanced Placement Physics 1 & C D

0701 Intermediate Algebra Concepts A 0702 Intermediate Algebra Concepts B 0703 Intermediate Algebra Concepts C 0704 Intermediate Algebra Concepts D 0705 Intermediate Algebra A 0706 Intermediate Algebra B 0707 Intermediate Algebra C 0708 Intermediate Algebra D 0709 Geometry A 0710 Geometry B 0711 Geometry C 0712 Geometry D 0713 Honors Geometry A 0714 Honors Geometry B 0716 Honors Geometry D 0726 Geometry Concepts A 0727 Geometry Concepts B 0728 Geometry Concepts C 0729 Geometry Concepts D 0730 Algebra-2 Concepts A 0731 Algebra-2 Concepts B 0732 Algebra-2 Concepts C 0733 Algebra-2 Concepts D 0740 Algebra-2A 0741 Algebra-2B 0742 Algebra-2C 0743 Algebra-2D 0744 Honors Algebra-2A 0745 Honors Algebra-2B 0746 Honors Algebra-2C 0747 Honors Algebra-2D 0755 Pre-Calculus A 0756 Pre-Calculus B 0757 Pre-Calculus C 0758 Pre-Calculus D 0759 Honors Pre-Calculus A 0760 Honors Pre-Calculus B 0761 Honors Pre-Calculus C 0762 Honors Pre-Calculus D 0763 Advanced Placement Statistics A 0764 Advanced Placement Statistics B 0765 Advanced Placement Statistics C 0766 Advanced Placement Statistics D

0776 College Algebra A 0777 College Algebra B 0778 Probability and Statistics A 0779 Probability and Statistics B 0788 Advanced Placement: Calculus AB-A 0789 Advanced Placement: Calculus AB-B 0790 Advanced Placement: Calculus AB-C 0791 Advanced Placement: Calculus AB-D 0792 Advanced Placement: Calculus BC-A 0793 Advanced Placement: Calculus BC-B 0794 Advanced Placement: Calculus BC-C 0795 Advanced Placement: Calculus BC-D 1565 Advanced Placement: Computer Sci A 1566 Advanced Placement: Computer Sci B 1567 Advanced Placement: Computer Sci C 1568 Advanced Placement: Computer Sci D 0796 Multivariable Calculus A 0797 Multivariable Calculus B 0798 Multivariable Calculus C 0799 Multivariable Calculus D 0768 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq A 0769 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq B 0770 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq C 0771 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq D

APPLIED MATH 1533 Lifting Principles - Aviation 1530 Robotics & Hydraulics 1532 Alternative Energies 1531 Structures and Forces (Rollercoasters) 1528 Engineering Design: Simple Machines 1529 Engineering Design: Vehicle Design APPLIED SCIENCE Manufacturing: Sports Equipment Manufacturing: Woods & Plastics CAREER DEVELOPMENT Animal Science Aviation College Pre-Engineering Computer Hardware/Software Computer Networking CISCO Digital Film Production Emergency Services Forensic Science Medical/Health Care Mentor Program: STEM Focus Music Production Vehicle Service APPLIED STEM Design Trends Exercise Science Interior Design – Digital Landscape Design Math Peer Tutor 0240 IT Exploration A 0241 IT Exploration A 0202 Intro to Computer Programming 0763 Advanced Placement Statistics A 0764 Advanced Placement Statistics B 0765 Advanced Placement Statistics C 0766 Advanced Placement Statistics D 1561 Advanced Placement: Comp Sci Princ A 1562 Advanced Placement: Comp Sci Princ B 1563 Advanced Placement: Comp Sci Princ C 1564 Advanced Placement: Comp Sci Princ D

Advanced Multimedia A Advanced Multimedia B Advanced Multimedia C Advanced Multimedia D Broadcast Journalism A Broadcast Journalism B Digital Accounting A Digital Accounting B Digital Accounting C Digital Accounting D Digital Photography Keyboarding: Microsoft Word A Keyboarding: AdvWord/Adobe Photo B Keyboarding: Powerpoint/Excel C Keyboarding: Off/Access/Cloud/Web 2.0 D Marketing D/Virtual Business Multimedia A:Graphic Design Multimedia B:Video Production Multimedia C:Audio & Animation Multimedia D:Web Design The 4Cast A The 4Cast B The 4Cast C The 4Cast D The Flash A The Flash B The Flash C The Flash D

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STEM Scholarand have granted this certificate as evidence thereof.

Given at Eastview High School, Apple Valley, Minnesota in the month of June, Two Thousand and Eleven.

____________________________ ____________________________ Dr. Randall Peterson – Principal Mr. Bruce Miller – Assistant Principal for STEM

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• Agriculture, Agricultural Operations, and Related Sciences • Computer and Informational Sciences and Support Services • Engineering and Engineering Technologies • Biological and Biomedical Sciences • Mathematics and Statistics • Physical Sciences and Technologies

Most STEM careers require years of education. You can get ahead of the game by taking high school or vocational courses in science and math. This will improve your chances of finding work in a wide variety of industries, such as professional services, health care, precision manufacturing, and finance and insurance

Careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics :2017 iSeek Minnesota Careers

Agricultural Engineers Agricultural engineers design or improve farm equipment and products.

Environmental Engineers Create solutions to environmental problems affecting humans and nature.

Nuclear Engineers Design and operate nuclear power plants. Conduct research on nuclear energy.

Aircraft Mechanics Aircraft mechanics service and repair aircraft and aircraft engines.

Environmental Scientists Study problems in the natural world that affect the health of living things.

Petroleum Engineers Plan and supervise the drilling of new oil wells. Supervise operation and maintenance.

Anthropologists Anthropologists use scientific research methods to study elements of human cultures

Food Scientists Conduct research to develop and improve food products that are healthy and safe.

Pharmacy Aides Pharmacy aides help pharmacists with clerical duties.

Archeologists Archeologists study relics from the past to recreate cultures and history.

Geographers Geographers study physical and cultural characteristics of a given area.

Physicists Physicists use scientific methods to study the properties of matter and energy.

Archivists Archivists preserve and control paper, film, and electronic records with historic value.

Geologists and Geophysicists Geologists and geophysicists study the earth's interior and exterior.

Power Plant Operators Control machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.

Astronomers Study the sun, moon, planets, stars, and galaxies to learn about the nature of the universe.

Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists Geospatial information scientists and technologists study how to use physical space.

Precision Agriculture Technicians Precision agriculture technicians make farming more efficient.

Biologists Biologists study plants, animals, and the environments they live in.

Historians Historians research, analyze, and explain past events and people.

Remote Sensing Scientists and Technologists Use aerial and satellite photography to analyze data and solve problems.

Biomedical Engineers Design new tools & devices to improve healthcare. Develop ways to treat illness disease.

Industrial Engineers Industrial engineers design systems for producing goods.

Robotics Engineers Robotics engineers research, design, develop, and test robotic applications.

Cartographers and Photogrammetrists Cartographers and photogrammetrists make maps of different areas.

Manufacturing Engineering Technologists Help develop tools, create designs, and improve equipment for production processes.

Safety Engineers Safety engineers look for ways to prevent accidents in the workplace.

Chemical Engineers Chemical engineers solve problems that involve using or making chemicals.

Materials Engineers Materials engineers find ways to make and use materials for products.

Science Technicians Science technicians conduct tests and experiments to assist scientists.

Chemists Chemists investigate the behavior of atoms and molecules.

Mathematicians They create new theories and try to solve problems with those theories.

Ship Engineers Ship engineers operate engines and other equipment on many types of ships.

Civil Engineers Civil engineering is responsible for the construction of many man-made wonders.

Mechanical Engineers Mechanical engineers oversee the design, construction, and testing of mechanical products and systems.

Social Science Research Assistants Social science research assistants gather and analyze data.

Computer Systems Administrators Design, install, and support an organization's computer system.

Medical Laboratory Technologists Conduct complex tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.

Sociologists Sociologists study human society and social behavior.

Electrical and Electronics Engineers Engineers design, develop, test, and maintain electrical and electronic equipment.

Medical Scientists Medical scientists conduct research to find causes of and treatments for disease.

Statisticians Statisticians apply their knowledge of math to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data.

Electronics Engineering Technologists help engineers design, test, and implement new electronics systems or products.

Meteorologists Meteorologists study the earth's atmosphere and the ways it affects our environment.

Surveying and Mapping Technicians Surveying and mapping technicians help surveyors measure and map land.

Engineering Managers Engineering managers plan and design new products and systems.

Natural Sciences Managers Natural sciences managers plan and direct the work of natural scientists

Validation Engineers Validation engineers design, plan, and test equipment and procedures.

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2015-2016 STEM Careers that are Currently in High Demand in Minnesota.

STEM-Related Careers are Currently in High Demand in Minnesota.

Job Title Hourly Wage

Education/Training Requirements

Job Title Hourly Wage

Education/Training Requirements

Job Title Hourly Wage

Education/Training Requirements

Accountants and Auditors $ 29.80 Experience + bachelor's or higher

Environmental Engineers $ 38.88 Bachelor's degree Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics

$ 17.67 Post secondary vocational training

Actuaries $ 45.39 Bachelor's degree Environmental Science Technicians,

$ 29.52 Associate degree Compliance Officers, $ 32.80 Long-term on-the-job training (> 12 months)

Biological Technicians $ 25.88 Associate degree Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health

$ 29.53 Bachelor's degree Dietetic Technicians $ 17.98 Moderate-term on-the-job training (1-12 months)

Biomedical Engineers $ 42.93 Bachelor's degree Food Scientists and Technologists $ 40.34 Bachelor's degree Dietitians and Nutritionists $ 26.07 Bachelor's degree

Chemical Engineers $ 43.12 Bachelor's degree Forest and Conservation Technicians

$ 20.86 Associate degree Financial Managers $ 52.49 Experience, plus bachelor's or higher

Chemists $ 43.84 Bachelor's degree Health and Safety Engineers $ 43.34 Bachelor's degree Forest and Conservation Technicians

$ 20.86 Associate degree

Civil Engineers $ 37.15 Bachelor's degree Industrial Engineers $ 38.50 Bachelor's degree Machinists $ 21.44 On-the-job training (> 12 months)

Computer and Information Systems Managers

$ 58.96 Experience + bachelor's or higher

Mechanical Engineers $ 38.69 Bachelor's degree Management Analysts $ 38.15 Experience + bachelor's or higher degree

Computer Hardware Engineers $ 47.76 Bachelor's degree Medical Scientists $ 30.52 Doctor's degree Market Research Analysts $ 33.14 Bachelor's degree

Computer Programmers $ 35.69 Bachelor's degree Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists

$ 27.84 Bachelor's degree Numerical Tool and Process Control Programmers

$ 23.06 On-the-job training (> 12 months)

Computer Software Engineers, Applications and Systems

$ 43.53 Bachelor's degree Network and Computer Systems Administrators

$ 35.68 Bachelor's degree Pharmacists $ 62.11 First professional degree

Database Administrators $ 37.24 Bachelor's degree Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts

$ 31.66 Bachelor's degree Registered Nurses $ 34.18 Associate degree

Electrical/Electronics Engineers $ 40.57 Bachelor's degree Operations Research Analysts $ 31.95 Master's degree Transportation Inspectors $ 42.68 Work experience (in related occupation

SOURCE: 2017 http://www.iseek.org/careers/viewCareers?id=15

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