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Mr. Macleod x390 Mr. McGuire x370 Mr. LeBeau x350   Electrical The Electrical Program is aimed at educating students in the foundations of Electrical theory, National Electrical and State Codes. Students will be trained in the fundamentals of shop safety and will learn a variety of commercial, industrial and residential wiring methods. Students will gain the knowledge and skills that will lead them to careers in the electrical industry. Career Paths - Apprentice
- Journeyman
- Master Electrician
- Service Technician
- Solar/Wind Power Technician
     Electrical | Course Number | Course Name | Course Description | Credits | Instructor | Semester | | 1VX38B | Electrical | Students will receive this training with the use of state of the art equipment, and work on various projects including modular stations, Group projects, and simulated residential wiring installations. 1 A, 1 B, 2B, 2 G, 2 J, 2 K | 7 | MacLeod, Russell | 2 | | 2VE11A | Intro to Wiring-201 | Students will be trained in the fundamentals of shop safety, hand and power tool safety and usage, installation of electrical metallic tubing, devices such as receptacles and switches, Installation of light fixtures, installation of various anchors as well as supports. 2A, 2B, 2C | 6 | MacLeod, Russell | 1 | | 2VE21A | Basic Electrical Theory-201 | The Electrical Technology program for 10th grade students is aimed at educating students in the foundations of Electrical theory and residential wiring systems. 2C | 1 | MacLeod, Russell | 1 | | 2VE31A | Intro to Wiring-202 | Students will learn the theory behind electricity as well as the electrical formulas such as Ohms law, which can be used in the field after they graduate. 2A, 2B, 2 C, 2G, 2H, 2I, 2 J, 2K | 6 | MacLeod, Russell | 2 | | 2VE41A | Basic Electrical Theory-202 | Students will be trained in proper service techniques, customer service, and several areas of embedded academics including reading and writing, and shop specific math skills. 2D, 2F | 1 | MacLeod, Russell | 2 | | 3VE11A/ 3VE11B | Lighting & Luminaries-301 | Students will be trained in the fundamentals of shop safety, hand and power tool safety and usage, installation of electrical metallic tubing, devices such as receptacles and switches. Installation of light fixture, using various anchors as well as supports for example. 2A, 2B, 2 E, 2I, 2J, 2R, 2S | 6 | Maguire, Joe | 1 | | 3VE21A/ 3VE21B | NEC & MEC Codes-301 | The Electrical Technology program for 11th grade students is aimed at educating students in the foundations of Electrical theory and residential wiring systems. 2C, 2D, 2F | 1 | Maguire, Joe | 1 | | 3VE31A/ 3VE31B | Lighting & Luminaries-302 | Students will receive this training with the use of state of the art equipment, and work on various projects including modular stations, Group projects and simulated residential, commercial and Industrial wiring installations. 2E, 2K, 2L, 2M, 2N, 2P, 2T | 6 | Maguire, Joe | 2 | | 3VE41A/ 3VE41B | NEC & MEC Codes-302 | Students will learn the theory behind electricity as well as the electrical formulas such as Ohms law, which can be used in the field after they graduate. Students will also be trained in proper service techniques, customer service and several areas of embedded academics including reading and writing and shop specific math skills. 2D, 2F, 2L, 2O, 2P | 1 | Maguire, Joe | 2 | | 4VE11A/ 4VE11B | Install & Op Transformers-401 | The Electrical Technology program for 12th grade students is aimed at educating students in the foundations of Electrical theory and commercial wiring systems. Students will be trained in the fundamentals of shop safety, hand and power tool safety and usage, installation of conductors used in wiring systems, including insulation and current carrying capacity. The number of conductors allowed in raceways, boxes, and fittings as well motor calculation, motor controls will be introduced. 2N, 2O, 2P, 2Q, 3C | 6 | LeBeau, Gary | 1 | | 4VE21A/ 4VE21B | Commercial Wiring-401 | Distribution equipment, including grounding, switchboard maintenance, transformers, and electrical drawing identification will be discussed. Students will learn the theory behind electricity as well as the electrical formulas such as Ohms law, which can be used in the field after they graduate. 2G, 2L, 2R, 2U | 1 | LeBeau, Gary | 1 | | 4VE31A/ 4VE31B | Install & Op Transformers-402 | Students will receive this training with the use of state of the art equipment, and work on various projects including modular stations, Group projects, and simulated residential, commercial and Industrial wiring installations. 3A, 4A, 4B, 4C | 6 | LeBeau, Gary | 2 | | 4VE41A/ 4VE41B | Commercial Wiring-402 | Students will also be trained in proper service techniques, customer service, and several areas of embedded academics including reading and writing, and shop specific math skills. 2G, 2L, 2R, 2U 3A, 4A, 4B, 4C | 1 | LeBeau, Gary | 2 |
Tribute
R.I.P Mr. Mark Apostle 
"Electricians never die. They travel ahead to lighten the pathway and sky so those following will find their way. Look to the twinkling skies and Mr. Apostle's touch will spark in our hearts and minds"
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