Off Campus Programs
AGRICULTURE SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF:
Richard Hogg, Instructor Hogg.Richard@bgsd.k12.wa.us
Web location: www.bgsd.k12.wa.us/casee
(360)885-5361
Use computers and exciting new technology to make portfolios and multimedia presentations while receiving credit in Biology, Environmental Science, and English. CASEE is a unique program for science and environmental education locate don an 80-acre site in Brush Prairie. Choose the project you want to study, and use the high tech resources and on-site professionals to complete your project. Hands-on lab areas include two ponds (created by previous students), wildlife habitats, nature trails, greenhouses, an organic garden, and many areas still being designed.
Time: Two hours daily, full year.
Credit: Three credits for a full year.
Location: CASEE Building "B", 11104 NE 149th Street, Brush Prairie, WA 98606
AIR FORCE JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS
INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF:
Col. Peter Gray, USAF (Ret.), Instructor gray.peter@bgsd.k12.wa.us
Web location: http://prairiehighschool.org/clubs/ROTC/pgray/ROTC.htm
(360)885-5047
Successfully manage the entire Corps during the year while putting theories of leadership into practice. Those theories include application in the areas of communication, decision making, personal interaction, managerial and organizational skills. Students also work on citizenship, developing responsibility and learning about the aerospace age and careers in the aerospace industry. Students, who successfully complete this program, are eligible to enter any branch of the military at a higher pay grade than other enlistees. College bound students may receive an Air Force Academy nomination or an AFJROTC scholarship, if qualified, directly through their Air Force ROTC unit. AFJROTC students have more than 470 scholarships reserved for them which pay for three to four years of tuition, books and fees at many colleges and universities.
Time: One hour per school day, full year.
Credit: One or two credits per year.
Location: Prairie High School, 11500 NE 117 Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98662
FIRE SCIENCE (FIREFIGHTER CADET)
Skills emphasized include fire suppression, fire prevention, public education, emergency medicine and all aspects of the fire service. Graduate will finish the program with First Aid and CPR certifications. Successful completers may receive advanced placement credit through the Portland Community College Fire Science Program and Lower Columbia College, Kelso.
Time: Two hours daily, full year.
Credit: Two credits for a full year.
Locations:
East County Fire & Rescue, Station 1-1
Web location: http://www.eastcofire-rescue.org
600 NE 267th Ave. Camas, WA 98607
Michael Carnes, Lead Instructor mcarnes@eastcofire-rescue.org (360)834-4908
Clark County Fire District 3
Web location: http://www.clarkcofd3.org/index.php
17718 NE 159 Street, Brush Prairie, WA 98606
Jeff Stewart, Lead Instructor Jeff@fire3.org
(360)892-2331
City of Vancouver, Fire Station 81
Web location: http://www.cityofvancouver.us/fire.asp
7110 NE 63 Street, Vancouver, WA 98661
Bob Smith, Lead Instructor bob.smith@ci.vancouver.wa.us
(360)892-4323
Clark County Fire District 6
Web location: http://www.ccfd6.org
8800 NE Hazel Dell Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98665
Eric Simukka, Lead Instructor erics@ccfd6.org
(360)576-1195
Clark County Fire & Rescue
Web Location: http://www.clarkfr.org
21609 NE 72nd Ave., Battle Ground, WA 98604
Jason Leavitt, Lead Instructor cadetinstructor@clarkfr.org
(360)687-4535
For enrollment in these programs, please see our "Registration" tab located at the top or bottom portion of this page.