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- Anchorage School District
Course Name
Course Number
Middle School		This is a middle school course (taught at middle school, not for high school credit)
Foundational Course		This is a foundational CTE course (foundational courses are not technical)
Number of HS Credits		---CHOOSE ONE--- 0.0 0.25 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0
Sequence(s)		Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources * Advanced Manufacturing * Architecture & Construction * Arts, A/V Technology and Communications * Business Management & Administration * Education & Training Finance Health Science * Hospitality & Tourism Human Services * Information Technology * Law & Public Safety Science, Technology, Engineering & Math * Transportation, Distribution & Logistics * ('*' - Means CTEPS)
Occupational Standards
Source(s) of Occupational Standards		_Not Listed (Placeholder) Accredited Postsecondary Course Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Standards Agriculture, Food, Natural Resources (old) Alaska Department of Education and Early Development Alaska Marine Safety Education Association Alaska Society of Professional Land Surveyors American Red Cross Articulated Course - Taught by PS Career Solutions Publishing Caterpillar Lift Trucks Center for Advancement of Process Technology Center for the Advancement of Process Technology (CAPT) Federal Emergency Management Agency - FEMA International Maritime Organization (IMO) Medic First Aid Mine Safety and Health Administration National Association for Search & Rescue National Business Education Association Standards National Career Clusters National Career Clusters Knowledge and Skills National Council for Agricultural Education (FFA) National Fire Protection Association National Organization of Human Services National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences Education National Wildfire Coordinating Group NCCER North American Process Technology Alliance (NAPTA) O*NET - The Occupational Information Network Occupational Safety & Health Administration - OSHA Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) SkillsUSA The U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Names/Numbers of Occupational Standards		Emailed requesting addition to ctegrants - [B]
Registration Information
Course Description		Advanced Veterinary Assisting advances students in preparation for the Certified Veterinary Assistant exam and to prepare for a career in veterinary medicine. Students will learn about the diverse career opportunities in veterinary medicine while gaining the knowledge, skills and hands-on training needed to become a certified veterinary assistant. Students will learn the skills needed to provide compassionate medical care to all animals and promote their well being under the supervision of veterinarians and veterinary technicians. Students will study animal anatomy and physiology, animal behaviors, animal care, laboratory procedures, husbandry and nutrition, emergency and critical care and office and client communications.
Instructional Topic Headings		Career Planning and Readiness; Pharmacy and Pharmacology; Advanced Animal Nursing; Anesthesia and Surgical Assisting; Advanced Laboratory Procedures; Diagnostic Imaging; Large Animal Nursing and Husbandry; Speciality Practice Animals
Summative Assessments and Standards
Technical Skills Assessment		Animal Trainer Certification - [B] Customer Service Essentials - [B] NO CURRENT TSA - [B] Abnormal Operating Conditions Field and Gas - [B] Abnormal Operation Conditions Control Certs - [B] Advanced Open Water Diver  - [B] Alaska Basic Hunter Education Certification - [B] Alaska Marine Safety Drill Conductors Card - [B] Apprentice Firefighter - [B] BASIC FIREFIGHTER - [B] Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response, ICS-200 - [B] Better Seafood Processing School (BSPS) - [B] Boat Diver - [B] Certified Veterinary Assistant - [B] Certified Veterinary Assistant - [B] CPR/AED - Adult - [B] Deep Diver - [B] Dry Suit Diver - [B] Emergency Manager: An Orientation to the Position IS-1.a - [B] Firefighter Training S-130 - [B] Forklift Operator Safety / Training - [B] Fundamentals of Emergency Management IS-230.d - [B] Human Factors in the Wildland Fire Service L-180 - [B] Incident Command System, Intro – ICS 100b - [B] Introduction to Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) IS-317 - [B] Introduction to Hazardous Materials IS-5.a - [B] Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior S-190 - [B] Job Ready Career Skills - [B] Master Scuba Diver - [B] Mining and Petroleum Training Services - [B] Multilevel Diver - [B] National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction IS-700.a - [B] National Response Framework, an Introduction IS-800.b - [B] NECC: National Emergency Communications Certification - [B] Night Diver - [B] Open Water Diver - [B] Pet First Aid - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: - MOD 66101 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Basic Pipeline Hydraulics and Equipment - MOD 60102 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Basic Pipeline Pneumatics and Equipment - MOD 67102 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Pipeline Communications - MOD 60103 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Pipeline Documentation - MOD 62105 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Pipeline Operations - MOD 62106 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Release Identification and Response - MOD 62104 - [B] Pipeline Industry, Into: Tools of the Trade -MOD 62104 - [B] Rescue Diver - [B] Scuba Diver - [B] Serving Customers with Disabilities - [B] Standard First Aid - [B] Telephone Customer Service (1 hour) - [B] The Incident Qualifications Card (Red Card) - [B] Underwater Navigator - [B] Veterinary Professional Certification Course - Level 1 - [B] Veterinary Professional Certification Course - Level 1 - [B] Veterinary Professional Certification Course - Level 2 - [B] Wilderness and Remote First Aid - [B]
Course must address the following element:
Employability Standards Source		State of Alaska Employability Standards Youth Employability Standards Career Clusters Knowledge and Skills National Consortium for Health Science Education-NCHSE NCCER CORE
Career and Technical Student Organizations
CTSO		---CHOOSE ONE--- NONE BPA DECA Ed. Rising FCCLA FFA HOSA SkillsUSA
Dual Enrollment Information
Current Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement?		(To enter Dual Enrollment information Check, then fill in ALL related fields)

Dual Enrollment Details Collection #1 Date of Dual Enrollment Agreement Postsecondary Institution Name ---CHOOSE ONE--- Alaska Vocational Technical Center Dual postsecondary credit programs Ilisagvik college Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 262 Juneau Postsecondary credit program Southern Alaska Carpenters Union Training Center UA Anchorage UA Fairbanks UAA Kenai Peninsula Campus UAA Kodiak Campus UAA Mat-Su Campus UAA Prince William Sound Community College UAF Bristol Bay Campus UAF Community & Technical College UAF Interior-Aleutians Campus UAF Lower Kuskokwim Campus UAF Northwest Campus UAS Juneau Campus UAS Ketchikan Campus UAS Sitka Campus Yuut Elitnaurviat Postsecondary Course Name Postsecondary Course Number Postsecondary Course Credit ---CHOOSE ONE--- 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0

Course Approval History (Newest at the top)
Approval Date	Expiration Date	Status	Initials	Comments	[DEL]
7/1/2024	7/1/2029	Approved	BHKW	Updated crosswalk on file with DEED.
7/1/2020	7/1/2025	Approved	BHKW	Crosswalk updated and on file with DEED.
7/1/2020	7/1/2022	Not Approved	AUTO - Course Expiration
7/1/2019	7/1/2020	Conditionally Approved	BHKW	Conditional approval for data submission. Course needs to be updated on Perkins V crosswalk form for full approval. Occupational standards and RPCs do not align between crosswalk and portal.
7/1/2019	7/1/2021	Not Approved	AUTO - Course Expiration
7/1/2014	7/1/2019	Approved	FS	Ty approved on his visit.
6/20/2016	6/20/2018	Not Approved	AUTO - Initial Course Submission

New Approval Status (which ever record has been inserted the last will be the one in use by the application.)
Approval Status	Initials	CIP Code	Approval Date
---CHOOSE ONE--- Conditionally Approved Approved Not Approved Historical		---CHOOSE ONE--- 36.0203 - Automobile Driver Ed 52.0301 - Accounting 50.0402 - Advertising/Print/Digital 47.0607 - Aircraft Maintenance 19.0902 - Apparel and Textiles 51.0913 - Athletic Trainer 47.0604 - Auto Mechanics 47.0603 - Autobody/Collision/Repair 14.5010 - Biomedical Engineering 52.0101 - Business/Entrepreneurship 32.0107 - Career Exploration/Awareness Skills 19.0709 - Child Care Provider/Assistant 11.0901 - Computer Networking 11.0201 - Computer Programming 11.0501 - Computer Systems Analysis 11.1006 - Computer User Support 46.0000 - Construction Trades 12.0401 - Cosmetology 43.0107 - Criminal Justice/Police 51.0501 - Dentists 50.0102 - Digital Arts, General 49.0304 - Diving 15.1301 - Drafting (CAD) 13.0101 - Education 13.1210 - Education, Early Childhood 15.0303 - Electrical, Electronic Tech (STEM robotics) 14.0101 - Engineering 51.0904 - ETT/EMT/Paramedic 19.0101 - Family & Consumer Sciences, General 52.0801 - Finance, General 43.0201 - Fire Prevention and Safety Technology/Technician. 03.0301 - Fishing/Fisheries Sciences 12.0500 - Food/Culinary Arts 19.0501 - Foods, Nutrition, and Wellness, General. 01.0604 - Greenhouse Operations and Management 01.0601 - Horticulture 47.0201 - HVAC & Refrigeration Tech 50.0408 - Interior Design 09.0401 - Journalism, Print 52.0203 - Logistics/Materials Management 49.0309 - Marine Captains & Mates 52.1401 - Marketing, General 47.0303 - Mechanics and Maintenance, Industrial 51.0713 - Medical Insurance Coding 50.0713 - Metal Arts/Jewelry 03.0101 - Natural Resources/Conservation 51.3902 - Nurse/Aide/Assistant (CNA) 51.0803 - Occupational Therapist Assistant 52.0408 - Office occupations/Clerical 51.0805 - Pharmacy Technician 49.0102 - Professional Pilot 10.0202 - Radio/Television Broadcasting 47.0606 - Small Engines 15.1102 - Surveying (GIS) 13.1501 - Teacher Assistant/Aide 52.1905 - Tourism/Travel Services Marketing 51.0808 - Veterinary Technician 11.0801 - Web Page/Multimedia Design 48.0508 - Welding Technology/Welder 48.0701 - Woodworking, General 00.0005 - z01 00.0006 - z02 00.0007 - z03 00.0003 - z04 00.0008 - z05 00.0004 - z06

[B]	-	Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
[C]	-	Architecture & Construction
[D]	-	Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications
[E]	-	Business Management & Administration
[F]	-	Education & Training
[G]	-	Finance
[H]	-	Government & Public Administration
[I]	-	Health Science
[J]	-	Hospitality & Tourism
[K]	-	Human Services
[L]	-	Information Technology
[M]	-	Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
[N]	-	Manufacturing
[O]	-	Marketing
[P]	-	Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
[Q]	-	Transportation, Distribution & Logistics