NVHS TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
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    • Mrs. Jennifer Arnett
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    • Mr. Mark Rose
    • Mr. Peter Ross
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    • Mr. Anthony Tegtmeyer
  • COURSES
    • NVHS TEE Courses to Careers
    • Exploratory Courses >
      • Engineering Technology 1 (TEE1115)
      • Engineering Technology 2 (TEE1125)
    • Communication Technology >
      • Media Production 1 (TEE1451)
      • Media Production 2 (TEE2451)
      • Media Production 3 (TEE3151)
    • Manufacturing & Construction Technology >
      • Woods Fabrication 1 (TEE1161)
      • Woods Fabrication 2 (TEE2161)
      • Introduction to Construction (TEE2175)
      • Drafting and Design (TEE2111)
      • Architectural Drafting (TEE3491)
      • Computer Aided Drafting & Design (TEE3481)
    • Transportation Technology >
      • Power Mechanics (TEE1135)
      • Automotive Maintenance (TEE2135)
      • Automotive Mechanics (TEE2131)
      • Automotive Servicing (TEE3631)
    • Project Lead the Way >
      • Introduction to Engineering Design (TEE1611)
      • Principles of Engineering (TEE2611)
      • Digital Electronics (TEE2611)
      • Civil Engineering & Architecture (TEE2631)
      • Aerospace Engineering (TEE3611)
      • PLTW Capstone (TEE4611)
  • CLUBS/ACTIVITIES
    • Aerial Robotics Club
    • Girls in STEM
    • IDEA
    • Rocket Club
    • Robotics Club
    • SKILLS USA
  • GALLERY
  • TEE Students of the Quarter
  • Senior Department Awards
  • Wildcat Pride
  • TEE ADVISORY BOARD
    • What is the TEE Advisory Board?
    • TEE Advisory Board Philosophy, Goals, and Objectives
    • Past Meeting Agendas
  • LABS/FACILITIES
    • Automotive Classroom (A119)
    • Automotive Lab (A121)
    • Woods Classroom (A117)
    • Woods Lab (A123)
    • Drafting/PLTW Lab (A113)
    • PLTW Lab (A115)
    • Birkett Center Classroom/Labs (H123)

IPSD 204 TEE Advisory Board

The purpose of Advisory Committees is to assist school administrators and instructors in offering quality, relevant occupational education programs.

A program advisory committee consists of members, not including ex officio members, who are employed or who have experience in occupations served by a program. Ex officio members include the business partners, program teachers, students, and District #204 administrators.

Members named to a program advisory committee shall reflect the composition of the communities served by the program. Factors to be considered in the selection of nominees shall include, but not be limited to, geographical distribution in the program service area, representation from various age groups, levels of education, program graduates, minority groups, and gender. A program advisory committee shall focus on the following issues to assure program quality and relevance to current occupational standards and practice.

• Training needs and placement opportunities for the program assigned
• Curriculum, instruction, and minimum standards
• Regulations and safety in program related occupations
• Facility, equipment and supply standards
• Related academic and occupational information required
• Community based training, production, and projects used in instruction
• Publicity and public relations
• Student and faculty recruiting standards
• Counseling, guidance, and placement of students
• Community resource assistance
• Professional development opportunities for program teachers
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  • HOME
  • STAFF
    • Ms. Lisa Traut
    • Mrs. Jennifer Arnett
    • Mr. Shawn Bidlingmeyer
    • Mr. Mark Rose
    • Mr. Peter Ross
    • Mr. Jeff Schey
    • Mr. Anthony Tegtmeyer
  • COURSES
    • NVHS TEE Courses to Careers
    • Exploratory Courses >
      • Engineering Technology 1 (TEE1115)
      • Engineering Technology 2 (TEE1125)
    • Communication Technology >
      • Media Production 1 (TEE1451)
      • Media Production 2 (TEE2451)
      • Media Production 3 (TEE3151)
    • Manufacturing & Construction Technology >
      • Woods Fabrication 1 (TEE1161)
      • Woods Fabrication 2 (TEE2161)
      • Introduction to Construction (TEE2175)
      • Drafting and Design (TEE2111)
      • Architectural Drafting (TEE3491)
      • Computer Aided Drafting & Design (TEE3481)
    • Transportation Technology >
      • Power Mechanics (TEE1135)
      • Automotive Maintenance (TEE2135)
      • Automotive Mechanics (TEE2131)
      • Automotive Servicing (TEE3631)
    • Project Lead the Way >
      • Introduction to Engineering Design (TEE1611)
      • Principles of Engineering (TEE2611)
      • Digital Electronics (TEE2611)
      • Civil Engineering & Architecture (TEE2631)
      • Aerospace Engineering (TEE3611)
      • PLTW Capstone (TEE4611)
  • CLUBS/ACTIVITIES
    • Aerial Robotics Club
    • Girls in STEM
    • IDEA
    • Rocket Club
    • Robotics Club
    • SKILLS USA
  • GALLERY
  • TEE Students of the Quarter
  • Senior Department Awards
  • Wildcat Pride
  • TEE ADVISORY BOARD
    • What is the TEE Advisory Board?
    • TEE Advisory Board Philosophy, Goals, and Objectives
    • Past Meeting Agendas
  • LABS/FACILITIES
    • Automotive Classroom (A119)
    • Automotive Lab (A121)
    • Woods Classroom (A117)
    • Woods Lab (A123)
    • Drafting/PLTW Lab (A113)
    • PLTW Lab (A115)
    • Birkett Center Classroom/Labs (H123)