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You are about to indulge in the best experience at DVHS! Technology education is a student program that combines laboratory-based
classroom work with practical, hands-on experiences to prepare students for the ever-changing technology world.
Technology Education is a comprehensive, action-based discipline for grades 9-12 designed to incorporate information technologies,
physical technologies, and biotechnologies in promoting the integration of academic and career skills with an emphasis on
problem solving and decision making that is essential in developing the human potential needed to compete in a technological
society.
Computers are often used in class projects and research but they are one tool of many. Other tools may include materials
testing stands, CNC router, rocketry, robotics, fuel cell kits, LEGOs, electricity breadboards, magnetic levitation tracks,
CO2 cars, wind tunnel and other hands-on project tools. In Advanced Placement, the Technology Education classes include Aerospace
Technology, TV Production, Illustrative Drafting & Design (CAD), Communication Technology, Energy and Power, Technology
Studies and more.
Events and Announcements
Updated 12/06/07
Don't forget, we're taking a trip to the Museum of Science and Industry on January 22. You won't need to bring a lunch, but
you must have your permission slip signed and with you when you get on the bus.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Meet the Challenge!
The weekly online brain teaser:
What was the name of the original laser, and what was it used for?
***Submit
all answers below, correct answers earn 5 uPPy's***
Last week's answer: Accto-Nuclea
Last week's winner(s): Brad, Bethany, Crystal, Amanda, Tom, and Carl
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