Business Education
Business Department--Southington High School
Your Future Is Our Business!
The # 1 field of study is Business according to the National Center for Education
Statistics for both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.
Business and Finance Technology courses provide a solid educational foundation for all students. They learn to become knowledgeable and ethical decision-makers in their roles as consumers, workers, and citizens. They are introduced to the basics of personal finance, the economic principles of an increasingly international marketplace, and the processes by which businesses operate. In addition, these courses provide students with practical guidelines needed to manage their personal and professional lives. They challenge students to develop their creative thinking skills and to become independent learners. Students apply their business knowledge and technical skills by engaging in activities which require analysis, synthesis and evaluation. This prepares them to become astute business persons and citizens who are capable of making critical economic and/ or managerial decisions.
Recommended Courses for All Students:
- Computer Essentials
- Money Management (Grade 10) or
- Personal Finance (Grade 11 & 12)
Additional Courses We Offer:
- Intro to Business (9 & 10)
- Business Computer Essentials
- Career Connections
- Sports & Entertainment Marketing
- Marketing II, III
- Business Communications
- Design & Publication (Yearbook Course)
- Cooperative Work Experience (credit for successful employment)
Recommended Courses for Business Majors Offered at SHS:
- Accounting I
- Marketing I
- Business Law
- Management & Entrepreneurship
- UConn Essentials of Economics
Courses Offering College Credit Transferable to Other Schools:
- Accounting II
- Advanced Accounting
- UConn Essentials of Economics
- AP UConn Principles of Microeconomics
- Personal Finance CLC
- Money Management
- Management & Entrepreneurship
For more information contact Lillian Schena
or phone (860) 628-3229 ext 11352
Please view the Program of Studies for course descriptions