All faculty and staff who access information resources must complete a Computer Security Awareness Training annually.
Available courses
Computer Technicians
livestream01
- Teacher: Lucretia Brannon
- Teacher: Shelly Word
DST0001
- Teacher: Lucretia Brannon
- Teacher: Kim Douberley
- Teacher: Harry Howes
- Teacher: Beverly Kautz
- Teacher: Staci Lemler
- Teacher: Teresa Ware
- Teacher: Pete Winger
- Teacher: Maxine Johnson
Generation IM: The 21st Century Learner in the Advanced Academics Classroom.
Reading Competency II - FOR-PD 2013
SNL 2014 Book Study
- Teacher: Isaac Durrance
- Teacher: Delilah Marquez
The School Board of Highlands County recognizes the importance of developing and preparing teacher leaders to become future school instructional administrative leaders. School administration has become a critical shortage area for many school districts. The ever increasing demands on school administrators to enhance instruction, improve student achievement, develop teacher leaders, provide research-based professional development, implement high effect size strategies, manage school safety issues, and meet state and federal initiatives and mandates to name a few, requires a well-trained and well-prepared cadre of candidates prior to applying for administrative positions.
In order to provide this opportunity for individuals aspiring to become future instructional school leaders in Assistant Principal positions, the district is offering an Aspiring School Administrators Program (ASAP) for eligible candidates. The program will be a two-year cohort program with structured course offerings and field experiences.
- Teacher: Erica Ashley
- Teacher: Kimberly Ervin
This course is for substitutes required to renew their substitute certificate.
This course focuses on the Ethics in Education Act. It consists of a PowerPoint Presentation, resource documents, a quiz, and written assignments. Participants must pass the quiz with a 100% and submit all written assignments.