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Assistant Principal, N.O. Nelson Complex
Todd Hayes is the
Assistant Principal of both the N.O. Nelson Complex and the Madison County
Detention Home. He has been employed by District 7 for 13 years. Before
becoming an Assistant Principal, Mr. Hayes was a Business Teacher and the
Department Head of the Business & Applied Technology Departments at the high
school.
Mr. Hayes earned his
B.S. in Business Administration with a specialization in Business Education
in 1995 and his M.S. in Educational Administration in 2002, both from
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
Mr. Hayes enjoys
spending time with his wife Catrenia and their three small children, Emily,
Benjamin, and Grant.
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thayes@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5810
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Class Descriptions
Study Hall
Summer
School Social Studies Teacher
Crossing Guard
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Walkie Extension:
02
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Class Descriptions
Consumers
Education- Required course that provides practical
knowledge from which students can benefit as they move into the rigors of
adult living.
Keyboarding
and Document Formatting- This
course teaches students basic techniques in typing skills and document
formatting.
PC
Repair & Maintenance- This course is designed to provide
students with an in-depth study of the various areas that are related to
servicing microcomputers and peripheral devices.
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akoester@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5819
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Class Descriptions
PC
Repair & Maintenance- This course is designed to provide
students with an in-depth study of the various areas that are related to
servicing microcomputers and peripheral devices.
PC
Operating Systems- This
class is targeted for students who want a high-level knowledge and skill in
installing and maintaining the Windows operating systems, including install
and configuration.
Consumers
Education- Required course that provides practical
knowledge from which students can benefit as they move into the rigors of
adult living.
Keyboarding
and Document Formatting- This
course teaches students basic techniques in typing skills and document
formatting.
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dschickedanz@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5815
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Class Descriptions
U.S. History- The required course enebles
students to gain a better understanding of how the American society developed
and where it may be going.
Medieval
World History-
Medieval World
History traces the development of the Middle Age civilizations, including Byzantiam, Arabia, China, Japan,
England, France, and the Americas.
Ancient
World History-
Ancient World
History traces the development of Old World civilizations, including Egypt, the Middle East, China, Greece,
Rome and Africa.
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jparkin@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5813
Web Site
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Class Descriptions
Hon. U.S. History- Honors U.S. History is an advanced course offered to
capable students in lieu of U.S. History.
Sociology- Sociology is the study of man in his society.
Hon.
Psychology- Psychology is an introductory college
prep course geard to those planning to go to
college and to those with a keen interest in aspects of human behavior.
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sknabe@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5817
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Class Descriptions
Computer
Aided Drafting (CAD)- This course is designed to provide students who have a
basic understanding of drafting the opportunity to use a CAD system as the
primary drafting tool.
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dwright@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5819
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Class Descriptions
Honors
Spanish III- Honors Spanish 3 is an advanced study
of the Spanish language and focuses on reading Spanish literature while
continuing to learn grammatical topics as well. Real life application of
Spanish is expected from students, so conversation skills are also practiced
in class. Honors Spanish 3 builds upon knowledge gained from Spanish 1 and
Spanish 2, so those classes need to be taken before considering Honors
Spanish 3.
Spanish
II: Students will build on the concepts
learned in Swill build on the concepts learned in Spanish I and
improve the skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening
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amharris@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5821
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Class Descriptions
Mystery and Science Fiction- This course studies major American and British writers of
mystery and science fiction.
Sports and
Literature- This
course is composed of high, interest sports-based novel, biography, poetry,
and short fictional/non-fictional pieces of
literature.
Contemporary
Lit-
This course focuses on literary works in a contemporary framework or
modern voice that carry universal themes.
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vskaggs@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5812
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Class Descriptions
Pre-Calculus- Many fields of study in college require a calculus
course, and pre-calculus prepares a students for such a course.
Honors
Pre-Calculus- a faster paced study of many fields of
study in college require a calculus course, and pre-calculus prepares a
students for such a course.
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rzelms@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5804
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Class Descriptions
English
II- This
course covers the short stories, novels and nonfiction literature
and writing. There is no research paper for this class.
English
Communications-The course focuses
on intrapersonal and interpersonal communication skills, listening,
drama/theatre, and poetry. There is a required research presentation
on the history of theatre.
Contemporary
Lit-
This course focuses on literary works in a contemporary framework or
modern voice that carry universal themes.
English
IV- We
cover fictional and nonfictional novels, graphic novels/techniques,
mythology, volunteerism
and drama. There is a required research project on a current event
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whastings@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension:
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Class Descriptions
Spanish
I: This is a course in which
students are introduced to the Spanish Language and culture and
begin to form simple sentence structures.
Spanish
II: Students will build on the concepts
learned in Swill build on the concepts learned in Spanish I and improve
the skills of
reading,
writing,
speaking and listening Spanish.
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jkennedy@ecusd7.org
Phone Extension: 5801
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