Newton Public Schools
Family, Community & Consumer Services
The table below shows a progression of courses through the Family, Community & Consumer Services pathway. Students who work through this progression are considered concentrators in the pathway. The list on the left displays the entire list of offerings available.
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Courses |
Grade |
Courses |
Grade |
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9, 10 |
10, 11, 12 |
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10, 11, 12 |
11, 12 |
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10, 11, 12 |
11, 12 |
What will I do in class?
Students learn how to prepare food and understand how it affects the body as well as study human physical, emotional and developmental growth. In Family Studies students will experience being a parent by taking home an infant simulation doll.
Are there opportunities for competition?
YES! Involvement in FCCLA's Competitive Events programs offers opportunity to expand leadership potential and develop skills for life necessary in families, societies, and workplaces. Members compete in multiple competitive events.
What careers are available and how much money can I make?
Below is a list of a few career choices in Family & Community Services.
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Career Specialty |
U.S. Salary Median |
Education Requirements |
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Childcare Worker |
$19,510 |
High school diploma |
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Social & Human Services Asst. |
$23,020 |
Associates degree |
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Family & School Social Worker |
$41,530 |
4-year degree |
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Marriage & Family Therapist |
$46,670 |
Advanced degree |
Contact Information
Molly Schauf
Family, Community & Consumer Services Instructor
(316) 284-6280, ext. 2131
Human Growth and Development students work on finding information in popular magazines.
