ACADEMY OF AEROSPACE AND
AVIATION TECHNOLOGY
 

The Academy of Aviation and Aerospace Technology is designed to provide students with knowledge, skills, and values necessary to be successful in the field of aviation and aerospace, instill self-direction, develop lifelong learning strategies, and develop an awareness of the global community and their responsibility to it.

Michelin Scholarship Announcement!

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The deadline on the district application is dated March 14, 2008, however, we would appreciate applications turned in as soon as possible so that we may notify students prior to Family Registration.

  • 2.5 GPA
  • Excellent Attendance and
  • Excellent Behavior
  • Highly Motivated/Self-Disciplined

Direct Entry Level

  • AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING
    • Assembly
    • Maintenance

2 Year Degree
  • NON-FLYING CAREERS
    • Airport manager
    • Air Traffic Control
    • Ticket sales
    • Food services
    • Flight attendant
    • Flight dispatcher
    • Baggage Handler

4 Year Degree
  • PILOT
  • Private/
    Commercial
  • Navigators
  • AEROSPACE ENGINEERS
  • Aerspace
  • Civil
  • Mechanical
  • Meteorological
  • Architecture
  • Chemical
  • HUMAN FACTORS
  • Safety
  • Psychology

    • Courses for students enrolled in the
    Aviation and Aerospace Technology Academy

    9th

    10th`

    11th

    12th

    *Aerospace I

    *Aerospace  II

    *Aerospace III

    *Aerospace Dual Enrollment (ERAU)

    Drafting I

    Drafting II

    Drafting III

    Elective

    English I

    English II

    English III

    *English IV

    *Geometry IH

    Math

    Math

    Math

    Biology I /IH

    A Physical Science

    *Principles of Technology I /II

    Earth Space Science Elective

    World History I/IH

    * American History I/IH

    Social Studies elective

    Economics/Government H/AP

    Physical Education /Personal Fitness

    Elective

    Elective

    Elective

    Health / Critical Thinking in Reading

    Elective

    Elective

    Elective

    • AEROSPACE TECH I (1 credit)

    No Prerequisite

    This course (the first of three in the aerospace program) is designed to familiarize students with a foundation of knowledge and technically-oriented experiences in the study of aerospace and its effect upon our lives and the choosing of an occupation. The content and activities include the study of entrepreneurship, safety, and leadership skills. The program focuses on transferable skills and stresses understanding and demonstrating the technological tools, machines, instruments, materials, processes and systems in business and industry.

    • AEROSPACE TECH II ( 1 credit)

    Prerequisite (AERO I)

    This second course in the Aerospace Program will focus on the student's exploration of the skills needed for non-flying careers in aviation.  These positions are an integral part of the aviation and aerospace industry.  The curriculum is designed to provide students with needed skills in the areas of Airport Management, Customer Service, Air Traffic Control, as well as the human factors including Safety and Meteorology.

    • AEROSPACE III ( 1 credit)

    Prerequisite (AERO II)

    This course of study provides classroom instruction, simulator training and flight training for private pilot evaluation and certification in a single engine airplane in accordance with FAA standards.  In addition to Pilot/Navigator,  instruction requirements for careers in Engineering such as: Aerospace, Mechanical and Meteorology will also be explored.

    Dual Enrollment Opportunity

    ***Aerospace Academy students have priority for entry into the dual enrollment program with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.  ERAU professors offer several classes to students on the Seabreeze campus at no cost to the student.  Juniors, seniors, and selected sophomores can get a start on degrees in aeronautical science, aeronautics, and homeland security, to name just a few.  Certain courses can be used in lieu of academy classes to acquire the Gold Seal scholarship. 

    For more information on the ERAU-sponsored Seabreeze Aerospace Institute, contact Professor Janet Marnane at (386) 258-4674 ext. 54704.