Technology
Our goal is to have AHA graduates proficient in their use of computers and specific applications. In addition, students will understand the evolving field of technology and become self-reliant in solving technology issues. Technology is integrated through core curriculum areas in all grades. Technology at AHA encourages independent research and learning, collaboration, problem solving, and global awareness. We teach our students to be responsible digital citizens. Students also are encouraged to explore the creative uses of technology through courses offered.
About STEM
AHA is an active participant in the STEM initiative--science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Its purpose is to foster interest in those academic areas because they help students develop skills in problem solving, innovation, logical thinking and communication. They also learn about potential careers in STEM disciplines.
Click on the Program of Studies below or on the sidebar to view the 26-27 Technology courses.
PROGRAM OF STUDIES
AHA's Program of Studies is a comprehensive course catalog with a description of the school's requirements for graduation and for student honors.
Please reference the catalog below as it is the official document of AHA.
Technology Dept Faculty
Andrea Bagdon
Fine Arts Department Chair, Computer Art, Drawing & Painting, AP Art & Design
School:
(612) 798-2675
Patrick Price
Fine Arts Teacher, Photography & Computer Science
Gregg Sawyer
Theater Director, Fine Arts & Yearbook Teacher, Dance and Movement Teacher
School:
(612) 798-2612
Dan Woods
Dean of Student Life, Architectural Model Building, Computer Aided Drafting, Woods I and II
School:
(612) 798-2679
College Credit
*College credit: Juniors and seniors earning a grade of A or B in Computer Aided Drafting will earn three college credits from Dakota County Technical College.