Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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, A - W Top left: lennie Trinh enjoys the work given in reading. Bottom left: Ms. Gill writes out the in- formation needed for her reading class on the board. Below: lose Meneses and Run Gnim work to finish their assignment on time. Ximjffi Corrective Reading Helps Students Reading plays an important role in students' lives. From novels to text- books, reading is an active part of each day. The Reading Department is set up to help and service the remedial and corrective reading student. Classes held this year were Reading 1-2, Read- ing 3-4, and Reading 5-6 for Freshman, Sophomores, and juniors. Classes were also offered for foreign students at Marcos de Niza. The department's goal this year was to support students and help them in the assignments of other classes. lu- niors taking American History and lu- nior English, and Seniors in American Government, Free Enterprise and Ari- zona History can be assisted by the Reading Department. The department is there to help the students at Marcos de Niza, and help make the school shine! T Academics 0 129

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gi' Above: Natalie Kern and lina Elson wait patiently for their assignment in Marketing. Bottom: After getting typing down, Reina Provencio obtains greater knowledge through computers. Basic Skills for Future jobs Business classes offer basic skills needed for almost any job in the area of business. Popular courses offered in- clude typing, computers, COE, DECA, and Word Processing. Word Processing is a fun and challenging class, because you learn something new on comput- ers everyday, says lenifer Fuhrmark. A few of the business courses assist students in finding jobs, for example, DECA and COE help students get in- volved with the community by teach- ing them skills and techniques needed for the field of business they would like to follow. From courses like this, a stu- dent can get on-the-job training and get paid at the same time. Business classes provide a hands-on opportunity for students to gain the skills and ex- perience necessary for future careers. Academics 0 131