Cosmetology

COURSE DESCRIPTION

In this introductory course, students study hair, skin, and nails and their related care. Students are grounded in theory as they prepare to practice procedures in a clinical lab setting or classroom, using manikins for manipulative skill practice. The first-year course emphasizes personal safety, professionalism, and sanitation and disinfection of equipment and facilities. Basic cosmetology skills are introduced following the Cosmetology I Competencies required by the state. Competencies may be viewed or printed at: http://www.cteresource.org/verso/categories/human-services.

COURSE OUTLINE

The following topics are planned to be covered:

• History and Opportunities
• Life Skills
• Your Professional Image
• Communicating for Success
• Infection Control: Principles and Practice
• Nail Structure and Growth
• Nail Disorders and Diseases
• Principles of Hair Design
• Scalp Care, Shampooing, and Conditioning
• Hair Cutting
• Hairstyling
• Chemical Texture Services
• Manicuring
• Pedicuring
• Facials
• Anatomy & Physiology

TEXTBOOK

Milady Standard Cosmetology, 2016 edition

REQUIRED SUPPLIES

• Cosmetology Kit
• Scrubs
• Text Book
• Enclosed Black Athletic Shoes
• Paper
• Pencil/Pen
• 3-Ring Binder

OPTIONAL SUPPLIES

• Additional scrubs – It is suggested that students purchase 1-2 additional sets of scrubs.
• Smock – Students should consider purchasing a smock to wear over their clothes for classroom demonstrations/experiments.

COURSE FEES

Cosmetology Kit (cost will not exceed $300.00)

TEACHING METHODS

• Lectures and Discussions
• Assigned Reading
• Written Assignments
• Instructor Demonstrations
• Audio/Visual Aids
• Guest Presenters
• Projects
• Quizzes and Tests

ASSESSMENT

FINAL EXAM EXEMPTION

As per the school policy, there are NO final exam exemptions in Cosmetology I

GRADING SCALE

A     90 – 100
B     80 – 89
C     70 – 79
D     60 – 69
F     Below 60

CLASS PARTICIPATION

Details regarding class participation are provided on a separate document.

MAKE-UP POLICY

It is the student’s responsibilityto turn the appropriate notes to the main office when s/he returns to school.
Students are responsible for seeing the teacher the first school day upon return from an absence. It is the student’s responsibility to get homework assignments on days that are missed in class, either by contacting the teacher by email while absent or the school day on which he/she returns to school.
Failure to make-up work within five (5) school days or at a time determined within those five days by the teacher will result in the loss of a grade.  If student is absent on the day of a test, the student will take the test the next class period he/she returns to class.  The make-up test may be different from the original test.
If a student is present when an assignment is given but absent on the day it is due, he/she must turn it in the day he/she returns to school.  If a student is present for all material covered on a test and/or quiz and is absent the class immediately preceding the test and/or quiz, the student will be required to take the test and/or quiz, as scheduled if they are present.

ACADEMIC CONDUCT

Students are expected to perform honestly on any assigned schoolwork or tests. The following actions are prohibited:

• Cheating on a test or assigned work by giving, receiving, offering, and/or soliciting information.
• Plagiarizing by copying the language, structure, idea, and/or thoughts of another.
• Falsifying statements on any assigned schoolwork, tests, or other school documents.

Consequences may result with a zero for the assigned work/test(s), loss of credit for graduation, removal from a program, or other disciplinary action as deemed appropriate by administration.

ELECTRONIC USE POLICY

Students must abide by the Rowanty Technology Use policy, as outlined in the Rowanty Student Handbook. Any violations of this policy will be reported immediately to the IT Department and/or Administration, and appropriate action will be taken.
Students are not allowed use of any electronic devices within the classroom without express permission from the instructor. Once the instructor has provided permission to use an electronic device, students are required to follow the guidelines, rules, and procedure outlined by the instructor at all times. Any violation of this protocol will result in the loss of the privilege to use electronic devices within the classroom. The violation may also result in the loss of credit for the assignment in which the device was being used. The violation may also result in a report to the IT Department and/or Administration.
Electronic devices should be stored appropriately when not in use. If an instructor sees an electronic device during a time when no permission for use has been provided, then the device will be taken and appropriate action will be taken. Appropriate action may include, but not be limited to, confiscation for the remainder of the class or day, confiscation until a parent picks up the device, and/or delivery of the device to Rowanty administration.

GENERAL CLASSROOM PROCEDURES – Please see Cosmetology Rules of Conduct for a more detailed list.

1. Students are to come directly to the classroom or they will be considered tardy.
2. Upon entering class, all class materials (textbook, notebook, pencil, etc.) should be taken out.  Backpacks and other items are to be stored on the shelves in the classroom.
3. Cell phones are to be put in the pockets provided. Phones may be charged in the pockets only.
4. Homework should be turned in upon entering the class.
5. Textbooks are not to be left in the classroom.
6. Notes should be taken during all lessons.

GENERAL CLASSROOM RULES – Please see Cosmetology Rules of Conduct for a more detailed list.

All students are expected to read and understand the Student Code of Conduct & Handbook given at the beginning of the year.

• Dress code in Student Handbook to be followed in the cosmetology class at all times.
• Respect yourself, others, and school property.
• Students are expected to come straight to class upon arrival.
• Come to class prepared (i.e. kit, paper, pencil, textbook, positive attitude).
• Safety rules will be followed at ALL times.
• Sanitation standards will be followed at ALL times.
• Enclosed shoes must be worn at ALL times at Rowanty Technical Center. (Athletic shoes for Cosmetology students.)
• Protective equipment will be worn when required.
• Scrubs must be worn in lab.
• NO food, gum, or drinks in the classroom or lab. Closed water bottle is acceptable in classroom away from computers.
• Students will keep their work areas, lab, dispensary, classroom and locker room tidy and clean.
• Students are provided lockers and locks. All items left at school must fit in the locker and be secured with the lock. Lockers are school property and can be opened and inspected by school personnel at any time.

TEACHER AVAILABILITY

Monday through Friday (7:45am – 2:45pm) Mrs. Blankenship will be available to help students, as needed, with problems or special accommodations. Other availability may be arranged as needed.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

In this continuing course, students build on their theoretical foundation of general sciences and practices in cosmetology to increase proficiency in hair cutting and styling on live models, with attention to professionalism, client consultation, safety, and infection control. Students are trained in safe chemical processes related to permanent waves, relaxers, lightening, and coloring hair. In addition, students learn to care for skin, hands, and feet, developing experience in providing facials, manicures, pedicures, and nail enhancements. Students will be introduced to a business management unit with a focus on managing the salon. Cosmetology II Competencies required by the state. Competencies may be viewed or printed at:  http://www.cteresource.org/verso/categories/human-services

COURSE OUTLINE

The following topics are planned to be covered

• Infection Control, Principles and Practice
• Hair Cutting
• Chemical Texture Service
• Hair Coloring
• Skin Structure and Growth
• Skin Diseases and Disorders
• Basics of Electricity
• Braiding and Braiding Extensions
• Wig and Hair Additions
• Hair Removal Nail Tips and Wraps
• Monomer Liquid Polymer Powder Nail Enhancements
• UV Gels
• Facials
• Facial Makeup
• Seeking Employment
• On the Job
• The Salon Business
• Barbers and Cosmetology Regulations
• Review of State Board Drills
• State Board Cosmetology Exam Preparation
• Take the Practice State Board of Cosmetology Exam

TEXTBOOK

Milady Standard Cosmetology, 2016 edition

REQUIRED SUPPLIES

• Cosmetology Kit
• Scrubs – Provided last year
• Text Book
• Enclosed Black Athletic Shoes
• Paper
• Pencil/Pen
• 3-Ring Binder

OPTIONAL SUPPLIES

• Additional scrubs – It is suggested that students purchase 1-2 additional sets of scrubs.
• Smock – Students should consider purchasing a smock to wear over their clothes for classroom demonstrations/experiments.

COURSE FEES

Additions and Supplements to the kit purchased last year (costs not to exceed $150.00).
*It may be necessary for students who have lost their kits to purchase a replacement (cost not to exceed $300.00).

TEACHING METHODS

• Lectures and Discussions
• Assigned Reading
• Written Assignments
• Instructor Demonstrations
• Audio/Visual Aids
• Guest Presenters
• Projects
• Quizzes and Tests

ASSESSMENT

FINAL EXAM EXEMPTION

Procedure is followed as set forth in the Student Handbook.  To be exempt from final exams Cosmetology II students must have a minimum of 75/C (by the administrative cut-off date) and have passed their state board exam to receive an exam exemption for the end of the year.

GRADING SCALE

A     90 – 100
B     80 – 89
C     70 – 79
D     60 – 69
F     Below 60

CLASS PARTICIPATION

Details regarding class participation are provided on a separate document.

MAKE-UP POLICY

It is the student’s responsibility to turn the appropriate notes to the main office when s/he returns to school.
Students are responsible for seeing the teacher the first school day upon return from an absence.It is the student’s responsibility to get homework assignments on days that are missed in class, either by contacting the teacher by email while absent or the school day on which he/she returns to school.
Failure to make-up work within five (5) school days or at a time determined within those five days by the teacher, will result in the loss of a grade.  If student is absent on the day of a test, the student will take the test the next class period he/she returns to class.  The make-up test may be different from the original test.
If a student is present when an assignment is given but absent on the day it is due, he/she must turn it in the day he/she returns to school.  If a student is present for all material covered on a test and/or quiz and is absent the class immediately preceding the test and/or quiz, the student will be required to take the test and/or quiz, as scheduled if they are present.

GENERAL CLASSROOM RULES

All students are expected to read and understand the Student Code of Conduct & Handbook given at the beginning of the year.

ACADEMIC CONDUCT

Students are expected to perform honestly on any assigned schoolwork or tests.  The following actions are prohibited:

• Cheating on a test or assigned work by giving, receiving, offering, and/or soliciting information.
• Plagiarizing by copying the language, structure, idea, and/or thoughts of another.
• Falsifying statements on any assigned schoolwork, tests, or other school documents.

Consequences may result with a zero for the assigned work/test(s), loss of credit for graduation, removal from a program, or other disciplinary action as deemed appropriate by administration.

ELECTRONIC USE POLICY

Students must abide by the Rowanty Technology Use policy, as outlined in the Rowanty Student Handbook.  Any violations of this policy will be reported immediately to the IT Department and/or Administration, and appropriate action will be taken.
Students are not allowed use of any electronic devices within the classroom without express permission from the instructor.  Once the instructor has provided permission to use an electronic device, students are required to follow the guidelines, rules, and procedure outlined by the instructor at all times.  Any violation of this protocol will result in the loss of the privilege to use electronic devices within the classroom.  The violation may also result in the loss of credit for the assignment in which the device was being used.  The violation may also result in a report to the IT Department and/or Administration.
Electronic devices should be stored appropriately when not in use.  If an instructor sees an electronic device during a time when no permission for use has been provided, then the device will be taken and appropriate action will be taken.  Appropriate action may include, but not be limited to, confiscation for the remainder of the class or day, confiscation until a parent picks up the device, and/or delivery of the device to Rowanty administration.

GENERAL CLASSROOM PROCEDURES – Please see Cosmetology Rules of Conduct for a more detailed list.

1. Students are to come directly to the classroom. Three tardies will result in a write up.
2. Upon entering class, all class materials (textbook, notebook, pencil, etc.) should be taken out. Backpacks and other items are to be stored in the designated area in the classroom.
3. Cell phones are to be put in the pockets provided. Phones may be charged in the pockets ONLY.
4. Homework is to be turned in upon entering the class.
5. Textbooks are not to be left in the classroom.
6. Notes should be taken during all lessons.

GENERAL CLASSROOM RULES – Please see Cosmetology Rules of Conduct for a more detailed list.

All students are expected to read and understand the Student Code of Conduct & Handbook given at the beginning of the year.

• Dress code in Student Handbook to be followed in the cosmetology class at all times.
• Enclosed shoes must be worn at ALL times at Rowanty Technical Center. (Athletic shoes for Cosmetology students.)
• Respect yourself, others, and school property.
• Students are expected to come straight to class upon arrival.
• Come to class prepared (i.e. kit, paper, pencil, textbook, positive attitude).
• Safety rules will be followed at ALL times.
• Sanitation standards will be followed at ALL times.
• Protective equipment will be worn when required.
• Scrubs must be worn in lab.
• NO food, gum, or drinks in the classroom or lab. Closed water bottle is acceptable in classroom away from computers.
• Students will keep their work areas, lab, dispensary, classroom and locker room tidy and clean.
• Students are provided lockers and locks.  All items left at school must fit in the locker and be secured with the lock.  Lockers are school property and can be opened and inspected by school personnel at any time.

TEACHER AVAILABILITY
Monday through Friday (7:45am – 2:45pm) Mrs. Blankenship will be available to help students, as needed, with problems or special accommodations.  Other availability may be arranged as needed.