Mountain Institute – Moodle
Mountain Institute offers career path programs in Career and Technical Education (CTE) to students while they concurrently attend their home high school for graduation. Over 2,800 students enrolled during our third year serving Ash Fork, Bagdad, Chino Valley, Humboldt, Mayer, Prescott, and Seligman school districts. MI students attended JTED programs at their home schools and at our Central Campus including Yavapai College CTEC.
Mountain Institute uses Moodle, as an online classroom learning management system to bring extra resources, information, and experience that students will need to have as they continue their education and career paths. Teachers may post quizzes, tests, readings as well as other assignments in Moodle for students to participate in. Be sure to check with your teachers as they may require you to participate in the online portions of their programs located here in Moodle.
To login/out of Moodle please use the login link at the top right of the page. If you don't know your login information please check with your instructor.
If you are having trouble with Moodle please contact the JTED office at 771-0791.
Course categories
Staff Courses (1)
Animal Science (2)
Plant Science (1)
Forensic Science (1)
BMAS (3)
Culinary Arts (2)
Sports Medicine (1)
Nursing (CNA) (1)
Miscellaneous (1)
JTED - Marketing (1)
SOCIAL STUDIES (1)
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Staff Resources
- Teacher: Ernie Hernandez
- Teacher: Carlos Moncata
- Teacher: Dave Perey
- Teacher: Becky Zimmer
- Teacher: Jennifer Johnson
- Teacher: Ronald Luellen
- Teacher: Jeramy Plumb
- Teacher: Matt Halvorson
- Teacher: Denny Peeples
- Teacher: Beckey Massey
- Teacher: Jerrad Smith
Staff Resources includes links documents and other useful information for teachers and employees of the Mountain Institute JTED Project.
Animal Science Option C
- Teacher: Becky Zimmer
Mayer Ag 11
- Teacher: Bethany Masters
Mayer - Introduction BMAS course
BMAS 3-Dreher
- Teacher: Lauri Dreher
BMAS 2-Dreher
- Teacher: Lauri Dreher
Career Awareness
- Teacher: Roger Williams
- Teacher: Patrick Burgess
- Teacher: Lauri Dreher
- Teacher: Dave Capka
- Teacher: Mark Campbell
This is the first year of the two year program at the Chino Valley High School campus. We are focusing on the Arizona State Standards which include the employability soft skills as well as the culinary technical skill standards.
This is an introduction to careers related to Culinary Arts with dual enrollment with Yavapai College and your local high schoo that utilze the AZ Culinary Standards. We are housed at the Humboldt Unified School District Office on Robert Road.
Medical Professions I
- Teacher: Julie Cooper
Allied Health - Sports Medicine
- Teacher: Melissa Gustavson
- Teacher: Carlos Moncata
This course will introduce students to the profession of athletic training.
CVHS CTE INFO
- Teacher: Heidi Wolf
Production Studio
- Teacher: Cynthia Sobo
Audio Video Productions
- Teacher: Cynthia Sobo
Drafting and Design I
- Teacher: Allen Foster
Drafting and Design I.
The Course: Goals for Education Professions include providing students with the foundational knowledge necessary to one entering the educational field. Students will explore elementary through high school educational standards, various professions in the world of education, child and adolescent development, and current issues in education. Students will additionally work to perfect written and oral communication skills as they prepare and present lessons within HUSD classrooms.
The Course: Goals for Education Professions include providing students with the foundational knowledge necessary to one entering the educational field. Students will explore elementary through high school educational standards, various professions in the world of education, child and adolescent development, and current issues in education. Students will additionally work to perfect written and oral communication skills as they prepare and present lessons within HUSD classrooms.
BMHS - Marketing 1
- Teacher: Mark Campbell
Humanity has needs and wants. We seek to satisfy those needs and wants with goods and services. Well, businesses provide those goods and services because they are motivated by profit or money. How do businesses inform consumers of the goods and services they possess? Promotion may come to mind. However, Marketing is not only promotion it is everything that happens from the innovative idea for a product to getting that product to the consumer's hands. In this course you will explore the different functions of Marketing such as: selling, distribution, marketing information management, promotion, pricing, product service management and the marketing plan. This is a hands on course that focuses on retail sales and Entrepreneurship. You will also have an opportunity to be a part of a national association for students in Marketing called DECA(Distributive Education Clubs of America). DECA enhances the co-curricular education of students with interest in marketing, management, hospitality, and finance. DECA prepare students to be: academically prepared, professionally responsible, community oriented, and experienced leaders. I encourage you to be engaged in this course and actively participate as much as possible and you will see results. Welcome to Marketing 1.
Every career in this world IS a BUSINESS; therefore, the more students know about business, the greater their understanding will be of how the business world works. This class is for students interested in business and have a desire to understand how business works in today's global economy. This course prepares students with basic business knowledge and technical skills that will be used regularly throughout their lives. Career development, including critical workplace skills, and life beyond graduation are emphasized. This course will provide students with practical business applications by using hands-on projects that will give students the opportunity to acquire basic skills using Microsoft Office Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations.
This course is the first course in a 2-year sequence of business courses:
BMAS 1—Introduction to Business
BMAS 2—Management & Entrepreneurship (Ownership)-earn 3 FREE college credits
BMAS 2 students are considered “Dual Enrolled” students with Yavapai College (YC) and receive FREE college credits after completing BMAS 2 successfully with a grade of ‘C’ or better. BMAS 1 students may receive free YC credits if they attend YC within 2 years of graduation and complete the class with a grade of ‘C’ or better. BMAS 1 YC credits are considered “Articulated” credits.The BMAS Program of Study is a Mountain Institute JTED Career and Technical Education (CTE) program created in order for students to be competitive in today’s highly skilled workforce and also prepare students for future educational and career opportunities.
PHS - MS-102
- Teacher: Denny Peeples