FIRE SERVICES I
Students will apply academic, technical knowledge and skills to a variety of settings within the firefighting response. This course is designed with lessons in fire behavior, safety, building construction, nutrition and wellness, fire department equipment and tools as well as the history and culture of the fire service. Students will collaborate in community service projects with local charities and fire departments.

FIRE SERVICES II
Students will apply advanced academic knowledge, technical knowledge, and skills to a variety of settings within firefighting and emergency response. This course is designed to acquaint students with various aspects of the firefighting professions through training in rope rescue, vehicle extrication, fire hydraulics, the chemistry of fire behavior, helicopter operations, command procedures, public life safety education projects, oral board interviewing, and more. A partnership with Buckeye Fire Medical Rescue Department with the city of Buckeye and hospitals will provide the opportunity for off‐campus experiences or a professional internship. Participation in the program’s Career and Technical Student Organizations is required. Students in this class will compete locally, regionally, and nationally. Dual enrollment may be offered to allow the student to get college credit through Maricopa Community colleges

FIRE SERVICES PRACTICUM
This is a capstone program for all CTE students who completed Fire Science I and II. Students will be working mainly on their work‐based learning projects, along with hands on real world relevant projects. Students will be able to earn an industry certification. Dual enrollment may be offered to allow the student to receive college credit through Maricopa Community colleges. This course may be repeated for credit with instruction recommendation or permission.

Buckeye UnionHigh School District

Fire Service