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About NRRITV

The Northern Red River (NRR) ITV provides distance learning opportunities to member schools using telecommunications technology. NRRITV schools understand the importance of education as a lifelong learning experience for people of all ages. Secondary and college-level courses, adult education classes, staff in-service, and meetings are available over the ITV system.

NRRITV is a consortium consisting of Cavalier, Grafton, North Border (at Walhalla and Pembina), Park River Area, Valley-Edinburg, and North Valley Career and Technology Center in northeastern North Dakota.

Mission

NRRITV was formed to provide technical service and support to its members. Member districts include Cavalier, Grafton, North Border (at Walhalla and Pembina), Park River Area, Valley-Edinburg, and North Valley Career and Technology Center.

ITV allows school districts to offer courses that were not previously available because of low enrollments or lack of certified staff. The network allows districts to share both student population and staff resources without transporting students or instructors.

The system allows access to staff meetings and in-service training sessions. Staff members can easily meet after school without having to leave their respective buildings.

Community education can also be enhanced through the system. Community members can participate in a wide variety of educational programs without traveling further than their local high school.

Goals

  • Enhance the curriculum offerings in member districts.
  • Provide staff in-service.
  • Provide community education and service.
  • Investigate new technologies for school use.
  • Provide student, staff, and community access to technology.
  • Increase sharing of resources among districts.

Courses

HUMAN ANATOMY

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – BIOLOGY
  • This course covers the structure and actions of different parts of animals and man. Attention is given to the understanding of cells, the skeleton, muscles, and other systems of the body. Also, human inheritance is studied.
Instructor

 

CALCULUS

  • 1/2 CREDIT (2nd Semester)
  • PREREQUISITES- ALGEBRA I & II
  • Calculus is a branch of mathematics that emphasizes the rate of change in one variable as other variables also change. Four key concepts will be covered in this course: Limits, derivatives, integrals, and regions bounded by curves.
  • Students must have already completed Algebra II and must be enrolled in Senior Math. These courses are required for students to gain a background in analytic geometry and trigonometry, which are the foundations and work done in Calculus.
Instructor

Goll, Robert
robert.goll@parkriverk12.com

COLLEGE ENGLISH 110

  • 1/2 HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT; 3 COLLEGE CREDITS (1st Semester) (Mayville State College)
  • PREREQUISITES- HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH I, II & III
  • A study of the principles of writing in a generative format. The course covers analysis and individual work on grammatical and structural deficiencies of sentence, paragraph, and essay design in student papers, as well as critical reading of illustrative material.
Instructor

Sylijuberget, Dan
Dan.Sylijuberget@k12.nd.us

COLLEGE ENGLISH 120

  • 1/2 HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT; 3 COLLEGE CREDITS (2nd Semester) (Mayville State College)
  • PREREQUISITES – COLLEGE ENGLISH 110
  • In this course, the student applies the skills and principles learned in ENGLISH 110 along with an introduction to literature. Construction of a research paper is required.
Instructor

Sylijuberget, Dan
Dan.Sylijuberget@k12.nd.us

HEALTH SCIENCE

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES: NONE
  • Grade Level: 10, 11, 12
  • This course will introduce students to the health science professions to assist them in making informed decisions about pursuing a career in one of the health science disciplines. The course will cover the roles, ethics, certification, education, employment, and fundamental knowledge related to each profession. Health Science students may participate in the student organization Skills USA.
Instructor

Heuchert, Valerie
valerie.heuchert@k12.nd.us

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY

  • 1/2 CREDIT (1st Semester); 1 COLLEGE CREDIT (OPTIONAL) (Lake Region State College)
  • PREREQUISITES:  Introduction to Health Science
  • Grade Level: 10, 11, 12
  • This course will introduce students to medical terminology and how it relates to the conditions and diseases of the human body and its various systems. Students may choose to earn college credit in Medical Terminology 205, a requirement for most health science programs at UND and other area colleges.
Instructor

Heuchert, Valerie
valerie.heuchert@k12.nd.us

SPORTS MARKETING

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES: NONE
  • Grade Level 10, 11, 12
  • Explores the intriguing world of sports and entertainment from the perspective of marketing. This class will cover topics such as college and amateur sports, professional sports, public images, marketing entertainment, marketing plans, and legal issues.
Instructor

Demers, Joey                                                                                        joey.demers@northvalleyctc.org

PARENTING/TEACHING as a PROFESSION

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – NONE
  • Grade Level 10, 11,12
  • Coursework explores parenting roles and other areas related to childhood development and family dynamics. Topics include readiness for parenthood, financial concerns of parenting, family communication, and providing an environment for optimum child growth and development.  Students will study how children grow and develop and foster the acquisition of skills that promote the healthy development of the individual.  Content will include human growth and development, prenatal development and care, how children learn, theories in individual development, and current issues relating to children and families.
Instructor

Gorder, Katelyn
katelyn.gorder@gospoilers.org

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

  • 1/2 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – ALGEBRA I & II
  • Involves the use and study of accounting principles, permutations, combinations, factorials, dependent and independent events, and mutually exclusive events. Also involves the use and interpretation of tabular arrangement of data (range, variance, standard deviation) with measure of central tendency (mean, median, and mode).
Instructor

Goll, Robert
robert.goll@parkriverk12.com

PSYCHOLOGY

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – NONE
  • Purpose: to provide students with basic information on characteristic human behavior.
  • Content: human intelligence, feelings, attitudes, and behavior in relation to their physical and social development.
  • Emphasis: general principles, development, child psychology, social and minority studies.

SOCIOLOGY

  • 1/2 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – NONE
  • This course provides students with basic knowledge of human societies. All of societal relationships, from primary groups to the complex grouping of megalopolis. Behavior patterns, deviance, status, culture and change.

SPANISH I

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – 2.0 ENGLISH AVERAGE
  • Spanish I is designed to equip the student with the basics of the Spanish language. The course is set up to help the student attain proficiency in reading, writing, speaking and listening to the Spanish language. Included in the course is a study of the Spanish culture.
Instructor

Bata, Alicia
alicia.bata@cavalierk12.org

SPANISH II

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES- SPANISH I
  • Spanish II begins with a review of the language skills learned in Spanish I, and then continues to work towards the goal of attaining proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing the Spanish language. Cultural material is presented as an integral part of the course.
Instructor

Bata, Alicia
alicia.bata@cavalierk12.org

SPANISH III

  • 1 CREDIT
  • PREREQUISITES – SPANISH II
  • Spanish III is a continuation of the goal of attaining proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and writing the Spanish language.
Instructor

Bata, Alicia
alicia.bata@cavalierk12.org

ACCOUNTING II

  • 1 CREDIT 
  • PREREQUISITES – Accounting 1
  • Accounting II is planned for the student considering furthering their accounting skills. This course will benefit students who are considering any type of career in the field of business. It will reinforce the principles, concepts, and procedures learned in Accounting I. Accounting II emphasizes corporate accounting applications.

PERSONAL FINANCE

  • 1/2 CREDIT
  • Purpose: to enable students to broaden their understanding of exponential growth and of important areas of personal finance. Topics include personal financial planning, exponential expressions, sequences and series, simple and compound interest and their effects, annuities, consumer spending, and accommodation and vehicle costs.

Member Schools

P.O. Box 410
Cavalier, ND 58220
School Phone: 701-265-8417
School Fax: 701-265-8106
ITV Phone: 701-265-4353

1548 School Road
Grafton, ND 58237
School Phone: 701-352-1930
School Fax: 701-352-1943

P.O. Box 409
Pembina, ND 58271-0409
School Phone: 701-825-6261
School Fax: 701-825-6645
ITV Phone: 701-825-6843

P.O. Box 558
Walhalla, ND 58282-0558
School Phone: 701-549-3751
School Fax: 701-549-3753
ITV Phone: 701-549-3751 Ext. 30

1540 School Road
Grafton, ND 58237
School Phone: 701-352-3705
School Fax: 701-352-3170

P.O. Box 240
Park River, ND 58270
School Phone: 701-284-7164
School Fax: 701-284-7936
ITV Phone: 701-284-7739

P.O. Box 129
Crystal, ND  58222
Crystal School Phone: 701-657-2163
Edinburg School Phone: 701-993-8312
Edinburg School Fax: 701-993-8313