As a former TEA state director of CTE, I recommend to keep Cosmo I and II as three credits each course.
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Carrie Darjean
10 years ago
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There is not enough time in a two period class ( 2 credit) to properly teach some of the skills require in cosmetology and that is mandated by TEA and TDLR. The class is best taught in a 3 credit or 3 consecutive period. The teacher of cosmetology for the pubic schools only want our students to be successful and 3 credit class will achieve the greatest student success.
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Charlotte Covington
10 years ago
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I'm a cosmetolgy instructor and cosmetology 1 and 2 should be 3 credits. These students work hard to optain their license to work in industry. Too many of these student never intend to go to college. This license is their way succeed. It is there way to have self worth and accomplishment. Please don't take these classes to 2 credits. They struggle already for enough time in their schedules for a class that will help them support themselves right out of school, many of them needing to work to help their families. Please help our students and make these classes 3 credit hours.
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Tiffani Whitaker
10 years ago
Or students would not be able to teach the 1,000 hour requirement for licensing without 3 class periods in my class, which is why we need 3 credits.
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Aleshia Rivera
10 years ago
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As a seasoned cosmetology instructor and Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Advisory Board member of Cosmetology I vote to maintain three concurrent credits in cosmetology. Many schools will be adopting the change in yearly minutes (8600 - 7600) which will reduce calendar days in a school year for students. With three credits we use every minute to implement the entire curriculum and cultivate a well-rounded student ready for the certification exam and workforce. Executing two credits will decrease the opportunities for certification completions in our programs.
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Nancy Nyland
10 years ago
Having the hours to qualify for state exams is a requirement . Schools should support their programs by allowing students time to achieve and comply.
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Veronica alatorre
10 years ago
I am signing petition for Cosmetology
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Zorina Pitts Foote
10 years ago
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I do trimesters and we need the time to get students 1000 hours of class time. If not it may be close but then getting them to take both state tests will be harder to schedule while they are still in public school. Then schools won't get Perkins grants to continue this programs.
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Angela henard
10 years ago
They need the hours!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Cosmetology I and Ii need to stay 3 credits.
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Cynthia Holloman
10 years ago
Keep cosmo credits!
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Kim Hasenbein
10 years ago
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The students will not have sufficient classroom time to learn all of the material to become a successful hairstylist. It will cut down the hours they are able to get while in highschool and force them to finish outside of highschool. The programs will die out at the highschool level because of this.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Cosmo I & Cosmo II should remain at 3 credits for the benefit of the student to recieve full training.
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Barbara Romerhausen
10 years ago
3 credits is not enough the students study 3-4 plus hours a day
Cosmetology I & II need to remain 3 credits.
Please keep the 3 credits
As a former TEA state director of CTE, I recommend to keep Cosmo I and II as three credits each course.
There is not enough time in a two period class ( 2 credit) to properly teach some of the skills require in cosmetology and that is mandated by TEA and TDLR. The class is best taught in a 3 credit or 3 consecutive period. The teacher of cosmetology for the pubic schools only want our students to be successful and 3 credit class will achieve the greatest student success.
I'm a cosmetolgy instructor and cosmetology 1 and 2 should be 3 credits. These students work hard to optain their license to work in industry. Too many of these student never intend to go to college. This license is their way succeed. It is there way to have self worth and accomplishment. Please don't take these classes to 2 credits. They struggle already for enough time in their schedules for a class that will help them support themselves right out of school, many of them needing to work to help their families. Please help our students and make these classes 3 credit hours.
Or students would not be able to teach the 1,000 hour requirement for licensing without 3 class periods in my class, which is why we need 3 credits.
As a seasoned cosmetology instructor and Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Advisory Board member of Cosmetology I vote to maintain three concurrent credits in cosmetology. Many schools will be adopting the change in yearly minutes (8600 - 7600) which will reduce calendar days in a school year for students. With three credits we use every minute to implement the entire curriculum and cultivate a well-rounded student ready for the certification exam and workforce. Executing two credits will decrease the opportunities for certification completions in our programs.
Having the hours to qualify for state exams is a requirement . Schools should support their programs by allowing students time to achieve and comply.
I am signing petition for Cosmetology
I do trimesters and we need the time to get students 1000 hours of class time. If not it may be close but then getting them to take both state tests will be harder to schedule while they are still in public school. Then schools won't get Perkins grants to continue this programs.
They need the hours!
Cosmetology I and Ii need to stay 3 credits.
Keep cosmo credits!
The students will not have sufficient classroom time to learn all of the material to become a successful hairstylist. It will cut down the hours they are able to get while in highschool and force them to finish outside of highschool. The programs will die out at the highschool level because of this.
Cosmo I & Cosmo II should remain at 3 credits for the benefit of the student to recieve full training.
3 credits is not enough the students study 3-4 plus hours a day
Renda Songer - Palestine ISD