School Curiculem, pls help!

I want to start an autoshop 2 class at my highschool, the auto shop 1 class is overcrowded and pretty much sucks but i took it anyway last year. The school has told me they will consider the option but my auto teacher who is a pretty cool guy says he needs to make the ciriculum up. So i was wondering if anyone out there in there highschool autoshop could maybe send me there curuculem if they could obtain it from there teachers, anything would help thanx.

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How about brushing up on your spelling while you're at it?

Curiculem...ciriculum...curuculem...

I think you're trying to spell: c-u-r-r-i-c-u-l-u-m

One who cannot spell should steer clear of automobile.

If you have atleast one autoshop class consider yourself lucky. My HS didn't have one and said they will not add one because they don't want to "encourage trade schools." At least im out of that hell hole.

If you have atleast one autoshop class consider yourself lucky. My HS didn't have one and said they will not add one because they don't want to "encourage trade schools." At least im out of that hell hole.

thats because your school was gay. My school doesn't have one because they aren't funded by the government :p

Basically, what we did this year was rebuild a 2 stroke, rebuild a 4 stroke, a shitload of written work, then 3 weeks of riding a go-kart around the oval and fixing anything that goes wrong.

I got an A both terms. :evillol:

I had advanced auto shop during the 2nd semester of my junior year in high school. Know what i was required to do to get an A? Show up every day, and read a book that i chose to bring to class. Didn't have to be about cars or anything automotive related. As long as i showed up every day, i was guaranteed an A. Easiest class i ever had.

Easiest class i ever had.

And probably the most pointless. Since my automotive (or energy technology in yr 11) class is the only class I really want to go to, if our class was like that, I would complain.

Our teacher swears, pays out students, tells heaps of jokes, trys to set up students with jobs or apprenticeships as much as he can, and has recently installed a coffee machine to the auto shed. Since he spends his weekends working in the shed (building on to it, or working on cars) he will let you go there on the weekend and use all their tools to work on your car. He has been teaching at the school for 25 years.

Just the way it should be. :sunglasse