Biography

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Mrs. Harp went to Wareham High School where she continued her education to earn a Bachelors degree in Business Education at Salem State University. She taught in Henniker, New Hampshire for 2 years. She began her career as a teacher in Easton at the formerly known Easton Junior High School and then became a teacher for Oliver Ames.

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Courses

College Accounting

This hands-on course will focus on the use of applications such as Macromedia Dreamweaver and Adobe Photoshop Elements to create web pages for the internet. The course will feature service learning in that students will be expected to collaborate with members of the school community to bring the work of various departments, clubs, and organizations to the World Wide Web. During the second half of the course, the focus of the course will be the integration of multimedia elements into the web design process including music, animation, and video. Students will also create personal academic web sites that serve as portfolios for their work inside and outside of the course.

Advanced Accounting

Currently offered as an independent study, this course is for those who successfully completed Web Design I and are interested in learning advanced concepts built off of what was learned in Web Design I. Students will be expected to work independently and collaborate with the school community to create websites using Macromedia Dreamweaver and Adobe Photoshop Elements.

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Biography	Click to expand or collapse Mrs. Harp went to Wareham High School where she continued her education to earn a Bachelors degree in Business Education at Salem State University. She taught in Henniker, New Hampshire for 2 years. She began her career as a teacher in Easton at the formerly known Easton Junior High School and then became a teacher for Oliver Ames.

Courses	College Accounting This hands-on course will focus on the use of applications such as Macromedia Dreamweaver and Adobe Photoshop Elements to create web pages for the internet. The course will feature service learning in that students will be expected to collaborate with members of the school community to bring the work of various departments, clubs, and organizations to the World Wide Web. During the second half of the course, the focus of the course will be the integration of multimedia elements into the web design process including music, animation, and video. Students will also create personal academic web sites that serve as portfolios for their work inside and outside of the course.
Courses
	Advanced Accounting Currently offered as an independent study, this course is for those who successfully completed Web Design I and are interested in learning advanced concepts built off of what was learned in Web Design I. Students will be expected to work independently and collaborate with the school community to create websites using Macromedia Dreamweaver and Adobe Photoshop Elements.