Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Marketing

Center for Hospitality, Tourism, & Marketing
Small Learning Community

Mrs. Stephanie Bailey, Academy Leader

Dr. Donald Prater, Counselor

One of the world's prevalent industries is the hospitality, tourism, and marketing commerce. Students within the Hospitality, Tourism, and Marketing Small Learning Community develop critical thinking problem solving skills vital to triumph in college, career choice, and beyond. The hospitality, tourism, and marketing commerce is an attractive industry with an exhilaration and diversity for students. Additionally, the industry offers an escalating variety of professional career opportunities. The HTM community provides engaging courses relevant to real life work experiences that encourage students regarding their future.

The Hospitality, Tourism, and Marketing Small Learning Community program of study prepares students for post-secondary eduction options in the hospitality, tourism, and marketing related majors and for any concentrated curriculum entailing a strong foundation in core subjects as social studies, mathematics, science, and language arts.

Learning Outcomes:

Our students will be able to...

Define the different hospitality and tourism sectors, and how these sectors function in a global industry.
Apply key principles of quality customer service.
Integrate applications of technology with various hospitality and tourism sectors.
Illustrate key concepts of budgeting, cost control, and financial analysis.
Demonstrate key segments of marketing principles including, but not limited to, selling, distribution, product, service management, promotion, pricing, and financing.
Develop problem solving and critical thinking skills to make sound decisions.
Develop interpersonal skills to collaborate with teams.

Why Our Academy is Right for You!

In our small learning community, students that desire opportunities to learn new skills outside of the classroom will have the option of participating in 1) community based internships, 2) jobs shadowing, 3) interactive career seminars, 4) community service, and 5) dual enrollment and university experiences.