• Develop skills in record keeping, completing records and interpreting results
• Reinforce basic math skills
• Provide a solid foundation in basic accounting concepts
• Prepare for college accounting classes
• Prepare for entry-level job in the accounting field
• Be aware of accounting career opportunities
• Become familiar with accounting for a proprietorship, partnership and corporation.
• Become familiar with how to use Excel to prepare financial statements.
• Learn Biblical business principles

Procedures and Guidelines

1. Have textbook, workbook, paper, calculator, straight edge, and pencil at your seat when class begins. Check your folder for graded papers.
2. Be attentive and follow directions the first time they are given.
3. Observe all school rules and standards that are announced or printed in the bulletin
4. Inappropriate to put down classmates or use profane language.
5. Late work is not accepted. Due dates will be clearly announced.
6. Do your own homework and nobody else’s. See CA’s cheating policy on pg. 52 of the bulletin.
7. Quizzes will be given as well as chapter tests.
8. Exploring the local computer or network or running programs that you're not instructed to run in this class will result in consequences such as network privilege removal, grade deduction, etc.

Grade Components

I’m interested in getting to know you and helping you in whatever way I can. Feel free to call me at home (396-2691) or school (396-2124, ext. 141) for help. E-mail me at mjheilman@collegedaleacademy.com. ~ Mrs. Heilman