Family and Consumer Science

This photo is of two students reading a recipe and gathering ingredients.

This photo shows Mrs. Jacobsen teaching a lesson to students surrounding the stovetop.

This is a photo of a student using a white sewing machine.

This is a photo of chili in a white Styrofoam bowl with students cleaning in the background.

This is a picture of cans of black beans, chickpeas, and tomatoes in focus. Students are blurry in the background cooking.

Family and Consumer Science Classes

FACS I: Family and Consumer Science

Semester
6/7/8 Grade

Family and Consumer Science 1 is a study of knowledge and skills needed for the efficient management of the home. Course topics typically include foods and nutrition, clothing, child development and care. housing design, decoration, home maintenance, consumer decisions, personal financial management, and interpersonal relationships.
Fee: $20

FACS II: Family and Consumer Science

Semester
7/8 Grade

This course provides students with an understanding of food’s role in society, how to plan and prepare meals, experience in the proper use of equipment and utensils, and the background on nutritional needs for healthy living. This course exposes students to opportunities related to the Hospitality and Tourism career cluster. Successful completion of FACS 1 course is a prerequisite for this course. Fee: $20

FACS Teachers

Elementary Schools

Middle Schools

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Alternative Schools

Charter Schools

Creighton Middle SchoolJeffco Public Schools