Our CTE programs equip students with the real-world skills needed to succeed in today's workplace and make a smooth transition to college or a career.

What Students Experience

CTE students work with current and emerging technologies, take part in hands-on work-based learning, and benefit from curriculum developed alongside local business and community partners. These experiences bring classroom learning to life and prepare students for success in their chosen field.

After Graduation

CTE completers can go on to two- or four-year college programs, enter apprenticeships, or step directly into the workforce — ready to contribute from day one.

Why CTE Matters

CTE doesn't replace traditional academics — it strengthens them. By combining academic knowledge with technical skills and hands-on experience, CTE helps students build practical, job-ready abilities that complement their core education. Programs are aligned with industry standards and connect high school coursework with college-level learning in a logical, meaningful sequence.

CTE Programs

• Academy of Health Professions
• Auto Collision Repair
• Automotive Technology Maintenance & Light Repair
• Construction Trades – Carpentry (NCCER)
• Construction Trades – Electrical (NCCER)
• Construction Maintenance – HVAC (NCCER)
• Construction Maintenance – Welding (NCCER)
• Cosmetology
• Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement
• Culinary Arts
• Graphic Communications (PrintEd)
• Interactive Media Production
• IT Networking Academy/P-TECH (CISCO)
• Manufacturing Engineering Technology – CNC Operations & Programming.

Comprehensive High Schools: Agricultural Sciences & Operations, Biomedical Sciences (PLTW), and Engineering Design & Processes.

We continually evaluate new programs based on student interest and local industry needs. For more information, contact your school's administration or guidance office.