Who benefits from CTE programs?

ALL STUDENTS interested in:

Learning academic content through practical applications

Life skills that apply to all careers
Workplace readiness skills
Focused high school studies that lead to a career
Courses and programs that use industry-standard technology
Great jobs with good pay and employee satisfactions

In many CTE programs students also receive:

First-hand experience in a career area while still in high school
Tech Prep college credit or College in the High School credit

How can CTE programs help students get ahead while in high school?

Some CTE classes offer opportunities to earn college credit.
Having a college transcript as a high school graduate shows colleges and universities that students can perform college level work and allows students to register before students without college credit.
Some CTE classes give priority entrance to students who continue on to college.
Some CTE classes offer industry certification.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Vision

To empower each student to find their passion through relevant applied learning experiences that connect students with their family, community and career to become lifelong learners, responsible citizens and leaders.

Career and Technical Education Purpose

To enhance each student's K-12 academic learning through relevant experiences, leading to a productive career and personal life.

Career and Technical Education Administrative Staff

Carl Fender, Director
Diane Storm, Administrative Assistant