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Career and Technical Education

Career and Technical Education, or CTE, courses provide students with opportunities to develop academic, technical, and professional skills needed to prepare for college and succeed in careers in high-demand fields.

Each CTE course is part of multi-year program of study, such as Information Technology, Health Science, and Engineering, that deepens a student’s understanding of a career field and results in attainment of early post-secondary credit such as dual credit, dual enrollment, and industry credentials.

Every CTE course engages students through rigorous industry-aligned standards, embedded interdisciplinary projects, and experiential learning offered in partnership with local employers. Students in CTE courses also participate in Career Technical Student Organizations, such as FFA or DECA, which allow students to demonstrate leadership skills, apply specialized knowledge, and gain experience that can contribute to success in and out of the classroom.

Tuition-Free Technical Training for High School Graduates