Career and Technical Education

Career and Technical Education (CTE) is designed for college and career preparatory education and training. A diverse curriculum is offered to prepare students for entry into the workforce or for further study in the postsecondary setting. These pathways link school-based learning with career-related experiences. The CTE programs follow the state-adopted pathways and are representative of the national Career and Technical Educational Model. These clusters include courses that identify academic and technical knowledge and skills needed for students to pursue a wide range of career opportunities. Through partnerships with business and industry and dual enrollment opportunities, students are able to participate in the following career clusters.

These clusters include:

• Architecture and Construction (dual enrollment)
• Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (dual enrollment and workforce partnerships)
• Arts, A/V
• Business, Management, and Administration
• Education and Training (dual enrollment)
• Finance
• Health Science
• Human Services
• Information Technology
• Manufacturing (dual enrollment)
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
• Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics (dual enrollment and workforce partnerships)