Career & Technical Education Department

Welcome,

Career & Technical Education (CTE) courses bring learning to life. Students will have opportunities for hands-on, project-based connections between their classes and reality. It’s where students have that “A-ha” moment. “Oh, that’s where I’ll use that.” Whether it be in a Food and Nutrition class learning about crystallization, applying code to solve a math equation or just learning about torque when changing a tire, CTE brings learning to life. Through CTE courses students develop skills in communication, organization, leadership, and problem solving, while gaining experience in a variety of career pathways. Career and Technical Education (CTE) offers students the opportunity to develop critical skills through a combination of classes and authentic learning experiences, which allow them to apply academics to real-world problems. The CTE Department offers courses in four areas of study: Business & STEM Education, Family and Consumer Sciences, and Technology Education.

Courses

Business & STEM Education

  • Exploring Computer Science

  • AP Computer Science Principles (CSP)

  • AP Computer Science A

  • Business Principles & Practices

  • Future Business Leaders I, II, III

Family and Consumer Sciences

  • Food and Nutrition

  • Culinary Arts/Rams Café

  • Culinary Arts/Rams Café II

  • Baking and Pastry Arts

  • Baking: The Art of Making Bread

  • Child Development I, II

  • Honors Individual and Family Development

  • Interior Design I, II

  • Fashion Merchandising & Design

Technology Education

  • Introduction to Engineering Design (IED)

  • Digital Electronics (DE)

  • Principles of Engineering (POE)

  • Engineering Design & Development (EDD)

  • Woodworking I

  • Advanced Woodworking II - IV

  • Graphic Design and Multimedia

  • Journalism I, II, III

  • TV Broadcasting I

  • Advanced TV Broadcasting II – IV

  • Yearbook Design and Publication I - IV

  • Car Care

  • Robotics

  • Game Design

  • 3-D Animation

  • Web Design