Career Technical Education (CTE)
Department Members:
- Kara Adler - Video and TV Production
- Rafael Ancona - Business
- Jim Anthony - Business
- Jake Ashby - Business
- Brinn Belyea - Computer Science and Engineering
- Kelly Loflen - Culinary Arts
- Jennifer Doerrer - Digital Arts and Painting
- Scott Jay - Ceramics and AP Art
- Lynn Leahy - Teaching and Learning
- Mike Lopez - Culinary Arts
- Jackie Niddrie - Business
- Eric Neubauer - Automotive Technology
- John Sciarratta - Digital Arts and Ceramics
- Richard Robinette - Computer Science
- Jon Tator - Wood Technology and Engineering
- Shannon Taylor - Business
What is Career Technical Education or CTE?
A program of study that involves a multiyear sequence of courses that integrates core academic knowledge with technical and occupational knowledge to provide students with a pathway to postsecondary education and careers.
What happens when I complete a CTE pathway?
Students who complete a pathway through successful completion of coursework will be considered a completer of that pathway. Since there are various industry sectors and pathways, students may complete multiple pathways during their high school years. This shows students have gained skills and maintain interest in fields of study as they look at post-secondary education and/or joining the workforce.
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