Career & technical education
Grade 9 students rotate through the shops in the exploratory program, then choose the pathway they'll train in through graduation.
Diagnose and repair today's vehicles, from engines and brakes to electrical systems and computer diagnostics.
Careers: Automotive technician, service writer, parts specialist
Plan, frame and finish real structures while learning blueprint reading, safety and craftsmanship.
Careers: Carpenter, cabinetmaker, construction manager
Cook, bake and run a working kitchen and restaurant service, with a focus on food safety and hospitality.
Careers: Chef, baker, restaurant manager, caterer
Install and troubleshoot residential and commercial wiring, controls and renewable energy systems.
Careers: Electrician, electrical apprentice, solar installer
Build the clinical skills and knowledge to start a career in healthcare, with hands-on lab and clinical experience.
Careers: Nurse aide, medical assistant, EMT, nursing
Build, network and secure computers, and learn programming, cloud and help-desk skills.
Careers: IT support, network technician, software developer
Turn raw material into precise parts using manual machines, CNC programming and CAD/CAM.
Careers: CNC machinist, manufacturing technician, toolmaker
Install and service plumbing, heating and hot-water systems for homes and businesses.
Careers: Plumber, heating technician, pipefitter
Academic courses
Courses currently offered in SchoolPoint. More courses are added as each grade's schedule is built.
Credits
Class standing is based on credits earned, not just grade level. Students and families can see standing and credits in SchoolPoint, and it prints on report cards and transcripts.
