The need for technically trained workers is growing as automobiles become more computerized and sophisticated, Students who like to diagnose and solve hands-on problems may be interested in the automotive technology pathway. Students will use computerized diagnostic equipment and traditional tools for the maintenance and repair of vehicles and be ready to work in the automotive service, sales, business management and engineering fields.

Are you interested in learning how to market and manage your own business? Do you like developing new ideas and adapting to changing markets? Students in this pathway will generate ideas for new products and services, evaluate the feasibility of ideas, develop a strategy to implement the ideas, and create a business plan. Students will also develop transferable skills to be successful in a global economy.

Explore the growing career field of hospitality management through exposure to all aspects of the hospitality and tourism industry. Topics in this pathway include event planning, corporate travel management, lodging operations, finance, marketing and domestic and international promotion of tourism. This is an excellent pathway for those who enjoy learning about other cultures, are highly organized, flexible and enjoy working with people.

Students in this pathway will learn the foundational skills required for electrical and electronic equipment design, testing, service and installation throughout multiple areas of the manufacturing, power and telecommunications industries. Students begin by learning the basic laws of circuits and progress to more advanced concepts. Seniors will choose from design including 3D modeling and 3D printing; robotics for those interested in manufacturing and the automation industry; or 1st year electrical apprenticeship for those interested in becoming a licensed electrician in residential or manufacturing environments.

Finance is a skill that will serve you well personally and professionally. Students in this pathway will obtain fundamental knowledge and skills in accounting, banking services, corporate finance, insurance and investing. Skills in mathematics, financial analysis, critical thinking and problem-solving can lead to careers such as a bank teller, accountant, loan officer or investment consultant.

If you enjoy caring for others and understanding how the human body works, then this pathway is for you. The healthcare pathway prepares students for technical and professional level careers in planning, managing and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services and biotechnology research and development.

Art meets technology where students focus on the digital world and use their knowledge to create professional media products. Students explore design techniques with photography and Photoshop, web design, video and sound, and game design. Potential careers in this pathway include web developer, computer engineer, video producer and graphic designer.

Welding is the foundation of all building, and in this pathway, welding students learn the skills to achieve success in the real world. Metallurgy, blueprint reading, fabrication of metal, sanding and grinding, oxy/fuel cutting, hand-held plasma cutting and CNC plasma cutting are just a few of the skills to be mastered. Welders can find career opportunities in areas such as engineering, robotics, education and project management.