If you love animals or are interested in ecology and the environment, this pathway is a good choice. Studies include animal nutrition, physiology and training while developing skills in critical thinking, communication and preserving our delicate ecosystem. Some careers in this pathway include veterinary technician, veterinarian, park ranger or sustainability consultant.

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 automotive service, sales, business management or engineering fields.

Construction is an ever-changing career field and the use of personal creativity and attention to detail makes this pathway challenging. All stages of rough and finished carpentry, estimating jobs, reading blueprints, framing, safety and more are covered. Future careers include remodeling, estimating, interior design, carpentry and project management just to name a few.

Perhaps more critical than any time in history, this pathway focuses on law, leadership, society, governance, communications and ethics. Students choosing this pathway will be exposed to numerous careers including law, law enforcement, corrections, forensics and security.

Students in this exciting pathway will learn about fire and its behavior, how to prevent it, fire protection and investigation. Students will develop skills in critical thinking, decision-making and working collaboratively. Potential careers include firefighter, fire investigator, hazardous materials specialist, emergency management specialist and other public service/safety positions.

Experiencing other cultures, whether in this country or abroad, is a growth industry. Topics in this pathway include marketing, managing and operating restaurants, hotels, attractions and travel services. Those who are highly organized, excellent communicators and enjoy serving the public may enjoy this path.

Art meets technology where students focus on how computers work 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 include cyber security specialist, computer scientist, web developer, computer engineer, video producer and graphic designer.

Are you interested in learning how to market and manage your own business? Do you like developing new ideas and adapting to changing markets? In this pathway you will learn about marketing principles, merchandising, business development and management, preparing you for a multitude of careers from copywriter to salesperson to business executive.

Project Lead The Way Engineering is about applying science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills to solve complex, open-ended problems in a real-world context. Students will develop highly transferable skills such as collaboration, communication and critical thinking, all of which are relevant for any coursework or career. These problem-solvers can pursue careers in engineering fields (aeronautical, chemical, electrical and mechanical) as well as architecture, research or design.