Brookland High School partners with area colleges and career education providers to offer students expanded opportunities for college credit, career training, and workforce preparation while still in high school.
Through our partnership with Arkansas State University, students have the opportunity to earn college credit through concurrent courses taught on the Brookland campus by Brookland teachers, as well as online courses offered through A-State.
Students may earn college credit in the following courses with a teacher from Brookland High School:
College English Composition I & II
College English Literature
College U.S. History
College Elementary Spanish I & II
College Biology
College Algebra
College Pre-Calculus
Students may also take online courses through A-State. Popular options include:
College Psychology
College Fine Arts – Music
College Medical Terminology
College Oral Communications
Brookland High School partners with Black River Technical College and Northeast Arkansas Career and Technical Center to provide students with hands-on training and career-focused programs.
Students may participate in technical programs through BRTC. Students must provide their own transportation to the Paragould campus.
Available programs include:
Welding
Industrial Electricity
Health Sciences (RN/EMT pathways)
Allied Health (CNA/Phlebotomy)
Through our partnership with NEACTC, students can participate in career and technical programs designed to prepare them for college, careers, and industry certifications.
Transportation is provided for students in grades 10–12. Juniors and seniors may also drive themselves.
Learn more about programs offered through NEACTC:
Northeast Arkansas Career and Technical Center
These partnerships allow Brookland students to graduate with college credits, career skills, certifications, and real-world experiences that support their future goals.