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All State Approved CTE courses meet SD High School graduation requirement.
CARPENTRY I (Fall Semester)
Course Number: CTC-3061 Credit: 1.0 credit
Required/Elective: Elective Grade Level: Open to grade 10-12
Length/Credit: One semester, 2-hour block at CTE Prerequisite: None
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Recommended: Taking a home maintenance or woods class would be helpful.
Recommended: Taking a home maintenance or woods class would be helpful.
Concurrent credit available for this course.
Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment. We learn the basics of this career and the value of doing quality work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to finish work in a home.
CARPENTRY I (Spring Semester)
Course Number: CTC-3062 Credit: 1.0 credit
Required/Elective: Elective Grade Level: Open to grade 10-12
Length/Credit: One semester, 2-hour block at CTE Prerequisite: Carpentry I (fall semester)
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Recommended: Taking a home maintenance or woods class would be helpful.
Recommended: Taking a home maintenance or woods class would be helpful.
Concurrent credit available for this course.
Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment. We learn the basics of this career and the value of doing quality work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to finish work in a home.
CARPENTRY II (Fall Semester)
Course Number: CTC-3081 Credit: 1.0 credit
Required/Elective: Elective Grade Level: Open to grade 10-12
Length: One semester, 2-hour block at CTE Prerequisite: Carpentry I (both semesters)
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Concurrent credit available for this course.
In this continuation of Carpentry I, carpenters learn leadership qualities while building homes at the CTE Academy. They gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials, gain an opportunity to lead small groups of younger carpenters, and expand their carpentry horizons with more independence.
CARPENTRY II (Spring Semester)
Course Number: CTC-3082 Credit: 1.0 credit
Required/Elective: Elective Grade Level: Open to grade 10-12
Length: One semester, 2-hour block at CTE Prerequisite: Carpentry II (fall semester)
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Students need to take the fall semester class prior to the spring semester in order to be best prepared for the spring semester.
Concurrent credit available for this course.
In this continuation of Carpentry I, carpenters learn leadership qualities while building homes at the CTE Academy. They gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials, gain an opportunity to lead small groups of younger carpenters, and expand their carpentry horizons with more independence.
ADVANCED WOODWORKING AND CABINETMAKING PART I
Course Number: CTC-3090 Credit: 1.0 credit
Required/Elective: Elective Grade Level: open to grade 10-12
Length: One semester, 2-hour block at CTE Prerequisite: None
This course provides information on safety, blueprint reading, hand tools, power machines, materials, and processes related to the broad field of woodworking and cabinetry. Complete a student-planned project approved by the instructor, demonstrate safe work habits, demonstrate correct tool and machine skills, identify different types of wood, identify and correctly apply finishes. Students will also work as a team to design and build a complete kitchen cabinet system for a house.
ADVANCED WOODWORKING AND CABINETMAKING PART 2
Course Number: CTC-3092 Credit: 1.0 credit
Required/Elective: Elective Grade Level: open to grade 10-12
Length: One semester, 2-hour block at CTE Prerequisite: None
Perfect your skills while working as a group to construct cabinets for the CTE houses under construction on site. Cabinets for the houses are measured, designed, built, and installed by students in the carpentry II class. The skills learned in this class will prepare students to work in the cabinetry field. Join our industry partners in advanced cabinet construction and make connections that could lead to future employment. There is also time in the class to work on individual projects.
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