Natural resources courses introduce students to the management and conservation of forests, water systems, and other environmental resources. Students explore topics such as forestry practices, ecosystem sustainability, wildlife management, and water quality, while building hands-on skills through field-based learning and real-world applications.

These programs prepare students for careers in environmental science, natural resource management, conservation, and related outdoor industries.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Natural Resources
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

Intermediate Course

• Forestry
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

Capstone Course

• Water Resources
  A yearlong course for grades 11–12

Sports medicine courses introduce students to the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of athletic injuries, along with the fundamentals of human anatomy, exercise science, and overall wellness. Students gain hands-on experience in areas such as injury assessment, rehabilitation techniques, taping, and first aid while learning how to support active individuals and promote healthy lifestyles.

These programs prepare students for careers in sports medicine, athletic training, physical therapy, and other health-related fields.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Exploring Healthcare
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–11

Intermediate Course

• Sports Medicine I
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

Capstone Course

• Sports Medicine II
  A 1 semester course for grades 11–12

Network support courses introduce students to the fundamentals of information technology, including computer hardware, software, networking, and cybersecurity. Students build practical skills in troubleshooting, system maintenance, network configuration, and digital security while gaining hands-on experience with industry-relevant tools and technologies.

These programs prepare students for careers in IT support, network administration, cybersecurity, and other technology-related fields, as well as opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Intro to IT and Digital Literacy
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–10

Intermediate Course

• A+ Certification (H)
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–11

Advanced Courses

• Security+ Certification
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

• Network+ Certification
  A 1 semester course for grades 11–12

Nursing assistant courses introduce students to the foundational skills needed to provide direct patient care in a variety of healthcare settings. Students learn essential topics such as medical terminology, patient communication, vital signs, infection control, and basic nursing procedures. Through hands-on learning and real-world experiences, students build the skills and confidence needed to support patients with professionalism and compassion.

These programs prepare students for careers in healthcare, including becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant, and provide a strong foundation for further education in nursing and other medical professions.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Exploring Healthcare
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–11

Intermediate Course

• Medical Terminology
  A yearlong course for grades 11–12

Capstone Course

• Certified Nursing Assistant
  A yearlong, double-period course for grade 12

Welding courses introduce students to the skills and techniques used in metal fabrication and construction. Students learn a variety of welding processes, including MIG, TIG, and stick welding, while developing skills in blueprint reading, measurement, safety practices, and metalworking. Through hands-on projects, students gain real-world experience creating and repairing metal structures.

These programs prepare students for careers in welding, manufacturing, construction, and other skilled trades.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Welding I
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

Intermediate Course

• Welding II
  A 1 yearlong course for grades 11–12

Advanced Course

• Welding III
  A 1 yearlong course for grade 12

Culinary arts courses introduce students to the fundamentals of cooking, food preparation, and kitchen management. Students learn essential skills such as food safety and sanitation, knife techniques, recipe development, and meal presentation, while gaining hands-on experience in a professional-style kitchen environment. As they progress, students build creativity, teamwork, and time management skills through real-world culinary projects.

These programs prepare students for careers in the culinary and hospitality industries, including roles in restaurants, catering, baking, and food service management.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Culinary I
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–11

Intermediate Course

• Culinary II
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

Advanced Course

• Culinary III
  A 1 semester course for grades 11–12

Individualized Occupational Training (IOT) courses provide students with flexible, personalized learning experiences that connect classroom skills to real-world career pathways. Students explore a variety of career interests while developing employability skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and professionalism. Through hands-on projects and work-based learning opportunities, students gain practical experience in authentic workplace settings.

These programs prepare students for success in the workforce by building job readiness skills and helping them explore and transition into careers that align with their interests and strengths.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Exploratory Courses

• Career Pathways

A 1 semester course for grades 9–12

• Graphic Impact
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–12

Work-Based Learning

• Work-Based Learning I–IV
  A 1 semester course for grades 11–12

JROTC courses develop leadership, citizenship, and personal responsibility through a structured program focused on teamwork, goal setting, and service. Students build skills in communication, problem-solving, and decision-making while participating in physical fitness, leadership activities, and community service. The program emphasizes character development, discipline, and respect in a supportive, team-oriented environment.

These programs prepare students for success in a variety of pathways, including college, careers, and military service, by building confidence, leadership skills, and a strong sense of responsibility.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• JROTC I
  A yearlong course for grades 9–10

Intermediate Courses

• JROTC II
  A yearlong course for grades 10–11

• JROTC III

A yearlong course for grades 10–11

Advanced Course

• JROTC IV
  A yearlong course for grades 11–12

Drafting and design courses introduce students to the fundamentals of computer-aided design (CAD) and 3D modeling used in engineering, architecture, and manufacturing. Students learn to create precise technical drawings, develop 3D models, and bring ideas to life using industry-relevant software and tools. Through hands-on projects, students build skills in design thinking, problem-solving, measurement, and visualization while exploring real-world applications of digital design.

These programs prepare students for careers in engineering, architecture, product design, manufacturing, and other technology-driven fields.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• 3D Design I
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–12

Intermediate Courses

• 3D Design II
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–12

• 3D Design III

A 1 yearlong course for grades 10–12

Advanced Course

• 3D Design IV
  A 1 yearlong course for grades 11–12

Journalism and multimedia courses introduce students to the fundamentals of storytelling across print, digital, and visual media. Students develop skills in writing, reporting, photography, graphic design, and digital production while learning how to create engaging and accurate content for a variety of platforms. Through hands-on, project-based experiences, students explore media ethics, communication strategies, and the evolving role of media in today’s world.

These programs prepare students for careers in journalism, media production, graphic design, marketing, and other communication-focused fields.

Programs offered at [Your School Name] under this program area include:

Introductory Courses

• Graphic Design
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–10

• Digital Photography

A 1 semester course for grades 9–10

• News Media and Digital Literacy

A 1 semester course for grades 9–10

Advanced Courses

• Advanced Media Production
  A yearlong course for grades 10-11

• Cedar Post (DC/H)

A yearlong course for grades 11-12

Business and marketing courses introduce students to the essential skills needed to succeed in today’s digital and global economy. Students learn practical skills in computer applications, business operations, accounting, marketing, web design, and entrepreneurship. Through hands-on projects, students develop proficiency in productivity software, financial literacy, communication, and digital media while exploring how businesses operate and grow.

These programs prepare students for careers in business, marketing, accounting, entrepreneurship, and other technology-driven office and management fields, as well as for post-secondary education in business-related pathways.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Courses

• Computer Application and Digital Literacy
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–10

• Computer Applications II
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–10

• Web Design
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–12

Intermediate Courses

• Computer Applications III
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–11

• Business and Marketing
  A yearlong course for grades 10–12

• Accounting
  A yearlong course for grades 10–12

Advanced Courses

• Computer Applications IV
  A 1 semester course for grades 11–12

Work-Based / Applied Learning

• Lotus and Latte
  A 1 semester course for grades 10–12

Construction trades courses introduce students to the skills and techniques used in residential building and construction. Students learn the fundamentals of carpentry, including tool safety, blueprint reading, framing, measurement, and construction methods. Through hands-on projects, students develop practical skills in building, problem-solving, and teamwork while working with real-world materials and industry standards.

These programs prepare students for careers in construction, carpentry, building maintenance, and other skilled trades within the construction industry.

Classes offered under this program area include:

Introductory Course

• Residential Carpentry I
  A 1 semester course for grades 9–11

Intermediate Course

• Residential Carpentry II
  A yearlong course for grades 10–12

Advanced Course

• Residential Carpentry III
  A yearlong course for grades 11–12