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What is CTE?
Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides students with a pathway to post-secondary education and career success. Instead of just learning from a textbook, CTE students participate in hands-on, project-based classes aligned with high-demand industry sectors.
How CTE Benefits Our Students:
Real-World Skills: Students learn by doing, using industry-standard equipment and technology.
A Fast Track to the Trades: For students interested in skilled trades—such as automotive, construction, electrical, or manufacturing—CTE provides the exact foundational skills, safety certifications, and technical knowledge needed to excel in trade schools or apprenticeships.
Stronger Applications: Completing a CTE pathway sets students apart. It proves commitment, passion, and advanced capability to trade program recruiters, union apprenticeship boards, and college admissions officers.
College & Career Head Start: Many of our programs offer opportunities to earn college credits and industry-recognized certifications before graduation.
Leadership & Networking: Through partnerships with local employers, students gain access to internships, mentorships, and job shadowing opportunities.