Kearny Engineering, Innovation & Design (EID) is a dynamic small school within the Kearny High Educational Complex in San Diego Unified School District that focuses on preparing students for careers in engineering, architecture, and design. Through the Engineering CTE pathway, students engage in hands-on projects, problem-solving challenges, and real-world design work using industry tools like CAD software and 3D printers. EID’s curriculum emphasizes innovation, collaboration, and critical thinking, with opportunities to work on interdisciplinary projects that reflect current industry trends. Students benefit from small class sizes, supportive teachers, and strong connections with local industry and college partners. In addition to academics, EID students can participate in CIF sports, join STEM-focused clubs, and take on leadership roles that help shape a positive and inclusive school culture. EID is the perfect fit for students who are curious, creative, and ready to turn their ideas into reality.
Students in the Engineering Technology pathway learn how things work and how to improve everyday systems and machines. This pathway focuses on applying math, science, and technology to solve real-world problems. Students gain experience with tools, electronics, programming, and automation. It’s a great choice for those interested in hands-on careers like engineering technician, robotics operator, or industrial systems specialist.
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This pathway is ideal for creative problem-solvers who want to take an idea and turn it into a real product. Students learn the process of designing, prototyping, and testing products using tools like 3D modeling software, design thinking, and fabrication equipment. It’s a great option for students interested in careers in product development, industrial design, engineering, or entrepreneurship.
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