With this comprehensive approach, students will be able to combine core academic needs with workplace skills; preparing them for the post-secondary and career direction in which they choose. The Learning Pathway model will provide students with a more generally focused educational roadmap to follow in preparation for the new economy and workplace that they will be navigating.
Available Pathways
This pathway is designed to cultivate students’ awareness, interpretation, application and production of visual, verbal and written work. Learning pathways include Art, Communication Technology, and Music Industry. Careers in this pathway could include artists, performers, designers, musicians, and multimedia specialists to name a few.
Arts Industry Pathway
Communications
Technology CTE Program
Music Studies Pathway
This pathway is designed to prepare students in the world of business, finance, and information services. Learning pathways include accounting and finance as well as administrative assistants and marketing. Potential careers through this pathway include accounting, entrepreneurship, banking/finance, business management, and advertising/marketing.
Accounting Technology
CTE Program
Entrepreneurship CTE
Program
Sales, Distribution,
& Marketing CTE Program
This pathway is designed to cultivate students’ interests, awareness and application to careers related to technologies necessary to design, develop, install, and maintain physical systems. Learning pathways include Automotive, Computer Information and Networking, Construction & Building Maintenance, Electronics and Computer Engineering, and Manufacturing Technologies. This is a broad CTE pathway leading to careers in the automotive industry, building and construction, engineering, CNC machine operators, and computer system development.
Automotive Technology
CTE Program
Computer Systems Networking
CTE Program
Building Property Maintenance
CTE Program
Machining & Manufacturing
CTE Program
This pathway is designed to cultivate students’ interests, skills, and experiences for employment in careers related to family and human needs. These careers include childcare, culinary arts, counseling, and education.
This pathway is designed to cultivate students’ interests, skills, and experiences for employment in careers related to science, health occupations, and agriculture. Some careers through this pathway involve nursing, physicians, environmental conservation, biologists, and sports fitness.