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Discover College, Career & Technical Education That Works
Discover College, Career & Technical Education That Works
Real Skills. Real Jobs. Real Success.
Our College Career and Technical Education (CCTE) program connects classroom learning with real-world experience, creating pathways to in-demand careers while strengthening our entire community. Students can explore program pathways in Agriculture, Business, Computer Science, Digital Arts, Architecture/Construction, Engineering/Manufacturing, Medical Science, American Sign Language, Early Childhood Education and Culinary. Click here for more information about our programs.
Whether you're a student ready to launch your career, a parent seeking the best opportunities for your child, or a business partner looking to develop skilled workers, our CCTE program delivers results that matter. Graduate job-ready with certifications employers value, college credits that transfer, and the hands-on experience that sets you apart in today's competitive job market.
Building careers. Building community. Building your future.
In Your Community
In Your Community
College, Career and Technical Education connects students directly to real-world learning opportunities through partnerships with local businesses, hospitals, and organizations. Students gain hands-on experience through internships and collaborative projects that build your resume and may lead to job offers before graduation.
For Your Future
For Your Future
CCTE programs offer you the chance to graduate with a diploma, dual college credits and industry-recognized credentials that employers actively seek. You'll graduate with confidence, knowing you have the practical skills and professional foundation to succeed in your chosen career path.
At Your School
At Your School
Our CCTE programs feature hands-on learning in state-of-the-art facilities that mirror real workplace environments. Students can participate in competitive clubs like FFA and DECA, where they can showcase their talents at local, regional, and national competitions while building leadership skills and professional networks.
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