The Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (formerly called Agricultural & Environmental Science) Pathway is a good program for students interested in the study and care of plants, animals, food, agriculture and the environment.

Students can...

• Grow and maintain plants in a working greenhouse facility.
• Learn and apply common veterinary skills, clinical procedures and practices.
• Learn about the wide range of careers within the Agricultural and Environmental Science industries.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Meet 3rd Year Science requirements in some classes.

 This pathway is great for students who...

• Get satisfaction from helping people, animals and/or the environment.
• Enjoy dealing with unpredictable situations or problems that aren’t easily solved.
• Like listening and working with others who have differing viewpoints.

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The Arts, A/V Technology and Communications Pathway is a good program for students interested in creating and producing media using various editing tools.

Students can...

• Gain skills and experience developing a professional image and using video editing tools.
• Participate in skill competitions and art shows where they can display their work.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Earn Adobe Certifications.
• Meet Art credit requirements.

This pathway is a great fit for students who...

• Consider themselves artistic, imaginative and innovative.
• Enjoy working with people.
• Enjoy projects that allow for personal creativity and self-expression.
• Are patient, flexible, and have an eye for detail.
• Are interested in careers where various media is used to communicate information and ideas.

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The Business & Marketing Pathway is a for students who are interested in the world of finance, business, and marketing.

Students can...

• Earn industry-recognized Microsoft Office Certification.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Access to employment and internship opportunities in our community.
• Participate in leadership events through DECA.

This pathway is great for students who...

• Thrive helping, leading and working with people.
• Solve problems using computers and technology.
• Enjoy organizing and planning activities or events.
• Have an interest in working in a business environment and pursuing continued training in Business, Finance, or Marketing.

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The Health Science Pathway is a good program for students interested in helping people in various healthcare and medical settings.

Students can...

• Obtain First/Aid and CPR, OSHA Certification.
• Gain understanding of Human Anatomy and Physiology.
• Explore a wide variety of career opportunities available within the medical profession.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Meet 3rd Year Science requirements.

This pathway is a great fit for students who...

• Enjoy helping and working with people.
• Are good listeners and relate well to others.
• Enjoy learning about science as it relates to improving the lives of others.
• Are interested in careers and continued training in various healthcare fields.

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The Hospitality and Tourism (previously called Culinary Arts) Pathway is a good program for students interested in the food industry where they can prepare and present various culinary dishes.

Students can...

• Obtain state food handlers permit.
• Learn by preparing appetizers, entrees and dessert menu items.
• Participate in planning and providing catering projects and activities.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.

This pathway is great for students who...

• Enjoy being creative, expressive and imaginative.
• Enjoy cooking and learning by working with their hands.
• Have an attention to detail and precision in their work.

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The Human Services and Education Pathway is a good program for students interested in teaching, helping and guiding others to better their lives.

Students can...

• Learn about various careers including teaching, early childhood education, and mental health services.
• Participate in a classroom practicum experience with a mentor teacher through Teaching Academy.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.

This pathway is great for students who...

• Enjoy helping and working with people.
• Are good listeners and relate well to others.
• Find that teaching, supporting and assisting others is part of who they are.
• Enjoy solving social problems.
• Are interested in careers and continued training in fields such as Education, Counseling, and Social Services.

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The Information Technology/STEM (previously called Computer Science and Engineering) Pathway is a good program for students interested in using math, science and technology to solve problems.

Students can...

• Use tools, software and equipment used in the Engineering and Computer Science field.
• Participate in skill challenges through First Robotics or Skills USA clubs.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Meet Art, 3rd Year Math and/or Science requirements for select courses.

This pathway is great for students who...

• Are curious and desire to figure out why and how things work.
• Enjoy using math, science and technology to solve problems and improve their world.
• Enjoy designing and building things.
• Enjoy developing and analyzing various solutions to problems.
• Are interested in continuing their education in Engineering, Computer Science or other related STEM fields.

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For Skilled Trades and Technical Sciences (previously called Engineering & Manufacturing) Pathway, the District has two program options

Aerospace Manufacturing

The Aerospace Manufacturing Pathway is a good program for students interested in high demand, high wage jobs in the Manufacturing industry.

Students can...

• Obtain Core Plus certification using the Boeing Company’s manufacturing curriculum.
• Interview with Boeing for entry-level jobs and internships.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Meet 3rd year Science requirements.

This pathway is a great fit for students who...

• Enjoy projects where they work with their hands and use tools.
• Enjoy learning by designing, assembling and fixing things.
• Feel comfortable in a shop environment.
• Have an attention to detail and precision in their work.
• Are interested in getting a manufacturing or construction job right after high school or continuing education in engineering.

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Engineering

The Engineering pathway is a good program for students interested in using math, science and technology to solve problems.

Students can...

• Use tools, software and equipment used in the Engineering and Architectural fields.
• Earn Autodesk Certification.
• Participate in regional, state, national and international design competitions.
• Earn college credits which can be applied directly into partner college programs.
• Meet Art or Science requirements in some classes.

This pathway is a great fit for students who...

• Are curious and desire to figure out why and how things work.
• Enjoy using math, science and technology to solve problems and improve their world.
• Enjoy designing and building things.
• Enjoy developing and analyzing various solutions to problems.
• Are interested in continuing their education in Engineering, Architecture, Computer Science or other related STEM fields.

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