Career Technical Education

This course is the introduction for students beginning the Financial Services CTE pathway. Students will investigate the field of financial management and its industry standards.

An intermediate course providing an overview of accounting principles and cycles. Ideal for students pursuing post-secondary business opportunities or the Financial Services industry.

This course is a hands-on, project-based introduction to filmmaking. Through instruction and project creation, students learn the three phases of the production process while experiencing both technical and creative aspects of filmmaking.

This course builds on skills from level 1 while students work individually and as team members in the production of films and other media projects. An emphasis is placed on learning the visual language of film.

The capstone for the pathway. Students create original films using industry-standard equipment with a focus on the role of the director and finding an individual voice as a filmmaker.

The final course in the pathway. Students take on leadership roles (Producer) and develop advanced planning and artistic aptitudes for employment and post-secondary education.

This course introduces all aspects of theatre arts. Students study acting principles, character analysis, movement, and improvisation, while gaining a working knowledge of theatre history and theatrical design.

Focuses on styles of acting and theatrical production. Class work centers on scene study—including research, direction, and stage management—using monologues from various eras and genres.

An extension of the program focusing on directing. Students develop leadership skills through collaborative projects, focusing on concept creation, peer coaching, and critical analysis.

Advanced course focusing on leadership and producing. Students master the business of theatre and the production process while deepening their artistic skills as actors and directors.

This course develops knowledge in all technical aspects of theatrical production, including scenery, lighting, sound, and stage management. Students gain hands-on experience and crew for two productions.

Continues to refine concepts from level 1 while broadening focus to include research techniques, sketching, drafting, and model building. Students directly design and construct sets, costumes, and lighting for school productions.

Focuses on the staff aspects of production, including roles as technical director and lead designers. Participation in rehearsals and performances beyond the school day is required.

Deepens focus on leadership and production management. Students must produce a production and complete an internship with a professional theatre company.

Designed for students interested in pursuing an Engineering Career. Students use industry-standard 3D modeling software, AutoDesk Inventor, to solve problems and document their work in an engineer's notebook.

An introduction to the fundamentals of computer programming and data manipulation. Through a project-oriented approach, students use tools like Scratch, Python, and Java to create interactive applications, games, and art while learning software design and debugging strategies.

An introductory college-level course focused on program development and implementation to solve complex problems. Students study algorithms, fundamental data structures, and the use of logic and formal methods.

Designed for juniors and seniors, this course combines supervised part-time employment with academic preparation. Students develop desirable work habits while meeting on campus at least once per week to complete required assignments and paperwork.