Career and Technical Education
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Career and Technical Education
- Middle School
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High School
- Architectural Design
- Audio and Video Production
- Automotive Services
- Biomedical Sciences
- Business & Marketing
- Career and College Promise
- CHHS AOIT
- Cisco Network Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Culinary Arts
- Fashion Design
- Firefighting and EMT
- Game Design
- Graduation Requirements and CTE
- Industry Certifications
- Project Lead the Way
- STEM Engineering
- Work Based Learning
- Essential Standards
- CTE Pathways
- CTE Resources
- CTE Staff
- CTE Organizations for Students (CTSOs and NTHS)
- CTE FAQ
- CTE Terms and Acronyms
- Career & Technical Education Civil Rights Non-Discrimination Notice
CTE FAQ
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What Information Do I Need to Know as a Parent?
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Are there clubs associated with CTE?
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I heard you can take CTE courses that will count as math credit - is that true?
Yes, a few of our CTE courses count. See the NC Math Chart for more info.
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Why should I take a CTE class?
There are several benefits of including CTE in your educational plan:
1. content aligned to a college major
2. earn an industry credential
3. work-based learning opportunities like internships
4. CTE clubs like FBLA to build leadership skills and skill development
5. Understanding the full value of CTE link here
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Is CDM Possible in CTE?
Yes, CTE offers the opportunity to earn credit when a student proves mastery of the content. A list of eligible classes can be found at this link
More information about the CDM process can be found at this Credit by Demonstrated Mastery link
