Academics
Career Readiness Exploration
High school students who take college and career prep courses gain a powerful head start on their future. Beginning in 10th grade, students can choose to focus on one area of interest or mix and match courses to gain experience across a variety of fields. Through hands-on, project-based learning, they explore exciting real-world challenges while building creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. These experiences not only make learning engaging but also prepare students with knowledge that is directly applicable to today’s fastest-growing industries. By graduation, students will have developed a strong foundation for both college and the workforce—setting them apart as confident, career-ready leaders of tomorrow.
Business Marketing and General Management
Business Marketing —Students apply and grow their creativity in this pathway while learning to plan, coordinate, and implement marketing strategies and public relations activities.
General Management—Students in this pathway discover how to manage a team and how to help a business become more profitable and efficient. Students get hands-on experience in developing skills for the 21st century: leadership, communication, teamwork, creative problem solving, and critical thinking.
Information Technology (IT)
Programming & Software Development – If your high school student has an eye for designing websites and software, a career in computer programming may be a good fit for them. This pathway helps students combine their creative and technical skills as they learn to code. This knowledge keeps them on track to find employment in software development, web development, and more.
Video Game Design -Turn a passion into a profession with this career pathway. These unique courses teach students how to develop a story, create visually stunning graphics, write game code, find and fix bugs, and launch a game. This pathway can help students level up their skills and pursue a career in video game design, computer programming, computer and information systems management, or software development.
Network Security Systems – Students with a natural affinity for problem-solving, a fondness for technology, and a passion for taking things apart to discover how they work might enjoy networking systems. The courses in this career pathway put students on the fast track to a profession in computer network architecture, network engineering, and more.
Visual/Digital Arts
This pathway prepares students to produce digitally generated or computer-enhanced media in business, training, entertainment, communications, and marketing.
Healthcare Diagnostics
In a rapidly growing sector of medicine, many careers involve using diagnostic imaging equipment such as ultrasound, X-ray, EKG, and MRI machines. Students in this career pathway may also explore other careers, such as phlebotomist or radiology technician. Professionals in diagnostics and testing play a critical role in healthcare, diagnosing problems early and setting patients up for successful treatment.