At Western Heights, Career Technical Education can begin as early as the seventh grade and continue into high school with an emphasis on continuing on to college with post-secondary education. Career Tech Education programs stress mathematics, science, communication and technology. These programs also emphasize teamwork, hands-on learning, work-site experiences, critical thinking and problem solving.

Students have the opportunity to prepare for college by discovering and exploring career options while in high school. Upon successful completion of a program, students will have the potential to earn college credit, and/or even a pilot's license. By following the career pathways described in the WH course catalog, students can be ready to enter one of the following Career Tech programs after the freshman year.

LaTonia Moore-Galberth | CTE Coordinator
Email LaTonia | X2517

Erin Clapper | Director of Federal Programs
Email Mrs. Clapper

• AOPA "You Can Fly" Course Information

• Career and Technical Education Website

• Recruitment Flyer

• Special Population Resource Guide

• Technology Student Association

• Business Professionals of America

• Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America