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High School CTE Electives - Explore, Learn, and Prepare for the Future!

High School CTE Electives offer students a chance to try something new, learn valuable skills, and discover their passions and potential careers. These free courses also provide an opportunity to earn college credit. Choose from a wide range of career-focused subjects such as computer science, engineering, culinary arts, business, and more. Join co-curricular CTE clubs and organizations to enhance your learning experience and build valuable connections.

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High School CTE Electives - Explore, Learn, and Prepare for the Future!

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  1. High School CTE Electives • Can give you: • A chance to try something new. • Learn a skill • Find a passion or career • Earn College Credit • It’s free – After high school you will • need to pay for these classes 

  2. Career Technology Education Introduction: • Lorene Cannella – CTE ITL, Computer Science • Don Rodis – Project Lead the Way Focus: • CTE Overview • College Credit CTE Courses • Leadership, Business, & Engineering Clubs

  3. Graduation Requirements • HCPSS Technology Graduation Requirement Options • Exploring Computer Science Honors 400 • PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design G/T 805 • Computer Science Principles AP 405 • Foundation of Technology 800 AND Two Foreign Languages Classes Two Advanced Technology Classes Career Academy (CRD, Teacher, PLTW, Culinary, Computer Programming, Marketing, & all ARL)

  4. Advanced Research (Independent Research I, II, III, & IV, Intern / Mentor Program I & II) Business (Principles of Business, Principles of Accounting, Principles of Marketing) Career Research (Career Research & Development I & II, Site-based Work Experience. Computer Science (Principles of Java Programming, Computer Science A – AP, Advanced Object-Oriented Design, Advanced Data Structures) Culinary (Food & Nutrition Technology, Culinary Sciences, Advanced Culinary Sciences) Engineering (Foundations of Technology, Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, Advanced Design Applications, Advanced Technological Applications, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Digital Electronics) Teaching (Foundations of Curriculum & Instruction, Human Growth & Development, Teaching as a Profession) Career Technology Education

  5. Principles of Java Programming 46001 Computer Science Computer Science A – AP 465M Advanced Data Structures GT 471M Advanced Object-Oriented Design GT 472M

  6. Computer Science • Principles of Computer Science – AP (Course # CT-405) • Fulfills required technology credit • Prerequiste – Algebra I • Strong writing skills • General Entry Level Class which focuses on topics such as the Internet, Digital Information, Programming, Big Data, & Building Apps • AP Exam – with appropriate score credits honored at many colleges. Computer Science A – AP (Course # CT-475) • Second Year High School Programming Course (pre-req Principles of Java Programming GT Course # CT-465) • Can fulfill entry level computer science course at the college level. • AP Exam – with appropriate score credits honored at many colleges

  7. Project Lead the Way • Pre-Engineering Academy is a four-year sequence of five courses. • Combined with traditional mathematics and science courses • Students are introduced to the scope, rigor and discipline of engineering prior to entering college.

  8. Co-curricular CTE Clubs/Organizations at MRHS • Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) - Ms. Burke • Millionaires Club - Ms. Burke • Educators Rising - Ms. Burke • She++ Programming Club - Ms. Cannella • Robotics - Mr. Rodis • National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) - Mr. Rodis • Gaming Club - Ms. Molds • Health Occupational Students of America (HOSA) - Mr. Eckert

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