Career & Technical Education (CTE)

In this course of the Architectural Design program, students explore the physical principles and essential skills needed for mechanical systems in construction. They will select materials to assemble and test basic electrical circuits, copper and plastic plumbing systems for supply and drains, and perform simple maintenance on electric motors, fixtures, and plumbing components. Students will also learn to install basic ductwork and understand the operation and maintenance of heating and cooling (HVAC) systems, preparing them for careers in architecture, construction, and building systems management.

In this course of the Architectural Design program, students will explore the essential principles of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC/R) systems. They will learn to install, troubleshoot, and maintain residential and commercial systems, focusing on proper operation and efficiency. Students will develop hands-on skills in assembling ductwork, installing components, and diagnosing system malfunctions. Emphasis is placed on safety protocols, energy efficiency, and understanding the environmental impact of HVAC/R systems, preparing students for careers in building systems design and maintenance.

In this course of the Architectural Design program, students will apply architectural design principles to plan and organize building structures. Using orthographic and pictorial projections, freehand technical sketching, and computer-aided drafting (CAD), they will create detailed floor and wall plans, elevations, sections, and schedules. Students will also develop structural framing and working drawings for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, including HVAC and lighting plans. This course builds essential skills for careers in architecture, engineering, and construction design.

In this course of the Architectural Design program, students will apply advanced design principles to create site and foundation plans with functional and aesthetic solutions. They will develop topographic details, perform zoning analyses, and prepare grading and utility plans. Using technical drawing techniques and computer-aided drafting (CAD), students will construct plans and presentation materials to showcase site and structural designs. Emphasis will be placed on material selection, cost efficiency, and meeting project specifications. This course prepares students for careers such as civil drafter, architectural designer, urban planner, and construction project assistant.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the arts and communications career field or placement in the Architectural Design program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the arts and communications career field or placement in the Architectural Design program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Learn the language of healthcare! In the first course of the Allied Health Technology pathway, you’ll explore how medical words are created, what they mean, and how to pronounce them. You’ll practice using abbreviations, symbols, and terms to describe the body, diseases, and treatments. These skills are the first step to preparing for a career as a nurse, medical assistant, or other healthcare professional.

Discover how the human body works! The second course of the Allied Health Technology pathway dives into the structure and function of the body’s systems. You’ll learn the terms used by healthcare professionals and understand how to identify and describe diseases and treatments. Build a strong foundation for careers in medicine, physical therapy, or allied health fields.

Step into the world of patient care! The third course of the Allied Health Technology pathway teaches you how to assess, plan, and provide care in healthcare settings. You’ll learn life-saving skills like CPR, first aid, and how to respond to emergencies. This course gives you the essential skills needed for roles such as emergency medical technician (EMT), nurse aide, or patient care assistant.

Care for people at every stage of life! In the fourth course of the Allied Health Technology pathway, you’ll learn how to meet the needs of individuals with care and compassion, from newborns to seniors. You’ll explore how people grow and change over time, focusing on safety, cultural differences, and medical treatments. It’s a perfect step toward careers in nursing, geriatric care, or pediatric health.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the health sciences career field or placement in the Allied Health Technology program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor. Students will be responsible for providing their own transportation if work is located off-site.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the health sciences career field or placement in the Allied Health Technology program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor. Students will be responsible for providing their own transportation if work is located off-site.

This is the first class in the Automotive Technology - Maintenance & Light Repair program. Get under the hood and discover the mechanics of engines and powertrains! In this course, you’ll inspect, adjust, and repair internal combustion engines, transmissions, and cooling systems. Learn precision measurement, inspection, and reconditioning techniques while gaining skills to assess customer needs, determine labor rates, and create service estimates.

This is the second class in the Automotive Technology - Maintenance & Light Repair program, taken concurrently with AUTO1C- Suspension & Steering. Master the essentials of brake system maintenance! You’ll inspect and troubleshoot hydraulic brake systems, replace malfunctioning components, and work with antilock braking and supplemental restraint systems. These skills are vital for keeping vehicles safe and road-ready.

This is the third class in the Automotive Technology - Maintenance & Light Repair program, taken concurrently with Automotive Brake Systems (AUTO 1B). Dive into the world of undercarriage systems! Learn to install springs, shock absorbers, and struts, replace wheel bearings, and service steering components. You’ll also perform wheel alignments to keep vehicles driving smoothly.

This is the fourth class in the Automotive Technology - Maintenance & Light Repair program. Unlock the secrets of vehicle electrical systems! Diagnose and repair chassis electrical, charging, starting, and lighting systems using electronic diagnostic tools. Learn to read schematics, test components, and replace defective modules while mastering the fundamentals of DC electronics.

This is the fifth class in the Automotive Technology - Maintenance & Light Repair program. Keep vehicles comfortable in all seasons! This course covers the principles of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Learn to inspect, diagnose, repair, and maintain vehicle HVAC systems while handling refrigerants safely and following EPA regulations.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the ground transportation career field or placement in the Automotive Technology program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the ground transportation career field or placement in the Automotive Technology program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

This is the first class in the Bakery & Pastry Arts program. This class introduces you to the baking and pastry, culinary, food service, lodging, and tourism industries while teaching the essentials of customer service. You’ll explore the impact of culture, history, and technology on hospitality and learn critical safety and sanitation techniques to prevent workplace injuries. You'll discover the world of hospitality and hone your leadership skills, develop business acumen, and learn communication strategies used in kitchens and restaurants! 

This is the second class in the Bakery & Pastry Arts program. Step into the kitchen and bring recipes to life! Learn how to prepare delicious dishes and beverages while mastering plating and presentation techniques. You’ll gain essential skills in knife handling, culinary math, and food safety. Employability, leadership, and communication skills will prepare you for success in assisting with the Lorain High School Lighthouse Grille, and the food industry!

This is the third class in the Baking & Pastry Arts program; it is taken concurrently with BAKE 2B Baking & Pastry Arts. Discover how to create an exceptional dining experience! Learn the art of table and beverage service, manage reservations, and handle seating and wait times like a pro. You’ll also focus on maintaining dining areas and meeting spaces while developing cultural awareness and top-notch customer service skills. As part of the course, you’ll gain hands-on experience running the Lighthouse Grille, Lorain High School’s student-run restaurant, where you’ll apply your skills in a real-world setting.

This is the fourth class in the Baking & Pastry Arts program, taken concurrently with BAKE 2A- Dining Room Service & Operations. Bring your creativity to the kitchen as you learn to prepare breads, desserts, and pastries. Practice specialized techniques to decorate cakes, cookies, and other baked goods with flair. You’ll also gain experience developing recipes, selecting quality ingredients, and calculating food costs. In addition, you’ll contribute to the Lighthouse Grille, Lorain High School’s student-run restaurant, where you’ll showcase your baking talents and learn what it takes to succeed in a professional setting.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the hospitality/culinary career field or placement in the Baking & Pastry Arts program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the hospitality/culinary career field or placement in the Baking & Pastry Arts program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

In this first course of the Climate Control & Energy Systems program, students explore the physical principles and essential skills needed for mechanical systems in construction. They will select materials to assemble and test basic electrical circuits, copper and plastic plumbing systems for supply and drains, and perform simple maintenance on electric motors, fixtures, and plumbing components. Students will also learn to install basic ductwork and understand the operation and maintenance of heating and cooling (HVAC) systems, preparing them for careers in architecture, construction, and building systems management.

In this course of the Climate Control & Energy Systems program, students will explore the essential principles of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC/R) systems. They will learn to install, troubleshoot, and maintain residential and commercial systems, focusing on proper operation and efficiency. Students will develop hands-on skills in assembling ductwork, installing components, and diagnosing system malfunctions. Emphasis is placed on safety protocols, energy efficiency, and understanding the environmental impact of HVAC/R systems, preparing students for careers in building systems design and maintenance.

In this course of the Climate Control & Energy Systems program, students will explore the fundamentals of the sheet metal trade, focusing on the design and installation of ductwork systems. They will interpret construction drawings using architect and engineer scales to calculate materials and select appropriate components. Hands-on activities include laying out sheet metal patterns using parallel, radial, and triangular development methods, fabricating edges, joints, and seams, and installing complete ductwork systems with accessories. This course prepares students for careers in HVAC and sheet metal fabrication.

In this course of the Climate Control & Energy Systems program, students will develop expertise in residential electrical systems, focusing on electrical theory, materials, and equipment used in home construction. They will navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC), prioritize worksite safety, and understand licensing and permitting requirements. Through hands-on practice, students will interpret job specifications, calculate service loads, and install, test, and repair outlets, lighting fixtures, and small appliance circuits. Circuit protection, subpanel installation, and specialty circuits are also covered, preparing students for careers in electrical installation and repair.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the construction career field or placement in the Climate Control & Energy Systems program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the construction career field or placement in the Climate Control & Energy Systems program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Step into the world of computer science, programming, and cybersecurity. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to computer concepts and the essential skills needed to thrive in today's tech-driven world. From understanding computer hardware and operating systems to mastering office applications, students will build a strong technical foundation while exploring the exciting possibilities of the IT field. Embark on a journey of discovery, creativity, and technical mastery, laying the groundwork for exciting opportunities in the fast-growing IT industry. 

Ready to learn how to build software like the pros? In this class, you’ll dive into the world of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), where you’ll learn to represent real-world concepts as “objects” in code. You’ll explore powerful programming techniques like inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling, all while using popular programming languages. You’ll also get hands-on experience working with both commercial and open-source programs to create dynamic applications. This course will give you the skills to write efficient, clean, and reusable code that can be used in everything from apps to games to complex systems.

Have you ever wanted to design your own website? In this course, you’ll learn how to create stunning websites using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You’ll explore the Web environment and learn how websites work by diving deep into web protocols like FTP, TCP/IP, and HTTP. You’ll get to design and build your own site, adding text, images, links, and tables to create an interactive user experience. Whether you’re looking to build a personal blog or a professional portfolio, this course will teach you the skills needed to bring your ideas to life on the Web.

Ever dreamt of creating your own video game? In this exciting course, you’ll learn how to design and program games from the ground up! You’ll get hands-on experience with industry-standard programming languages and tools, learning everything from animation and collision detection to game physics and artificial intelligence. You’ll explore how games are built by integrating classes, class methods, and instances to create interactive and fun experiences. This course will teach you the skills to bring your game ideas to life and give you a head start in the fast-growing game development industry.

This is the first class in the Culinary Arts program. This class introduces you to culinary arts, food service, lodging, and tourism industries while teaching the essentials of customer service. You’ll explore the impact of culture, history, and technology on hospitality and learn critical safety and sanitation techniques to prevent workplace injuries. You'll discover the world of hospitality and hone your leadership skills, develop business acumen, and learn communication strategies used in kitchens and restaurants! 

This is the second class in the Culinary Arts program. Step into the kitchen and bring recipes to life! Learn how to prepare delicious dishes and beverages while mastering plating and presentation techniques. You’ll gain essential skills in knife handling, culinary math, and food safety. Employability, leadership, and communication skills will prepare you for success in assisting with the Lorain High School Lighthouse Grille, and the food industry!

This is the third class in the Culinary Arts program, taken concurrently with CULN 2B Contemporary Cuisine. Lead your own kitchen and learn how to operate a restaurant! In this course, you’ll apply management principles to hire and train employees, plan menus, and direct restaurant staff toward success. You’ll also develop skills in food cost management, vendor selection, and food production forecasting. As part of this experience, you will help operate the Lorain High School Lighthouse Grille, gaining real-world experience managing a student-run restaurant!

This is the fourth class in the Culinary Arts program, taken concurrently with CULN 2A- Restaurant Management. Take your culinary skills to the next level by preparing regional and international dishes and creating new recipes. You’ll plan menus, calculate food costs, and operate commercial kitchen equipment with precision. In this class, you’ll also contribute to the Lorain High School Lighthouse Grille, where you’ll apply your skills in a real-world setting by preparing and serving dishes to customers in a student-run restaurant. Safety, sanitation, and food science will prepare you to shine in any professional kitchen.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the hospitality/culinary career field or placement in the Culinary Arts program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the hospitality/culinary career field or placement in the Culinary Arts program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

This comprehensive course equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to become safe, responsible drivers, following Ohio's driving laws and regulations. The course includes both classroom instruction and in-car training, where students practice driving under the supervision of a licensed instructor. Topics cover traffic laws, defensive driving techniques, and vehicle safety. Successful completion prepares students for the Ohio driver’s license exam and fosters lifelong safe driving habits.

In this course of the Engineering Design program, students step into the world of engineering and design, where you’ll learn how to turn ideas into real solutions! In this course, you’ll explore the engineering design process, a method used by professionals to solve problems and create innovative solutions. You’ll get hands-on experience using 2D and 3D modeling software to design and test your ideas. You’ll learn to document your work, create working drawings, and communicate your solutions just like engineers do in the field. You’ll also dive into key topics like optimization (making designs better) and risk management (how to handle challenges). With a focus on real-world problem-solving, you’ll be prepared for careers in engineering, architecture, or technology.

In this course of the Engineering Design program, students will dive into the exciting world of robotics! In this course, you’ll learn how to program and operate robots, just like the ones used in factories and industries around the world. You’ll use a teach pendant (the robot’s controller) to control movements and complete tasks. You’ll also learn how robots work, their different parts, and how to troubleshoot and fix them. As you master the basics of coding and programming, you’ll discover how robots are changing the future of work in fields like manufacturing, technology, and engineering.

In this course of the Engineering Design program, you’ll learn how modern factories use technology to make products faster and smarter! You’ll explore robotics, automation, and manufacturing processes used in today’s industries. From 3D computer modeling to advanced machinery, you’ll see how engineers and manufacturers use high-tech tools to create the products we use every day. You’ll also work with flexible manufacturing systems that allow companies to produce a wide variety of goods efficiently. This course will give you the skills to jumpstart a career in manufacturing, engineering, or robotics.

In this course of the Engineering Design program, you’ll learn how electronic systems work through precise sequences of voltages. These systems power everything from computers to smartphones. You’ll learn how engineers design and build these systems using logic and electronic components. Plus, you’ll gain experience in technical documentation and how engineers record and communicate their work. If you love problem-solving and technology, this class will open doors to exciting careers in electronics, engineering, and design!

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the engineering & manufacturing career fields or placement in the Engineering Design program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the engineering & manufacturing career fields or placement in the Engineering Design program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

This course introduces you to the exciting and diverse world of Family and Consumer Sciences! You’ll explore four key areas: family, finances, careers and wellness, to include how to design in Canva. You’ll learn how family relationships shape our daily lives, how to manage finances, how to connect your interests to careers and create multiple forms of electronic designs. Throughout the course, you’ll also develop important skills like time management, communication, and career exploration. Taking a Family and Consumer Science (FCS) course in high school offers numerous benefits that can help students develop practical life skills, prepare for careers, and enhance their personal growth.

Get ready to take control of your future with this course focused on preparing you for success in both college and your career! You’ll learn the skills you need to thrive, like time management, effective study strategies, and professional communication. This course also guides you through researching careers, preparing for job interviews, and understanding the college admissions process. You’ll even have the opportunity to explore internships, network with professionals, and develop essential leadership skills. Whether you’re looking to go to college or jump into the workforce, this class will set you on the right path to a successful future.

In this course, you’ll explore your strengths, skills, and interests to create a plan for your future career. You’ll focus on building work ethics, learning how to work well in teams, and developing communication and leadership skills that are essential for any job. You’ll also learn how to use technology properly in a professional setting, understand workplace etiquette, and plan your career steps. Whether you're transitioning from school to work or thinking about your next steps in education, this class will give you the tools to succeed in your future endeavors.

In this dynamic course, you’ll learn how to be a proactive and effective community leader. You’ll explore the importance of serving others through hands-on service learning projects, leadership training, and team-building exercises. By working together on real-world issues, you’ll develop skills in public policy, community engagement, and global citizenship. Whether you’re interested in improving your school, helping local organizations, or making a difference on a larger scale, this course will equip you with the tools and confidence to lead and inspire change in your community and beyond.

Bring your ideas to life with advertising and visual storytelling! Learn how to harness the power of images, logos, and typography to create impactful campaigns and public relations materials. You’ll analyze successful advertising strategies and develop your own products for specific audiences and purposes. From print to digital platforms, discover how to integrate your designs across marketing channels. Gain foundational skills for careers like graphic designer, branding specialist, social media content creator, or advertising coordinator. You’ll work with industry tools, including Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, to prepare for success in this dynamic field.

Step into the role of a professional designer! Learn to create eye-catching designs for newsletters, posters, packaging, and more. You’ll explore how target audiences, branding, and product sustainability shape design choices. Using industry-standard workflows and software like Adobe InDesign and Photoshop, you’ll produce two- and three-dimensional products that stand out. Students will get to design and print their own tee-shirts in this course. This course prepares you for roles in production packaging, screen printing, and advertising design, helping you build a portfolio that showcases your creativity and technical skills.

Develop your creative edge by mastering design principles, color theory, typography, and composition. You’ll create dynamic designs for websites, print media, and 3D projects while ensuring your work adheres to copyright laws and meets professional deadlines. Learn to use advanced tools like Adobe Illustrator to bring your vision to life. Whether you want to pursue a career as a graphic designer, marketing specialist, or 3D visual artist, this course equips you with the design skills to stand out in the workforce.

Take your editing skills to the next level! In this course, you’ll manipulate digital photos, illustrations, and artwork for print and web-based production. Learn to fine-tune resolution, exposure, and color while managing files and compressing data for professional output. Collaborate with artists, printers, and developers to bring creative projects to life. By using tools like Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, you’ll prepare for careers in digital publishing, photo editing, screen printing, and multimedia design.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the arts and communications career field or placement in the Graphic Communications program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the arts and communications career field or placement in the Graphic Communications program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

This first course in the IT career field is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of computer concepts and essential skills necessary for work and communication in today's society. Students will learn safety, security, and ethical issues in computing and social networking. Students will also learn about input/output systems, computer hardware and operating systems, and office applications.

Students will learn to install, repair, and troubleshoot computer hardware systems. They will perform preventative maintenance practices and learn techniques for maintaining computer hardware security. Communication skills and professionalism in troubleshooting situations will be emphasized.

In the first course of the Video Production | Titan News program, you'll get hands-on experience with digital photo editing, illustrations, and graphic design—skills you’ll use to help create awesome content for Titan News and TV20! Whether it’s adjusting images for a school broadcast or creating stunning visuals for a web story, you’ll learn to work with the latest software to manipulate photos, modify colors, and manage file formats. You’ll also collaborate with other artists and designers to bring your creative ideas to life for both print and online media. By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills to produce eye-catching content that can be featured on TV and social media platforms.

Ready to make things move? In the second course of the Video Production program, you’ll dive into the world of motion graphics, where your creativity and technical skills come together to create dynamic videos for Titan News and TV20. You’ll learn how to animate text, images, and video, add special effects, and sync your creations to music and voiceovers. Whether you’re enhancing a news segment, creating a title sequence, or adding fun effects to a school broadcast, you’ll gain the skills needed to make your ideas shine on screen. This class is perfect for students who want to bring a little magic and motion to every project!

If you love being in front of or behind the camera, this course in the Video Production program is for you! You’ll learn everything you need to produce live and recorded video broadcasts for Titan News and TV20. From interviewing newsmakers and filming school events to editing videos for TV and social media, you’ll get real-world experience in the journalism industry. You’ll also learn the ins and outs of lighting, audio, and video editing to make every broadcast look and sound professional. Plus, you'll gain a solid understanding of media laws, including copyright, privacy, and defamation, ensuring your content is both creative and responsible.

In this hands-on course, as part of the Video Production program, you’ll learn how to produce top-quality videos for Titan News, TV20, and other school projects. You’ll work on everything from planning the shoot and writing scripts to selecting equipment and editing footage. Whether you’re producing a commercial for a local business or a news story for TV20, you’ll gain experience working under tight deadlines and collaborating with clients. You'll master the entire video production process—from pre-production to post-production—giving you the skills to succeed in the fast-paced world of film, television, and online content creation.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the arts and communications career field or placement in the Video Production program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor. In-house work placement could include working with Titan News, TV20, or Communications. 

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the arts and communications career field or placement in the Video Production program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor. In-house work placement could include working with Titan News, TV20, or Communications. 

In this course of the Robotics program, students step into the world of engineering and design, where you’ll learn how to turn ideas into real solutions! In this course, you’ll explore the engineering design process, a method used by professionals to solve problems and create innovative solutions. You’ll get hands-on experience using 2D and 3D modeling software to design and test your ideas. You’ll learn to document your work, create working drawings, and communicate your solutions just like engineers do in the field. You’ll also dive into key topics like optimization (making designs better) and risk management (how to handle challenges). With a focus on real-world problem-solving, you’ll be prepared for careers in engineering, architecture, or technology.

In this course of the Robotics program, students will dive into the exciting world of robotics! In this course, you’ll learn how to program and operate robots, just like the ones used in factories and industries around the world. You’ll use a teach pendant (the robot’s controller) to control movements and complete tasks. You’ll also learn how robots work, their different parts, and how to troubleshoot and fix them. As you master the basics of coding and programming, you’ll discover how robots are changing the future of work in fields like manufacturing, technology, and engineering. 

In this course of the Robotics program, you’ll dive deep into the fundamentals of engineering and discover how the world works through scientific principles. You’ll explore mechanisms, energy, materials, and how things move (kinematics). You’ll learn about the properties of materials and systems like electrical, control, and fluid power that engineers use every day to design and build solutions. With hands-on projects and problem-solving challenges, you’ll learn to think like an engineer—researching, designing, and creating innovative solutions. By the end of the course, you’ll be ready to tackle real engineering problems in fields like robotics, manufacturing, and construction.

Playing with robots can be a career -- and one that pays well! In this course of the Robotics program, you'll level up your robotics skills when you learn how to program and operate real industrial robots! These robots are used in factories, warehouses, and production lines to build and move products. You’ll learn how to safely operate, troubleshoot, and maintain these powerful machines while mastering coding and debugging using industrial programming languages. You’ll gain practical experience in robotic operations, system configurations, and automation technologies that are transforming industries today. This course will give you the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in robotics, automation, and engineering, preparing you for the high-tech workforce of the future.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the engineering & manufacturing career fields or placement in the Robotics program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the engineering & manufacturing career fields or placement in the Robotics program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Fuel your body and mind! In the first class of the Sports, Health & Fitness program, you’ll learn how nutrition and fitness work together to create a healthy lifestyle. Discover how personal choices, science, and environment impact wellness, and practice creating personalized diet and fitness plans. By understanding how nutrition supports injury prevention and performance, you’ll be ready for careers in health coaching, sports training, or wellness management.

Master the art of fitness testing! This course teaches you how to measure cardiovascular endurance, body composition, flexibility, strength, and more. You’ll learn to design custom training programs based on lab and field test results. Gain the skills to guide others toward improved health and wellness—perfect for careers in personal training, fitness coaching, or physical therapy.

Be the first responder for athletes in need! In the third class of the Sports, Health & Fitness program you'll learn how to recognize and treat sports-related injuries with techniques like taping, bracing, and rehabilitation exercises. You’ll also design conditioning programs that include nutritional strategies to prevent injuries and boost performance. This class is your foundation for careers in athletic training, sports medicine, or physical therapy.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the health sciences career field or placement in the Sports, Health & Fitness program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the health sciences career field or placement in the Sports, Health & Fitness program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Discover how the body responds to exercise! In the fourth class of the Sports, Health & Fitness program you’ll evaluate the risks and benefits of physical activity, perform fitness tests, and develop conditioning programs. Learn how to improve mobility, build strength, and optimize overall performance through science-based training. These skills prepare you for careers in exercise science, sports training, or rehabilitation.

In the first class of the Pre-Nursing/STNA pathway, you’ll explore how medical words are created, what they mean, and how to pronounce them. You’ll practice using abbreviations, symbols, and terms to describe the body, diseases, and treatments. These skills are the first step to preparing for a career as a nurse, medical assistant, or other healthcare professional. Learn the language of healthcare!

The second course of the Pre-Nursing/STNA pathway dives into the structure and function of the body’s systems. You’ll learn the terms used by healthcare professionals and understand how to identify and describe diseases and treatments. Build a strong foundation for careers in medicine, physical therapy, or allied health fields. Discover how the human body works!

Learn the skills to make a difference in patient care! In the third class of the Pre-Nursing/STNA pathway. This class teaches you how to help patients meet their basic needs while following a nursing assistant care plan. You’ll practice taking vital signs like temperature, pulse, and blood pressure, and perform procedures such as phlebotomy with a focus on safety and infection control. You’ll also observe and document changes in a patient’s physical, mental, and emotional health—essential skills for a career as a nursing assistant or other healthcare professional.

Step into the lab and explore the science behind healthcare! In the fourth (and final) course, you’ll practice clinical skills like blood typing, urinalysis, and analyzing body chemistry. Learn how to safely collect, handle, and prepare specimens while maintaining quality and accuracy. This hands-on class provides the foundation for roles in lab work, diagnostic testing, or advanced medical training programs.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career.

In this course of the Welding Technology program, students will dive into the exciting world of welding with Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), a process widely used in automotive repair, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing. Students will cut metals using oxy-fuel torches and create welds that stand the test of time, all while working in various challenging positions, including overhead. This hands-on course will have you designing projects, selecting electrode wires and shielding gases, and troubleshooting equipment. Expect to bring your skills to life with projects that simulate real-world applications, preparing you for careers such as MIG welder, sheet metal fabricator, or production welder.

In this course of the Welding Technology program, students will learn the fundamentals of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), a versatile technique used in industries like construction, infrastructure repair, and manufacturing. Students will weld metals in all positions, including overhead, and gain hands-on experience selecting electrodes and adjusting equipment to match metal properties. They'll also apply quality control techniques to ensure their welds are rock solid. With sparks flying and metal transforming under your hands, this course sets the foundation for careers as a structural welder, pipefitter, or welding technician

In this course of the Welding Technology program, get ready to tackle heavy-duty welding with Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), a technique prized for its strength and efficiency in shipbuilding, bridge construction, and heavy equipment manufacturing. In this hands-on class, students will fabricate advanced welds and joints, including overhead positions, while learning to select cored electrode wires and optimize equipment for different metals. As you test and perfect your work, you’ll gain the skills to create structures that last a lifetime. Projects mirror industry challenges, preparing students for careers as an industrial welder, fabrication specialist, or shipyard welder.

In this course of the Welding Technology program, students will master the art of precision welding with Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), a process celebrated in aerospace, automotive manufacturing, and even creative metal artistry. Students will weld intricate joints in all positions, learning to select specialized electrodes, filler metals, and shielding gases to achieve perfection. With a focus on advanced quality control and professional craftsmanship, this course challenges students to produce professional-grade welds for real-world projects. From repairing jet engines to creating custom metal designs, this course opens doors to exciting careers as a TIG welder, aerospace welder, or welding inspector.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the manufacturing career field or placement in the Welding Technology program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Put your knowledge to work! In this optional course, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects in the classroom, and partnerships with local business, community and industry partners, you’ll gain experience and prepare for your future career. This course could include off-site work placement in the manufacturing career field or placement in the Welding Technology program assisting as a classroom and laboratory peer leader, coach, and mentor.

Through hands-on skill training and partnerships with local businesses, communities, and industry partners, students will gain experience and prepare for their future careers. The STNA class consists of classroom and laboratory instructional days and a clinical rotation at a local nursing home.