Programs/Curriculums

Auto Body Rebuild damaged vehicles and learn body and frame alignment, parts repair/replacement including the latest components.
Automotive Diagnose, service, and repair late model vehicles following the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) and Automotive Youth Educational System (AYES) national technician standards.
Carpentry Learn skills including: transit and blueprint reading, framing, selection and installation of windows and doors, roofing, interior and exterior finishing, concrete finishing, and foundations.
Commercial Art Work with a variety of media to create logos, brochures, posters, advertisements, greeting cards and a variety of artwork for the school and the community.
Cosmetology Learn skills necessary to become a licensed professional in a salon including hairstyling, haircutting, perming, chemical relaxing, hair coloring, manicuring, facials and makeup.
Culinary Arts Plan, prepare and serve a variety of traditional, ethnic, and contemporary menus as well as cater banquets, dinner meetings, and special events.
Dental Assistant The Dental Assistant program integrates lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on experiences to teach students a variety of dental-related subjects.
Diesel Truck Preventive Maintenance, Engine Systems Theory & Repair, Electrical Systems, and Brakes (air & hydraulic), Power Trains, Steering, Suspension, and Drivelines.
Electrical Learn technical skills including AC/DC fundamentals, wiring, AC/DC motors and generators, industrial motor control, troubleshooting and the operation of programmable logic controllers.
Electromechanical Learn design, development, testing, and repair of electromechanical devices and systems.
Health Careers Curriculum topics: patient care skills, anatomy and physiology, medical terminology and ethics, nutrition, environmental cleanliness, record keeping, and safety.
Landscape and Horticulture Experience many career pathways and skills in horticulture and landscape through field trips, hands on experiences, and academics.
Law Enforcement Develop investigation skills essential to careers in Criminal Justice (Police, Courts, and Corrections) and the ever growing Private Security fields
Masonry Learn how to work with the materials used in the trade, such as brick, concrete block (CMU’s), and concrete.
Media Communications Using state of the art technology, students create a wide array of media projects while gaining necessary job skills.
Medical Assistant Medical Assistants are professional, multi-skilled individuals who perform administrative and clinical duties in health care settings.
Network Technology Students learn the features and functions of networking components including how to install, configure and troubleshoot basic networking hardware, protocols, and services.
Pastry Arts Students develop artistic skills through the preparation of pastries, confections, and other specialty desserts.
Plumbing/HVAC Learn safe work practices, materials and tools used in the trade, and applied mathematical and scientific concepts needed to build a strong foundation for more advanced topics.
Precision Machining Learn quality control, benchwork, blueprint reading, computer-controlled machines (lathes/milling machines), and manual machines (saws /drills /grinders /lathes and milling machines).
Sports Therapy Sciences Foundation to continue studies in fields such as athletic training, physical therapy, occupational therapy and other health and fitness related fields.
Welding Develop skills in testing procedures necessary to meet standards for welding certification and practice welding techniques according to the requirements of the American Welding Society.
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