CAREER ACADEMIES

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A pathway where students explore agribusiness, environmental science, food systems, and sustainable resource management while developing real-world skills that connect the land, the marketplace, and the future of our communities. Courses include:

Agribusiness Systems
Animal Systems
Intro to Horticulture
Agriscience 1
Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
Plant Systems
Food Products and Processing Systems

A design-to-build pathway where students explore architecture, construction management, engineering fundamentals, and project planning while gaining practical skills to turn ideas into structures that shape communities. Courses include:

Construction careers
Introduction to Careers in Architecture and Construction
Principles of Interior Design
Concepts of Engineering and Technology
Project Management

An entrepreneurial pathway where students learn leadership, marketing, finance, and strategic decision-making—building the real-world business skills needed to launch ventures, lead teams, and drive results. Courses include:

Business Ownership
Business Law
Business Computer Information Systems
Business Information Management
Keyboarding and Applications
Business Software Applications
Social Media
Advertising, Sales, and Promotions
International Business
Management and Human Resources

A leadership-focused pathway where students explore teaching, coaching, child development, and instructional design while building the communication and mentorship skills needed to inspire and develop others. Courses include:

Introduction to Careers in Education and Training
Introduction to Human Growth and Development
Teaching and Training Careers
Early Childhood Education
Parenting Skills

A leadership-focused pathway where students explore teaching, coaching, child development, and instructional design while building the communication and mentorship skills needed to inspire and develop others. Courses include:

Engineering and Design
Engineering and Product Development
Introduction to STEM
STEM and Problem Solving
Math and Science in the Real World
Scientific Research
Scientific Discovery and Development
Intro to Alternative Energy
Robotic Systems
Manufacturing

A civic leadership pathway where students explore public policy, law, public service, and community leadership while developing the skills to lead organizations, influence change, and serve at the local, state, or national level. Courses include:

Careers in Government and Public Administration
Law Studies
Principles of Public Service
Social Problems 1
Social Problems 2
National Security

A science-based pathway where students explore medicine, sports performance, nutrition, and healthcare careers while building the knowledge and hands-on skills to improve lives and lead in the growing health industry. Courses include:

Public Health
Intro to Careers in Health Science
Health Science Foundations
Medical Office Technology
Medical Skills and Services
Anatomy and Physiology
Allied Health Assisting
Dental Assisting
ECG Tech
Pharmacy Tech
Sports Medicine
Veterinary Science
Nursing
Medical Lab Assisting

A service-driven pathway where students explore event management, travel, hospitality, and customer experience—developing the leadership and business skills to thrive in one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. Courses include:

Principles of Food Preparation
Marketing and Sales for Hospitality and Tourism
Planning Meetings and Special Events
Sustainable Service Management
Transportation and Tours for Travelers
Management and Human Resources
Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurship
Culinary Arts 1
Culinary Arts 2
Lodging Operations
Restaurant Management

A people-centered pathway where students explore counseling, social services, psychology, and community advocacy—developing the empathy, leadership, and problem-solving skills needed to support and strengthen individuals and families. Courses include:

Family and Community Services
Intro to Consumer Services
Intro to Family Services
Personal Care Services
Peer Counseling
Parenting Skills
Social Problems 1 and 2

An innovation-driven pathway where students explore coding, cybersecurity, data systems, and emerging technologies—building the technical and problem-solving skills needed to thrive in the digital economy. Courses include:

Computer Science Principles
Intro to Information Technology
Network System Design
Intro to Network Systems
Fundamentals of Computer Systems
Fundamentals of Programming and Software Development
Web Development
Software Development Tools

A high-demand pathway where students learn ethical hacking, network defense, digital forensics, and risk management—developing the skills to protect data, organizations, and communities in an increasingly connected world. Courses include:

Computer and Networks Security Fundamentals
Operational Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Essentials
Criminology
National Security
Principles of Information Technology

A justice-focused pathway where students explore criminal law, constitutional principles, public safety, and investigative practices—building the critical thinking and leadership skills needed to protect communities and uphold the rule of law. Courses include:

Corrections: Policies and Procedures
Fire and Emergency Services
Forensic Science 1 and 2
Intro to Law, Public Safety, and Security
Law Enforcement Services
Security and Protective Services
Law Studies
Criminology
Legal Office Technology

A competitive-edge pathway where students explore sports marketing, event management, athlete branding, and sports business operations—gaining real-world skills to lead behind the scenes in the global sports industry. Courses include:

Sports and Entertainment Marketing
Sports Medicine
Psychology
Event Management
Topics in Sports
Health and Wellness
Advertising, Sales, and Promotions

A faith-centered pathway where students explore theology, leadership, service, and community outreach—developing the character, communication skills, and servant leadership mindset to impact lives and lead with purpose. Courses included:

World Religions
Social Problems 1 and 2
Parenting Skills
Social Media
Peer Counseling
Philosophy
Biblical Studies

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