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Career Tech Education

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Career Technical Education is vital to economic development. The pathways and courses offered at MA represent several of California's 15 industry sectors. CTE courses expose students to career and post-high school education choices by focusing on skill development related to these industry sectors. Projects are hands-on and performed in a lab or shop setting, integrating academic and career technical content. One year of CTE course work is required for graduation. MA's courses represent the following industry sectors:
 
  • Arts, Media and Entertainment
  • Building Trades and Construction
  • Education, Child Development and Family Services
  • Engineering and Design
  • Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
  • Information Technology
 
 
CTE Teachers

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CTE Teachers
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Name

Subjects

Classroom

Email

Barnard, Craig

Food and Nutrition, and Culinary Arts

S-12

cbarnard@seq.org

Barton, Terry

 Mobile Applications

G-17

tbarton@seq.org

Chin-Sell, Jeffery

Computer Academy, Intro to Computer Science

i-1

jchinsell@seq.org

Donaldson, Cindy

AP Computer Science (Java), and Mobile Apps

i-4

cdonaldson@seq.org

Frivold, Sarah

Digital Photo & Design 

i-2

sfrivold@seq.org

Kelley, Lvija Design & Publishing Yearbook i-2 lkelly@seq.org

Giambruno, John

Digital Filmmaking, Digital 3D Modeling & Animation, Digital Communications & Streaming

i-3

jgiambruno@seq.org

Leeper, Mark

Department Chair,

Woods 1, 2, & 3, Engineering & Technology, Drafting for Architecture

S-5, S-6

mleeper@seq.org

McBlair, John

Digital Journalism

G-6

jmcblair@seq.org

Simon, John

AP Computer Science Principles

i-5

jsimon@seq.org

Rubin, Chris  Academy Multimedia, & Academy Foundations of Web Design i-1 crubin@seq.org