Career Tech Education
Overview
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
- Health, Science, and Technology
- Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
- Information Technology
CTE Teachers
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Name |
Subjects |
Classroom |
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Food and Nutrition, and Culinary Arts |
S-12 | ||
| Butts, Matthew | Woods I, II, III | S-5, S-6 | mbutts@seq.org |
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Computer Academy, Web Design |
i-1 |
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AP Computer Science (Java) |
i-4 |
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Digital Photo & Design |
i-2 |
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| Kelley, Lvija | Design & Publishing Yearbook, Digital Photo & Design | i-2 | lkelly@seq.org |
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Department Chair, Digital Filmmaking, Digital 3D Modeling & Animation, Digital Communications & Streaming |
i-3 |
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Digital Journalism |
G-6 |
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Sports Medicine & Athletic Training |
D-2 |
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| Rubin, Chris | Academy Multimedia, & Academy Foundations of Web Design | i-1 | crubin@seq.org |