Career, Technical and Agricultural Education program courses closely reflect current workforce requirements. The programs offered are Transportation, Business and Computer Science, Cosmetology, Family and Consumer Sciences, Marketing Sales and Service, Early Childhood Education, and Engineering and Technology Education. Support programs are also offered through Coordinated Career & Academic Education (CCAE) and Career & Technical Instruction (CTI).
Instruction is integrated and designed so that students can see the relationship between the classroom and careers and are able to develop a better understanding of both. Students should have exposure to and understanding of technical subjects in order to have some success in related fields. Students who complete a prescribed pathway are better prepared to enter the workforce and/or go on to further develop their knowledge at a post-secondary institution.