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TODAY'S CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION IS THE BACKBONE FOR TOMORROW'S WORKFORCE
Students who complete a CTE Program have marketable work skills that can lead to careers or allow students to enter into post-secondary education with the pre-requisite courses completed.
All high schools in Marion County offer Career and Technical Education programs, including:
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
- Agritechnology
- Animal Science & Services
- Food Science Applications
- Landscape Operations
- Technology Agriculture Operations
- Veterinary Assisting
Architecture & Construction
- Building Construction Technology
- Carpentry & Cabinetmaking
- Drafting
Arts, A/V Technology & Communications
- Commercial Art
- Digital Design
- Digital Video Production
Business, Management & Administration
- Administrative Office Specialist
- Business Supervision & Management
- Legal Administrative Specialist
- Promotional Enterprise
Education & Training
- Early Childhood Education
- Teacher Assisting
Engineering & Technical Education
- Aerospace Technologies
- Communications Technology
- Drafting/Illustrative Design Technology
- Engineering Technology
- Power & Energy Technology
Health Science
- Allied Health Assisting
- Biomedical Sciences
- Electrocardiograph Aide
Hospitality
- Culinary Arts
Information Technology
- Applied Cybersecurity
- Technical Support Services
- Web Development
Law, Public Safety & Security
- Criminal Justice Operations
Manufacturing
- Automation & Production Technology
- Industrial Biotechnology
Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
- Automotive Service Technology
Career & Technical Education programs today offer our students industry certifications such as Microsoft Office Specialists, Certified Nurse Assistant, ServSafe, Automotive ASE, A+ Networking, Apple Final Cut Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Flash just to name a few.
The Career & Technical Education curriculum frameworks and standards are aligned to the 16 Career Clusters delineated by the U.S. Department of Education. Curriculum frameworks are no longer arranged by Program Area. Each curriculum area links to the specific framework.




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