• The purpose of Career and Technical Education is to develop future-ready students by preparing them for college expectations and labor-market demands. Each CTE Program integrates core academic knowledge with technical and professional skills to provide students with a pathway to postsecondary education and careers.

    The goal of the CUSD CTE Department is for each student to become a completer in at least one program. To qualify as a completer, each student must complete a minimum of 2 or 3 years in a specific program. The majority of CUSD CTE programs are considered two-year programs, with the exception of Agriscience,  Automotive Technologies, which are 3-year programs.

    Students can choose to participate in a program area capstone course by enrolling in an Internship program. See the current CUSD High School Course Catalog for more details.

2025-2026 CTE Programs

  • Agriscience

  • Automation & Robotics

  • Automotive Technologies

  • Bioscience (Biotechnology)

  • Cabinetmaking (Woods)

  • Culinary Arts

  • Digital Animation (Game Design)

  • Digital Communication

  • Digital Photography

  • Early Childhood Education

  • Education Professions

  • Film and TV Production

  • Graphic Design

  • Marketing

  • Miscellaneous Information

  • Network Security (Cybersecurity)

  • Nursing Services (Medical Professions)

  • Semiconductors

  • Software and App Design

  • Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation

  • Stagecraft (Technical Theatre)

  • sUAS Drone Technologies