CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE)
CTE is a multi-year sequence of courses that integrates core academic knowledge with technical and occupational knowledge to provide students with a pathway to post-secondary education and careers. To be considered a pathway, a school must have two consecutive CTE courses that build upon each other.
Here at Analy, we have 14 CTE pathways in over seven CTE industries!
COURSE OFFERINGS
Agriscience (SRJC Articulated)
Sustainable AG Biology
Chemistry in Agriscience
Advanced Sustainable AG
Plant and Soil Science
Introduction to AG
Farm to Table
Viticulture
AG Mechanics
Introduction to AG
AG Mechanics 1
AG Mechanics 2
AG Business
Introduction to AG
AG Business
AG Econ and Gov
Production and Managerial Arts
Intro to Digital Media
Digital Broadcast
Media Projects
Design, Visual, and Media Arts
Intro to Digital Media
Digital Marketing
Digital Agency
Performing Arts
Dance 1
Dance 2
Dance 3
Food Services and Hospitality
Culinary 1
Culinary 2
Culinary 3
Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation (SRJC articulated)
Hospitality
Product Innovation and Design
Project Make 1
Project Make 2
Graphic Production Technologies
Graphic Production Tech 1
Graphic Production Tech 2
Other CTE Courses
#ZZ1670- SHOP STEWARD- Grades 10-12
Length: Year
Credits: 10
High School Subject Area: Practical Art or Elective
UC Subject Area: None
Prerequisites: Wood 1 or Teacher Approval
Shop Stewards will assist the instructor in assuring there is a safe, inviting and efficient work environment. They will certify on all shop equipment, help students with projects and general questions, mill lumber, supervise material and tool management, assist with inventory control, ordering and maintaining a shop budget, repair/sharpen tools, use previous shop experience to provide advice and tips to the other students, track, file and organize paperwork.
#JJ9200- STAGECRAFT TECH- Grades 9-12
Length: Year
Credits: 10
High School Subject Area: Practical Art or Elective
UC Subject Area: F
Prerequisites: None
This project-based learning course is designed to prepare students in the use of theater and stage production technology. Students interested in set, costume, makeup, lighting and sound design, and set construction should take this course. It is coordinated with the entire Fine Arts Department and affords opportunities to work backstage at performing arts productions. Students also design and build all aspects of the productions.