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High School Program Planning Guide 2024
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Career and Technical Education 2024
- Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Pathway 2024
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High School Program Planning Guide 2024
Career and Technical Education
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The Spring Hill USD 230 Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are organized educational activities that offer students a sequence of courses relevant to technical knowledge and skills needed to prepare students for a smooth transition from high school to postsecondary education (technical colleges, community colleges, and universities), apprenticeship opportunities, the military, and/or to the workplace. College credit can be attained by completing at least 3 courses within a pathway. For more information on articulated credit and the Pathways offered at Spring Hill High School go to http://shhs.usd230.org/academics/career_and_technical
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Spring Hill High School Career Cluster Pathways
Agricultural Science
Animal Science
Architecture Design
Business Finance
Construction
Digital Media
Engineering
Health Science
Marketing
Plant Systems
Programming & Software Development
Restaurant & Event Management
Teaching/Training
Visual Arts - Fashion, Apparel, & Interior Design
Visual Arts - Graphic Design
Web & Digital Communications
Off-Campus Opportunities - OATC and JCCC
Automotive Collision Technology
Automotive Technology
Construction Trades
Aviation Electronics
Welding