Email Erin Halbasch
801-402-8832
Career & Technical Education (CTE)
What is Career and Technical Education (CTE)?
The DSD vision for CTE is to prepare students for post-secondary training, successful careers, and enriched lives, by ensuring that all students acquire the essential knowledge, skills and dispositions in each CTE course.
Davis School District (DSD) believes that through competency-based instruction, hands-on experiences, and work-based learning opportunities, Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides students with the structured training and the necessary tools to be successful in a career after high school and/or further his or her postsecondary education, whether at a technical school, or a two-or four-year college. Each student is encouraged to explore various areas of study and to develop the competencies that are necessary to enter today’s competitive job market with confidence.
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Erin Halbasch
DHS CTE Coordinator
DSD Ag and FCS Specialist
Juanita Olsen
DHS CTE Secretary
Email Juanita Olsen
801-402-8814
Davis High School CTE Teachers
Alan Spaulding - Agriculture
Dane Leifson - Engineering & Technology
Ed Schirner - Skilled & Technical Sciences
Jason Scanlon - Information Technology & Computer Programming
Jennifer Forsyth - Health Sciences
Kelly Kurtz - Health Sciences
Melody Beutler - Family & Consumer Sciences
Savannah Cook - Health Sciences
Brittany Hyde - Skilled & Technical Sciences
Derek Miller - Broadcasting & Digital Media
Jeff Mc Cauley - Business & Marketing
Jennifer Shakespear - Family & Consumer Sciences
Kellie Chapman - Business & Marketing
Lisa Johnston - Family & Consumer Sciences
Nathan Wright - Health Sciences
Shauna Ward - Business & Marketing
Empower through Education.
Provide Experiences. Inspire Learning.
Create Opportunities. Give Purpose.
Providing empowering experiences
Acquire the essential student knowledge, skills, and dispositions in a CTE course to move towards competency in post-secondary training and in successful careers.
Inspiring learning
Connect student understanding to real, relevant, and relatable experiences found in both career pathways and in life occurrences through high impact experiential learning.
Creating opportunities
Discover student's why, path, and purpose through exposure to and exploration of their individual aptitudes, interests, post-secondary options, and career pathways.
Giving Purpose
Prepare students through Career Connected Learning to confidently enter today's competitive job market, lead enriched lives, and to be positive contributors to society.