CTE Career and Technical Education
Camille Hogge
DHS CTE Coordinator and
DSD Concurrent Enrollment &
Education Pathway Area Specialist
chogge@dsdmail.net
801-402-8832
What is CTE?
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) provides students with high-quality, career-focused programs that result in marketable skills.
Courses combine the academic knowledge and technical skills that are vital for entry into the careers of the 21st century. Many CTE courses also offer Concurrent Enrollment College credit. Career Pathways help students to seamlessly transition from high school to college to careers and life. Skills are verified through CTE State Skill Certificate tests or industry tests in each course.
CTE student leadership organizations (CTSOs) combine classroom instruction with leadership training and a practical application of skills. Each organization provides training and competition specific to a CTE program area. Students enrolled in Career & Technical Education courses are encouraged to participate in the student organization that relates to their area of career interest. Each year students participate in region and state competitions. State winners are eligible to attend their national competitions. Student organizations are FBLA, DECA, FCCLA, HOSA, FFA, TSA, and SkillsUSA.
Davis High offers CTE courses in Eight Areas of Study.
- Agriculture
- Business, Finance, and Marketing
- Education and Training
- Family and Consumer Science
- Health Science
- Information Technology
- Skilled and Technical Services
- Technology and Engineering
Agriculture
Business, Finance, and Marketing
Education and Training
Family and Consumer Science
Health Science
Information Technology
Skilled and Technical Services
Technology and Engineering
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