The goal of the Career and Technical Education Program is to create an environment where students learn real-world skills that foster a culture of college and career readiness. The expectation is for students to exhibit conduct which models a workplace environment. All students should be prepared to conduct themselves in a manner that will be the basis for teamwork, collaboration, and achievement. 

 

The Chapel Hill CTE program offers pathways that range from traditional trades such as Agriculture, Welding, and Construction Technology, to cutting edge STEM programs such as Engineering, Information Technology, and PLTW. Through these courses, students will have the opportunity to apply their learning to solve real-world problems. Our pathways offer certifications and dual credit towards a post-secondary degree.