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Pathways

CTE Pathways give you advanced occupational training and set you on a course toward post-secondary certificates, degrees, and/or industry certification.

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Student Organizations (CTSO)

Join students who are interested in the same things you are: FBLA, DECA, FCCLA, National FFA, HOSA, TSA, Pro Start, Educators Rising and SkillsUSA.

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College & Career Awareness

This program provides students with the knowledge they need to succeed in their next steps as they move towards a full-time career.

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CTE Magnets

PLTW (Project Lead the Way), Health Sciences, and ICA (Interactive Computer Arts) have specialized classes that are connected with local Business Partners, bridging the gap between education and careers.

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Work Based Learning

11th and 12th grade students who show interest in the work based learning program will be contacted/evaluated for internships that are available at local businesses, medical facilities, schools, and government entities.

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#1 in the state with over 2400 students in CAREER & TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS (FFA,HOSA, DECA, FBLA, Skills USA, TSA, FCCLA, Pro Start, Educators Rising)

87% of students in a CTE pathway PLACED IN EMPLOYMENT OR POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION including OWTC

275 students completed WORK-BASED LEARNING INTERNSHIPS with 77 different CTE related industry partners

8,356 CTE SKILL CERTIFICATES AWARDED in 10 CTE pathways

Over 20,000 college credits earned THIS YEAR

Download this brochure to get more information on the benefits of Concurrent Enrollment, including available courses and scholarship opportunities!

Pathways

Learn more about what Pathways are and how to choose the path that is right for you from the Wasatch Front North Region Pathways.

District CTE Events

Summer Agriculture

Student agriculture experiences! Learn More

CTE Expo

Each year in May Learn More

CTE Welcome Back

Weber School District's Career and Technical Education (CTE) teachers met to hear from several guest speakers including Bryce Weiler, a blind sports analyst and co-founder of the Beautiful Lives Project.

Learn more about Bryce and his message