The District supports Career Technical Education (CTE) in 11 of the 15 Industry Sectors recognized by the state. Students in the district can enroll and complete pathway training in 21 different CTE pathways. Students need to complete all pathway courses, including the capstone class, to be considered a CTE Pathway Completer. CTE Plan 2024-2026.pdf Career Technical Education (CTE) Annual Notification
The JUSD CTE Advisory Committee—made up of industry, post-secondary, student, parent, teacher, administrative representatives, and Board members—meets once each academic year. The committee reviews industry trends, labor market information, and outcome data and reviews and approves the district's CTE Plan supported by Perkins, CTEIG and K12 Strong Workforce Program grants.
Students enrolled in specific CTE courses can earn college credit for the work they do in high school. Students need to earn a B or higher in the articulated course to be eligible for college credit. The following courses offer articulated credit:
