Career and Technology Education
Ken Smith, Supervisor of Career and Technology Education
301 475-5511, x123

Career and Technology Education offers programs that "blend" academic, technical, and employability skills so that students better understand the strong relationship between classroom lessons and workplace demands. A key focus for these programs is the wide range of current and emerging "technologies" utilized each day in numerous work environments. Work-based experiences are an integral part of these programs.

 

Articulated Programs	Awards
Baby Talk Centers	Business Education
Career Centers	Career Connections
Diversified Occupations	Elementary Technology Education
Engineering Challenges	Family and Consumer Sciences
Forrest  Center Instructional Programs	Inservice Training
Job Shadowing Program	JROTC
Middle School Family and Consumer Science	Middle School Technology and Engineering
Model Units and Lessons	Program Data
Student Organizations	Technology Education
Work-based Learning	LHS Robotics
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