Career & Technical Education (CTE)
To be career-ready, a person must first effectively navigate the various pathways connecting education to employment. Those various pathways may include Dual Credit, Running Start, Alternative Learning Experiences, Work-based Learning, and Career and Technical Education. These programs provide students with an opportunity to become career and college ready. A career is more than just a job; it can provide financial independence and a rewarding lifestyle. A successful career in our ever-changing global economy requires adaptability and a commitment to lifelong learning, along with attainment of specific knowledge and skills. Snoqualmie Valley’s Career and Technical Education programs will help all SVSD students navigate the pathways so they are ready to find their own fulfilling and rewarding careers
Additional Resources
Dual Credit
SVSD CTE Pathways
To complete a pathway, students must take two credits within one subject and one course must be bold. All courses offered as .5 credit are noted with an asterisk (*).
Contact
Michelle Chaney
CTE Director
Brittany Cloutier
CTE Admin Assistant
CTE Scoreboard
What’s Happening in CTE
We are thrilled to announce that Jack Hawkins has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Washington Award for Vocational Excellence (WAVE)!
Jack is among the 121 high school seniors and community and technical college students honored with this scholarship, which celebrates Washington’s top career and technical education students. The award provides up to $6,768 per year for up to two years, helping students pursue their educational goals and career aspirations.
We are thrilled to announce that four talented Mount Si High School students have successfully completed the Industry Recognized Certiport IT Specialist Certification in Device Configuration and Management! This prestigious certification validates the foundational IT skills that are highly sought after by employers.
MSHS students participated at the FFA State Convention held at WSU in Pullman, WA last week making a stop in Othello on the way. Many of our students earned recognition for their participation and efforts.
CJ Hull and Preston Lee, both advanced welding students at MSHS, got the opportunity to build new engine vent cowlings as part of a project for the Seattle Sea Scouts Ship Propeller that is being refitted.
This past weekend Thursday April 18 through Saturday April 20th we had 12 students competing at the Washington Career and Technical Sports Medicine (WCTSMA) State Competition and Symposium.
This year there were a total of 54 High Schools competing with over 800 students total! MSHS competes in the Large Schools division which contains 27 schools and out of those 27 we placed 14th!