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
Our Intro to Engineering students recently took on a thrilling challenge: designing and building a device to accurately launch a steel ball 2.5 meters. This project was a fantastic opportunity to apply engineering design principles, data analysis, and problem-solving skills.
Support the Mount Si FFA Club by participating in one of our two exciting fundraisers!
We’ve set up a livestream camera to capture the hatching process of chicks from an incubator, and we invite YOU to join in on the action!
We’re excited to announce that the Chief Kanim Middle School digital media students have launched an incredible new project this year—Hawk TV! The students are doing a fantastic job keeping everyone informed and engaged with what’s happening around the school. Their first episode aired on September 25th and was very well received by the entire school community.
Our 7th and 8th graders at Snoqualmie Middle School (SMS) in Ms. Ortuno's class are getting creative with their cameras in the latest CTE Photography class project! The "Bug's View" challenge has students capturing the world from a low angle, exploring how things look from a whole new perspective.