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Career & Technical Education (CTE)

GRCTC Interest Form due March 12

The deadline for the Gilbreath-Reed Career & Technical Center interest form has been extended to March 12. Families can find the forms in Skyward.

Visit the Gilbreath-Reed Career & Technical Center campus website for details. #joinGRCTC

2020-21 CTE Information

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Notification of Possible On-campus Requirements for Certain CTE Courses

Notification of Possible On-campus Requirements for Certain CTE Courses-Spanish

Notification of Possible On-campus Requirements for Certain CTE Course-Vietnamese

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GISD Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses are organized into thirteen career clusters, providing students an introduction to specific career areas and options for further education or immediate employment. These programs offer students the opportunity to earn industry certifications and college credit while in high school.

Within the thirteen clusters, there are a variety of programs of study with special options available at some of our magnet schools. Many of those programs are offered through the Gilbreath-Reed Career and Technical Center, our specialized CTE learning facility that students can attend as part of their school schedule. By participating in one of our CTE course pathways, students will have the ability to participate in mentorships, internships, practicums and more.

Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) provide opportunities for leadership and citizenship development. Counselors are available at each high school to provide specialized course and career planning.