Tyler ISD joins school districts across the nation in recognizing Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month® this February, celebrating the achievements and accomplishments of CTE programs and their impact on students’ futures.
Nearly 4,400 students at the Career & Technology Center are gaining hands-on experience and earning industry certifications that prepare them for success in high-wage, high-demand careers. Through work-based learning opportunities, students apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings, gaining valuable skills that make them highly competitive in the workforce.
“In Tyler ISD, we currently offer 24 programs of study that prepare students for a wide variety of careers, whether they choose to continue their education at the collegiate level or enter directly into the workforce after graduation,” Executive Director of College and Career Dr. Kristen Walls said. “Career and Technical Education programs are an essential part of preparing students for success in whichever path they choose.”
Tyler ISD offers the following CTE Programs of Study:
Accounting and Financial Services
Animal Science
Architecture
Automotive: Collision and Repair
Automotive Technology: Automotive Services
Business Management and Administration
Construction: Carpentry
Construction: HVAC
Cosmetology
Culinary Arts
Digital Communications: Audio/Video Production
Emergency Services: Firefighter
Engineering
Exercise Science and Wellness
Family and Community Services
Graphic Design & Multimedia Arts
Healthcare Therapeutic
Information Technology
Law Enforcement
Manufacturing Technology
Marketing and Sales
Plumbing
Teaching and Training
Welding
Students and families are encouraged to explore the many opportunities available in these fields by checking out the 13 Career Pathways, where they can find resources, class descriptions, and more information about each program.
For more information, contact Jennifer Hines at Jennifer.Hines@TylerISD.org.