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CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION CTE Makes Learning Relevant and Fun!

What is Career Technical Education? Career Technical Education (CTE) offers students classroom learning with real-world experiences which builds the groundwork so that students succeed in high school and pursue their college and career goals.

SFUSD CTE Academies in High Schools  72 courses & 12 CTE Academies  1800 students in 12 high schools  2-years, one industry sector  CTE credentialed teachers  Project-based learning  Career readiness skills  Dual enrollment in CCSF “I learned how to be a team player” – Jordan

CTE Academies within SFUSD Balboa High School Mission High School International Studies Academy Engineering Arts, Media & Entertainment Agriculture and Natural Resources Information & Communication Marketing, Sales & Services Lincoln High School Technologies Arts, Media & Entertainment John O’Connell High School Business & Finance Burton High School Education, Child Development, & Family Building & Construction Trades Arts, Media & Entertainment Services Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation Engineering & Architecture Energy, Environment & Utilities Lowell High School Health Sciences Information & Communication Wallenberg High School Technologies Galileo High School Health Sciences Arts, Media & Entertainment Thurgood Marshall High School Information & Communication Washington High School Technologies Information & Communication Arts, Media & Entertainment Technologies Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation Health Sciences Transportation Ida B. Wells High School Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation

CTE Courses + WBL Activities Sample Semester Semester Semester Semester 1 2 3 4 Intro to Intro to Principles of Principles of Engineering 1 Engineering 1 Engineering 2 Engineering 2 Engineering Career Simulation Lab at Exploration Event Engineering Firm Guest Speaker Classroom Presenter Integrated Learning Integrated Learning Project Project Field Trip to Bay Area Job Shadow at Science Fair Engineering Firm Summer Internships AutoCAD Certification Engineering Student Club Engineering Student Club Engineering Student Club Engineering Student Club (Leadership Role) (Leadership Role)

CTE Academies 12-13 Work-Based Learning Experiences 400 334 356 Job Shadow Guest Speaker 1,391 1,178 Field Trip Simulation Labs Internships Student Experience: “I learned about budgets and bonds in the finance world”

CTE Students Take CCSF Classes 500 448 450 400 350 300 250 Students 200 150 86 100 50 0 1 CCSF Course 2 CCSF Courses

WORK-BASED LEARNING

Work-Based Learning  Work-Based Learning provides structured learning experiences for youth through exposure to a range of occupations.

CTE Students at Financial Simulation Lab BITE of REALITY Sponsored by CA and NV Credit Union

SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

CTE Academies 12-13 Summer Internships Arts, Media & Entertainment Building, Construction & Engineering 32 12 35 83 Business and Finance 38 72 Education, Child Development and Family Sciences 46 100 Health Sciences Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation Information and Communication Technologies Law

Summer Internship Program (Paid vs. Unpaid) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% Unpaid 20% 10% Paid 0%

SIP Promotes Student Success  90% of students participated in a variety of learning experiences during their summer internship  96% of student interns felt supported by their supervisor  93% of students found their internship to be a great match for their personal and career interests  97% of student interns said their summer internship made them think about their college and career goals