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Apache Junction schools seek to expand CTE offerings, aim for culinary certifications for graduates
Summary
District leaders reported stronger-than-expected first‑quarter enrollment in Career and Technical Education, introduced a new culinary teacher and outlined plans to add welding, sports medicine and other CTE programs with an aim to get students industry certifications by graduation.
Apache Junction Unified District leaders told the governing board that Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs at the high school are growing rapidly and the district plans to add several career pathways so students can leave school with industry‑recognized credentials.
Mr Cox, who presented the CTE update, said the district counted 153 students in on‑campus CTE programs in the first quarter, up from 108 students attending programs at the regional EVIT campus. “Our goal is to get these students certified,” Cox said, describing plans to align culinary,…
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