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Skyline principal urges retention and expansion of CTE pathways
Summary
High school principal Steven Novotny presented current career and technical education pathways and said the district needs to retain existing CTE classes and add additional offerings to meet student needs.
Steven Novotny, high school co-principal, presented the district’s current career and technical education (CTE) pathways during new business on Dec. 9 and told the board the district needs to retain existing CTE classes and add additional offerings.
Novotny outlined the purpose of CTE pathways as preparation for both postsecondary education and the workforce. He said maintaining current courses and expanding offerings would support student options, though the meeting minutes do not list specific courses, enrollment figures or budget details tied to expansion.
The presentation was part of new business and will inform future staffing and course planning. Board members did not take immediate action on CTE course additions during the Dec. 9 meeting.
