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Troup High School outlines CTE pathways; Health Science enrollment grows to 44 with six seniors eligible for certificates
Summary
Principal Goode reported Troup High School’s CTE programs include agricultural technology, mechanical systems, animal science, culinary arts, health science (44 students with six seniors eligible for certificates in May), and plant science; several students are in clinicals at a Jacksonville clinic.
Principal Goode described career and technical education (CTE) programs at Troup High School during the Feb. 9 meeting, listing pathways for agricultural technology and mechanical systems (welding, fabrication, construction, carpentry, electrical), animal science, culinary arts (chef, pastry, hospitality), plant science, and a Health Science program that currently enrolls 44 students. Goode said six seniors in the Health Science program are eligible for a certificate this May and several students are participating in clinicals at a clinic in Jacksonville.
The presentation framed CTE as a framework providing academic, technical, and employability skills that can lead students into specialized jobs and emerging industries. The board acknowledged the report as part of the recognitions and principal’s report portion of the agenda.
