Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides an important pathway to success for students and offers each student opportunities to personalize his or her education based on their aptitude, abilities, interests, and unique learning needs. High school CTE connects students with postsecondary transitions to college, technical training centers, military, apprenticeships, and advanced entry into the workforce.

CTE programs additionally, offer academic integration, technical skills attainment, industry recognized certifications, work-based learning, career readiness, critical thinking skills, expert technician instruction, and 21st Century facilities.'

Eight years after their expected graduation date, students who focused on career and technical education (CTE) courses while in high school had higher median annual earnings than students who did not focus on CTE. ~ SEPTEMBER 2019 | U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

• CTE Programs of Studies - All Pathways 
• MSBSD CTE at-a-glance
• CTE Course Content Guides
• District-Wide Course Descriptions
• MSBSD CTE Newsletters
• Diversity in CTE
• MSBSD CTE Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment (CLNA)
• CTE DATA in MSBSD