English Language Arts

Mathematics

Science

Social Studies

Career and Technical Education

To prepare students for college

To prepare students for a specific career

To provide students with general knowledge and skills

To help students develop their critical thinking skills

Business and Information Technology

Health Sciences

Engineering and Technology

Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications

All of the above

Students can explore different career options.

Students can gain hands-on experience in a specific career field.

Students can earn college credits.

Students can develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

All of the above

Students who are interested in a specific career

Students who are struggling in their core academic classes

Students who are looking for a more challenging academic experience

All students

None of the above

Talk to their guidance counselor

Visit the school's website

Attend a career and technical education fair

All of the above

Career and technical education is more focused on preparing students for college, while vocational education is more focused on preparing students for a specific job.

Career and technical education is more hands-on, while vocational education is more theoretical.

Career and technical education is more relevant to the needs of the modern workforce, while vocational education is more outdated.

All of the above

Lack of funding

Lack of qualified teachers

Negative perceptions about career and technical education

All of the above

Increase funding for career and technical education programs.

Recruit and train more qualified teachers.

Change the way career and technical education is perceived.

All of the above

Career and technical education will become more popular as more students realize its benefits.

Career and technical education will become more integrated with the core academic curriculum.

Career and technical education will become more focused on preparing students for the jobs of the future.

All of the above

Students can explore different career options.

Students can gain hands-on experience in a specific career field.

Students can earn college credits.

Students can develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Students can learn how to do their taxes.

Lack of funding

Lack of qualified teachers

Negative perceptions about career and technical education

Too much funding

Too many qualified teachers

Increase funding for career and technical education programs.

Recruit and train more qualified teachers.

Change the way career and technical education is perceived.

Decrease funding for career and technical education programs.

Fire all of the qualified teachers.

Students can explore different career options.

Students can gain hands-on experience in a specific career field.

Students can earn college credits.

Students can develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Students can learn how to play the piano.

Lack of funding

Lack of qualified teachers

Negative perceptions about career and technical education

Too much funding

Too many qualified teachers