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The Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) Division of the Georgia Department of Education is responsible for the career and leadership development of students in middle and high schools across the state. By using a co-curricular format, the CTAE department works with the Career, Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) to enrich the curriculum in the CTAE Pathways. Hands-on, real world learning experiences offered through participation in CTSOs greatly enhance the rigorous curriculum provided by the traditional classroom experience.

Henry County’s CTSOs strive to help students lay the foundation and build the skills necessary for chapters to achieve success. Each CTSO is full of interesting and exciting programs in which to get involved at the local, state, and national levels. Fall, State, and National Leadership Conferences provide opportunities for students to learn leadership skills, network with other students, and participate and excel in knowledge and skill performances.

Our CTSOs also strongly encourage and support community service activities which provide

opportunities for its members to be involved in community initiatives. In addition, each CTSO celebrates a National CTSO Week with various activities designed to honor members, teachers and administrators. Students love to get involved during this week of activities, field trips, socials, contests, breakfasts, and guest speakers.

CTSOs provide an excellent way for all students in CTAE courses to expand the knowledge and skills learned in class as well as develop leadership and community awareness skills needed for their future success in the workplace.

Check out the Georgia website for all CTSOs:

www.gactso.orgGeorgia DECA – www.gadeca.orgGeorgia FFA – www.georgiaffa.orgGeorgia FBLA – www.gafbla.orgGeorgia FCCLA – www.gafccla.comGeorgia HOSA – www.georgiahosa.orgGeorgia SkillsUSA – www.skillsusageorgia.orgGeorgia TSA – www.gatsa.org

CTSOs - A Perfect Fit for Everyone!

11 CTAE courses qualify as the required Fourth Science Course upon completion.

Upon completion, 13 CTAE pathways lead to nationally recognized industry certification.

22 CTAE End of Pathway Assessments qualify for college credit!

CTAE Pathway completers in Henry County have a 97.4% graduation rate!

prepares you for high-wage, high-demand careers!CTAE

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Career Pathways.................................................1

CAREER CLUSTERS:Agriculture........................................................2Architecture & Construction.............................3Arts, Audio-Video Technology & Communication.............................................4Business Management & Administration.........5Education & Training........................................6Energy Systems...............................................7Finance............................................................8Government & Public Administration...............9Health Science...............................................10Hospitality & Tourism.....................................11

Human Services.............................................12Information Technology..................................13Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security....14Manufacturing................................................15Marketing.......................................................16Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics...............................................17Transportation, Distribution & Logistics..........18Work-Based Learning....................................19Academy for Advanced Studies.....................19Dual Enrollment......................................20

Pathways at a Glance..............Inside Back Cover

Career pathways are state-approved career enhancement programs defined as a coherent, articulated sequence of rigorous academic and career related courses usually commencing in the ninth grade and leading to an associate degree, an industry-recognized certificate or licensure, and/or a baccalaureate degree and beyond.

Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) provides all Georgia students with the opportunity to select at least three sequenced electives in a career pathway, along with recommended academic course work, to prepare them to continue their education at any level or to enter the world of work.

Selection of a pathway will be based on self-awareness and the investigation of occupations plus related educational levels aligned with the pathway. Most high-demand, high-skilled, high-wage occupations in all concentrations still do require education beyond high school. Implementation of career pathways is a collaborative effort between the local system, the Technical College System of Georgia and the University System of Georgia.

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Career Pathways

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Agriculture Education (Ag Ed) nurtures leaders in every field imaginable. While some Ag Ed students come from farm families, the vast majority do not. Over 98% of pathway completers go on to work or study in a nonfarm, agriculture-related career.

There are three interrelated components to the program: classroom and laboratory experiences, the Supervised Agricultural Experience Program (SAEP), and FFA. The Ag Ed program combines agricultural technical skills with rigorous coursework, leadership training, an exploration of the ethical and philosophical issues related to genetic engineering, the impact of agriculture on the environment, and other current agricultural topics.

The opportunities for students with solid Ag Ed skills are booming in fields such as agriscience, animal science, biotechnology, turf management, landscaping, food science, forestry, environmental science, agricultural engineering, agribusiness management, and veterinary medicine.

Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Career Cluster

Supervisors of Landscaping & Lawn Service Workers

Veterinary Technicians

Pet Nutrition Specialists

Landscape Irrigation Specialists

Landscape Architects

Wildlife Removal Specialists

Hot Jobs

* Required for Pathway Completion

See the legend on page 1 for the names of schools abbreviated in the charts.

Course Titles:2542 Basic Agriculture Science*2560 Animal Science and Biotechnology*2540 Plant Sciences and Biotechnology*2520 Biotechnology

AGRISCIENCE SYSTEMS PATHWAY

Course Titles:2542 Basic Agriculture Science*2560 Animal Science and Biotechnology*2554 Small Animal Care*

COMPANION ANIMAL SYSTEMS PATHWAY

Course Titles:2542 Basic Agriculture Science*2560 Animal Science and Biotechnology*2554 Small Animal Care*2550 Veterinary Science*

VETERINARY SCIENCE PATHWAY

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Using leading-edge tools and techniques, students in Architecture and Construction will research, design, and build innovative structures, models, and machines. Students use advanced math and science skills to complete a rigorous, hands-on, project based curriculum.

Emphasis in Architectural Drawing and Design is placed on house designs, floor plans, roof designs, elevations (interior and exterior), schedules, and foundations. Students in advanced courses will learn to illustrate more complex objects using the Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) system and develop skills in dimensioning, tolerancing, pictorials, sections, auxiliary views, and intersection and developments.

Students in Construction pathways will gain knowledge in all areas of safety, the State of Georgia Building Codes, and gain skills needed for carpentry, electrical, masonry, and plumbing.

Welding students will learn basic knowledge and safe operating skills needed to demonstrate proper use of equipment in oxyfuel and shielded metal arc welding according to the American Welding Society and the National Center for Construction Education and Research Center.

Architecture and ConstructionCareer Cluster

Construction Managers

Mechanical Engineers

Civil Engineers

Architects

Supervisors

Plumbers, Pipefitters & Steam Fitters

Welders

Hot Jobs



Course Titles:2624 Introduction to Drafting and Design*2214 Architectural Drawing and Design I*2224 Architectural Drawing and Design II*

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING AND DESIGN PATHWAY

CARPENTRY PATHWAYCourse Titles:2758 Construction Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety*2950 Introduction to Construction*2760 Carpentry*

ELECTRICAL PATHWAYCourse Titles:2758 Construction Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety*2950 Introduction to Construction*2762 Electrical*

MASONRY PATHWAYCourse Titles:2758 Construction Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety*2950 Introduction to Construction*2764 Masonry*

PLUMBING PATHWAYCourse Titles:2758 Construction Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety*2950 Introduction to Construction*2766 Plumbing*

WELDING PATHWAYCourse Titles:2774 Welding Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety*2768 Introduction to Metals*2770 Welding I*

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The Arts, Audio-Video Technology & Communication career cluster allows students to work with their hands and collaborate on fun, interactive projects. Using state of the art technology, students in the Audio-Video Technology and Film pathway will complete projects in designing, writing, producing, editing, and filming. Students in Graphic Production or Graphic Design pathways will be involved in the technologies of printing, publishing, packaging, and electronic imaging; developing skills in typography, visual arts, and page layout. All students will develop business and effective communication skills as they learn to interact with clients and customers.

Students entering the fast-paced industry of broadcasting will be on the cutting edge of production and programming, set production, lighting, recording and editing. Many will meet with live clients and produce professional quality programs and videos to meet the needs of business and industry.

Graphics students will meet with real clients to plan, develop, and implement designs for advertising, product promotion, and electronic communication. The professional equipment in the lab will provide students the opportunity to follow a project from inception to final print. Many items from the students in this pathway will be displayed and promoted through an on-site school store.



Arts, Audio-Video Technology and Communications Career Cluster

Course Titles:0478 Audio-Video Technology and Film I*3175 Audio-Video Technology and Film II*3177 Audio-Video Technology and Film III*

AUDIO-VIDEO TECHNOLOGY AND FILM I PATHWAY

GRAPHIC DESIGN PATHWAYCourse Titles:3179 Introduction to Graphics & Design*3181 Graphic Design & Production*3185 Advanced Graphic Design*

GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION PATHWAYCourse Titles:3179 Introduction to Graphics & Design*3181 Graphic Design & Production*3183 Advanced Graphic Output Processes*

Set Construction Assistants

Hair & Makeup Assistants

Visual Effects Technicians

Cameras & Lighting Technicians

Casting Directors

Location Scouts

Email Marketing Designers

Presentation Specialists

Hot Jobs

AUDIO-VIDEO TECHNOLOGY AND FILM II PATHWAY

AAS WHLGH OHCourse Titles:0478 Audio-Video Technology and Film I*3175 Audio-Video Technology and Film II*0475 Broadcast Video Production Applications*

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The Business Management and Administration cluster helps prepare students to become successful participants in any field that conducts business in today’s society as well as transition into post-secondary settings or the work force. Students in this concentration learn about legal operations of business, international business, entrepreneurship, business operations, as well as human resources management.

Business-focused students may have the opportunity to start and run a school-based enterprise, such as a school store, as part of their coursework. Students will learn firsthand how to create and implement a successful business plan and manage people, products, and budgets.

Business Management & Administration Career Cluster

Administrative Service Managers

Human Resource Specialists

Management Analysts

Meeting, Convention, & Event Planners

Public Relations Specialists

Hot Jobs

Course Titles:0200 Introduction to Business & Technology*0202 Legal Environment of Business*2684 Entrepreneurship*

ENTREPRENEURSHIP PATHWAY



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The Education Program concentration in Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in the education field.

The Early Childhood Education pathway focuses on teaching children ages birth to seven years. Students will address preschool care and education and development issues that include guiding the physical, cognitive, creative, social, emotional, and moral development of young children. This course of study includes planning and guiding developmentally appropriate practices for working with young children through the operation of an on-site preschool program, based on guidance from Bright from the Start. Teaching as a Profession focuses on teaching children in grades K through 12. Students will study, apply, and practice the following: current technology, effective teaching and learning strategies, effective learning environments for diverse learners and students with special needs, and instruction based on knowledge of subject matter, students, community and curriculum performance standards.



Education and Training Career Cluster

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION PATHWAY

Course Titles:2480 Early Childhood Education I*2717 Early Childhood Education II*2719 Early Childhood Education III*

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION PATHWAY (AAS OPTION)

Course Titles:2480 Early Childhood Education I*2717 Early Childhood Education II*2721 Early Childhood Education Practicum*

TEACHING K-12 AS A PROFESSION PATHWAY

Course Titles:0011 Examining the Teaching Profession*0014 Contemporary Issues in Education*0016 Teaching as a Profession Practicum*

Day Care Supervisors

Certified Day Care Teachers

Nutrition Specialists

Art, Music, & Dance Teachers

Early Intervention Specialists

Kindergarten Teachers

ElementarySchool TeachersMiddle School TeachersHigh School Math & Science TeachersCoachesSpecial Education TeachersEducation AdministratorsGuidance CounselorsPost-Secondary Educators

K-12 EDUCATION PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

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Courses in the Energy Cluster prepare students for careers in planning, managing, and providing support and technical services related to the generation, transmission and distribution of various types of energy along with the engineering design, construction, maintenance and repair of these systems.

Students in the Energy and Power pathway will learn the key concepts and methods of energy systems, applications, and efficiency. They will also explore how energy is converted into useful services and the role of increased efficiency in providing those services with less energy.

This career cluster has been implemented in the state of Georgia as a direct result of the demand for qualified, skilled, trained employees to work in the rapidly changing energy industry. Fueled by Georgia’s nuclear energy plants, hydraulic systems, and alternative energy experimentation, students choosing this career field will be ready to address the problems of tomorrow by immediately entering the world of work or furthering their education at technical or two- or four-year colleges.



Operations Engineer

Maintenance Technicians

Electrical Engineers

Transmission Planning Engineers

Line Workers

Telecommunications Equipment Installers & Technicians

Hot Jobs

Energy Career Cluster

ENERGY & POWER: GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION PATHWAY

Course Titles:3191 Foundation of Energy Technologies*2946 Energy & Power: Generation, Transmission, & Distribution*2948 Energy Systems Applications*

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The Finance Career Cluster helps prepare students to enter the exciting and demanding field of finance. Banking, Investing, Insurance, Accounting, and Auditing are but a few of the fields in the increasingly automated and international industry.

Through a wide range of courses, students will learn about sole proprietorships and partnerships, the stock market, interest rates, actuary science, annuities, and the volatile world of currency and foreign exchange. Students may also have the opportunity to participate in a school-based enterprise or intern with a local credit union.

Every current and future business, both local and international, will need employees who are trained and experienced in the world of finance. It is the key to realizing a profit and securing a future.

Finance Career Cluster

Accountants

Auditors

Financial Analysts

Personal Financial Advisors

Investment Banking Associates

Hot Jobs

Course Titles:0200 Introduction to Business & Technology*0189 Financial Literacy*0104 Accounting and Banking*0105 Accounting and Investing*

ADVANCED BANKING PATHWAY



FINANCIAL SERVICES PATHWAY

Course Titles:0200 Introduction to Business & Technology*0189 Financial Literacy*2670 Banking, Investing, and Insurance*

AASBUSINESS ACCOUNTING PATHWAY

Course Titles:0200 Introduction to Business & Technology*0189 Financial Literacy*0102 Accounting I*

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Students in any of the CTAE program concentrations who want to enhance their leadership skills, improve their physical and mental fitness, and be part of an elite team can choose to participate in Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC).

Henry County Schools offer both Navy and Air Force JROTC programs. JROTC cadets are not obligated to commit to military service. However, many cadets find that they enjoy military discipline and structure because it brings out their best and allows them to excel. Some win appointments to one of the military academies, and those who enlist can enter military service at a higher rank and pay grade.

JROTC training improves the ability to study, take tests, set goals, and better focus on academics. These are the tools every student needs to improve grades and to better prepare to attend college.

Many programs have Color Guard, Orienteerings, Academic Teams, and Drill teams. Others offer an Air Rifle team – which is a Georgia High School Association varsity athletic sport.

Government and Public Administration Career Cluster

Logistics

Aircraft Mechanics


Healthcare Technicians

Cybersecurity Specialists

Hot Jobs

JROTC - NAVAL SCIENCE CAREER PATHWAY

Course Titles:5012 JROTC Navy I* 5032 JROTC Navy II*5052 JROTC Navy III*5072 JROTC Navy IV*

Course Titles:5092 JROTC Air Force I* 5112 JROTC Air Force II*5132 JROTC Air Force III*5152 JROTC Air Force IV*

JROTC - AEROSPACE CAREER PATHWAY



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If you are interested in a future in any medical-related field, a Healthcare Science concentration provides challenging academic courses, relevant on-the-job experience, and specialized technical skills that will prepare you for a future in this high-paced, high-demand career field.

Through Healthcare Science courses, students learn basic concepts of health, wellness, and preventative care; medical terminology; microbiology; life-support skills; and the ethical and legal responsibilities of today’s healthcare provider. The Health IT field is becoming increasingly vital in the medical field. Maintenance of health records in hospitals, clinics, health departments, insurance companies, governmental agencies, and other settings must ensure that gathered information is accurate and secure.

Students enrolled in Healthcare Science will have many opportunities to put classroom knowledge and skills into practice through various clinical experiences and internships.

Health Science Career Cluster

Course Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2692 Essentials of Healthcare*2696 Allied Health & Medicine*

PHARMACY PATHWAYCourse Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2692 Essentials of Healthcare*2700 Pharmacy Operations & Fundamentals*

EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER PATHWAYCourse Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2692 Essentials of Healthcare*2934 Emergency Medical Responder*

SPORTS MEDICINE PATHWAYCourse Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2692 Essentials of Healthcare*2704 Sports Medicine*



SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY PATHWAYCourse Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2692 Essentials of Healthcare*2936 Surgical Technician I*

Course Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2692 Essentials of Healthcare*2698 Diagnostics Phlebotomy*

PHLEBOTOMY PATHWAY

HEALTH IT PATHWAYCourse Titles:8572 Introduction to Healthcare*2938 Essentials of Healthcare IT*2940 Applications of Health IT*

ALLIED HEALTH AND MEDICINE PATHWAY

Dental HygienistsRadiologic Technicians

Registered NursesClinical Psychologists

DentistsPharmacists

Physical TherapistsPhysician AssistantsNurse Practitioners

Hot Jobs

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Culinary Arts is a fast growing and popular program in high schools across Georgia. This program is designed for those wanting to learn the “art” and science involved in the preparation of food and for those wanting to continue in the Culinary Arts field in any of the many diverse opportunities: Sous Chef, Pastry Chef, Kitchen Manager, Garde Manger, Banquet Chef, or a Restaurant Entrepreneur.

Opportunities in the culinary field are in high demand, offer high wages, and require advanced skills. Individuals in this field gain knowledge in diet, nutrition, food preparation, cost and budgets, and the science of food.

Hospitality and Tourism Career Cluster

Course Titles:2420 Introduction to Culinary Arts* 2422 Culinary Arts I*2424 Culinary Arts II*

CULINARY ARTS PATHWAY



Production Chefs

Food Service Directors

Restaurant Managers

Sous Chefs

Pastry Chefs

Food Safety Specialists

Line Cooks

Hot Jobs

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If you like interacting with people and want to build a career that enables you to help others, then Human Services may be for you. Through relevant coursework, community projects, student organizations, and working with live clients, students develop the essential skills they need to become responsible citizens and leaders in the community.

As a Nutrition and Food Science student, you will learn to manage resources to meet the essential needs of individuals and families; to promote optimal nutrition and wellness through every stage of life; and to accept responsibility for your actions and success in family and work life.

Cosmetology students learn anatomy, physiology, hygiene, infection control, and chemistry before embarking into the world of hair-styling, permanent waving, chemical relaxing, hair color, scalp treatments, and manicuring or pedicuring.

Human Services Career Cluster

Course Titles:8920 Introduction to Consumer Relations*2430 Housing & Community Management*2431 Managing Diverse Property Types*

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT PATHWAY

Course Titles:2493 Foods, Nutrition & Wellness*2709 Food for Life*2497 Food Science*

NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE PATHWAY

Course Titles:8174 Introduction to Personal Care Services*3187 Cosmetology Services II*3189 Cosmetology Services III*

PERSONAL CARE SERVICES - COSMETOLOGY PATHWAY



Property ManagersCommunity Association

ManagersReal Estate Sales Agents

Salon ManagersHair & Makeup Artists

Nutrition & Food Service Managers

Fitness ManagersDietitians

Hot Jobs

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The Information Technology Career Cluster builds connections in IT occupations for entry level, technical, and professional careers related to the design, development, support, and management of hardware, software, and multimedia, and systems integration services.

Careers in Programming and Software Development involve the design, development, implementation, and maintenance of computer systems and software, requiring knowledge of computer operating systems, programming languages, and software development. People with expertise in programming and software development are in high demand, doing work such as creating the software that launches and runs NASA space shuttles.

People with expertise in Information Support and Services or Networking are doing work such as integrating multiple databases at a global investment company or creating and maintaining the infrastructure in medical facilities that enables multiple doctors to view the same patient’s X-rays in real-time to determine diagnosis and best treatment.

Information Technology Career Cluster

GAME DESIGN PATHWAYCourse Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2628 Computer Science Principles*2688 Game Design: Animation & Simulation*

INFORMATION SUPPORT AND SERVICES PATHWAYCourse Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2662 IT Essentials*2664 IT Support*

CYBERSECURITY PATHWAYCourse Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2640 Introduction to Cybersecurity*2641 Advanced Cybersecurity*

COMPUTER SCIENCE PATHWAYCourse Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2628 Computer Science Principles*4890 AP Computer Science*

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WEB DEVELOPMENT AND DATA MANAGEMENT PATHWAYCourse Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2628 Computer Science Principles*2669 Web Development & Data Management*

Course Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2628 Computer Science Principles*2638 Programming, Games, Apps and Society*

DH HHPROGRAMMING PATHWAY

Database ArchitectsDatabase Administrators

Computer System AnalystsDigital Game DevelopersComputer Use Support

SpecialistsCybersecurity SpecialistsNetwork Administrators

Software Developers

Hot Jobs NETWORKING PATHWAYCourse Titles:2592 Introduction to Digital Technology*2680 Networking Fundamentals*2682 Networking Systems and Support*

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Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education’s career pathway in Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security provides students with the basic technical skills and solid academic foundation required to pursue a career in a broad range of fast-growing fields in the public safety industry.

Developing a deep pool of talented law enforcement professionals will enable not only Henry County but also the state of Georgia to meet the demand of skilled workers needed to help protect Georgia’s way of life.

Students interested in the popular field of forensic science can learn basic technical skills such as crime scene preservation and methods of identifying, collecting, preserving, and processing evidence.

Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security Career Cluster

Course Titles:8527 Introduction to Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security* 2723 Criminal Justice Essentials*2725 Criminal Investigations and Forensic Science*

LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES - FORENSIC SCIENCE PATHWAY



Paralegals

Legal Assistants

Custom Protection Officers

Fraud Prevention Specialists

Loss Prevention Directors

Surveillance Investigators

Hot Jobs

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Advanced Manufacturing is a leading Georgia industry, especially in Henry County. It involves planning, managing and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products, and related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance, and manufacturing/process engineering.

The Mechatronics pathway is a pathway within the Manufacturing Career Cluster. Mechatronics is a diverse field. It encompasses many interrelated disciplines including: Electronics, Mechanics, Fluid Power, Electrical Control Systems, Programmable Logic Controllers, Computers, and Robotics. Mechatronics is a term which includes the above disciplines and takes an integrated approach to their study.

Manufacturing Career Cluster



Industrial Engineers

Industrial Maintenance Technicians

Operations Engineers

Material Mover Supervisors

Mechanical Design Engineers

PLC Programmers

Hot Jobs

Course Titles:2711 Introduction to Mechatronics* 2713 AC Theory, Electric Motors and Hydraulic Systems*2715 Semiconductors, Mechanical Systems, Pump and Piping Systems*

MECHATRONICS PATHWAY

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Students in the Marketing concentration develop knowledge and skills in the foundational (economics, human relations, and business basics) and functional (product and service planning, marketing-information managements, purchasing and pricing, selling and promotion, risk management, financing, and distribution/logistics) areas of marketing.

In Georgia, the possibilities for a student with a Marketing background are limitless. Retailers, manufacturers, entertainment and hospitality industries, government agencies, hospitals, law and medical offices, real estate and insurance companies, schools, and churches are just a sampling of the employers who need individuals with these skills and experiences.

Marketing Career Cluster

MARKETING COMMUNICATIONSAND PROMOTIONS PATHWAY

Course Titles:3001 Marketing Principles*2731 Promotion and Professional Sales*2942 Marketing Communications Essentials*

Course Titles:3001 Marketing Principles*2727 Marketing & Entrepreneurship*2729 Marketing and Management*

MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT PATHWAY



Marketing Research Analysts

Marketing Specialists

Marketing Managers

Wholesale & Manufacturing Sales

Representatives

Social Media Coordinators

Hot Jobs

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Today’s professionals in the engineering, technology, manufacturing, and energy systems fields continue to revolutionize the way we live and conduct business each and every day. The STEM career cluster combines hands-on application and problem solving projects with a rigorous curriculum to prepare students for the most challenging postsecondary engineering and technology degree programs. Students will learn to illustrate more complex objects using the Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) system and develop skills in dimensioning, tolerancing, pictorials, and 3D modeling.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Career Cluster

Course Titles:2650 Foundations of Electronics*2652 Advanced AC and DC Circuits*2654 Digital Electronics*

ELECTRONICS PATHWAY

Course Titles:2603 Foundations of Engineering and Technology*2607 Engineering Concepts*2611 Engineering Applications*2619 Research Design and Project Management*

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY PATHWAY

Course Titles:2602 Introduction to Mechanical Drafting and Design*2618 Survey of Engineering Graphics*2622 3D Modeling and Analysis*

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND 3D DESIGN PATHWAY



Field Service Technicians

Electrical Engineers


CAD Designers

Project Engineers

Quality Control Managers

Hot Jobs

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The planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail and water and related professional and technical support services such as transportation infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment, and facility maintenance all come together to form the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics Career Cluster.

On the Transportation side, students in Basic Maintenance and Light Repair and Automobile Service Technology will be exposed to courses in automotive preventative maintenance and servicing.

Students completing the Transportation pathways will have the opportunity to take exams offered by ASE/NATEF.

Distribution and Logistics pathway students will be prepared to enter employment in the field of logistics and supply chain management. Students in Diesel Mechanics will focus on servicing and maintaining large equipment. With Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, the I-75 and I-20 corridors, and the port in Savannah; Distribution and Logistics is vital to the economic success of Georgia.

Transportation, Distribution and Logistics Career Cluster

DIESEL MAINTENANCE PATHWAYCourse Titles:2706 Introduction to Diesel Mechanics*2707 Diesel I*2708 Diesel II*

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AND LOGISTICS PATHWAYCourse Titles:2752 Logistics Fundamentals*2754 Logistics Operations*2756 Materials Management*

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY PATHWAYCourse Titles:2746 Automobile Service Technology IV*2748 Automobile Service Technology V*2750 Automobile Service Technology VI*

AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE AND LIGHT REPAIR PATHWAYCourse Titles:2740 Basic Maintenance and Light Repair*2742 Maintenance and Light Repair II*2744 Maintenance and Light Repair III*



Auto Appraiser

Transportation Broker

Logistics Management Analyst

Inventory Analyst

Diesel Mechanics

Warehouse Supervisor

Hot Jobs

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Work-Based Learning (WBL) represents the pinnacle of the Career-Related Education experience.

Students must also have a defined pathway in order to participate in the Work-Based component of Career-Related Education. This is especially important for successful application of a student’s pathway because each job placement is directly related to the curriculum of the classes completed or in which the student is currently enrolled. Work-Based Learning is not simply work release, but an extension of the high school classroom learning in a non-traditional laboratory setting. It is an opportunity to truly apply, in real world settings, what the student has learned through a related program of study.

There are several opportunities for students to participate in Work-Based Learning. These opportunities include Cooperative Education, Internship, Youth Apprenticeship, and Clinical Experiences.

WORK-BASED LEARNING

Academy for Advanced Studies

Students from all Henry County high schools may participate in this innovative program which is located on the campus of Henry County High School. Students will maintain enrollment at their home school while participating in Academy for Advanced Studies programs on a “shared-time basis”. The state-of-the-art career/tech programs of study offered at the Academy are not offered through the home high schools. Henry County Schools will provide transportation to and from each of the home high schools!

What does this mean for me? It means you will take some of your classes at the Academy and some of your classes at your home school. You can also participate in all extra-curricular activities (athletics, band, drama, clubs, etc.) at your home high school.

How is the Academy for Advanced Studies different than other high schools? Partnerships with Clayton State University, Gordon State College, and Southern Crescent Technical College have established the Academy as a satellite campus so students can earn high school credit as well as college credit upon successful completion of each course. Participation in these programs requires application and acceptance into the post-secondary institution.

How do I sign up?There is no application for participation. Contact your school counselor for open house and registration schedule.

Work-Based Learning


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What is Dual Enrollment?Dual enrollment (DE) programs allow high school students to earn both high school and college credit for the same course. Students may enroll in college courses full-time or part-time, and may take courses during or after regular school hours on the college campus,online, or at the high school. These programs are designed to provide challenging opportunities while allowing students to get an early start on college and ease the transition.

How does Dual Enrollment Work?In order to participate in Dual Enrollment, students must apply and be accepted to a participating eligible post-secondary institution. Students who attend DE courses through USG and TCSG will not pay any tuition or mandatory fees, and books will be provided. Course-related fees, such as lab fees or supplies, will be the responsibility of the student. Courses taken through DE will not impact HOPE Eligibility or the amount of HOPE money a student receives. Students enrolled in at least 12 semester hours or 15 quarter hours are considered full time DE students. Satisfactory academic progress is required to continue participation in DE.

Who is eligible to participate?DE students must be enrolled in an eligible high school. Georgia defines eligible high schools to include: Georgia public and private high schools and home study programs within the State of Georgia operated in accordance with O.C.G.A. 20-2-690(c). Students must apply and be accepted to the post-secondary institution they wish to attend. Students must complete an annual Participation Agreement with their local high school.

What about transportation?Through agreements with Southern Crescent Technical College, Gordon State College, and Clayton State University, students can enroll in DE classes located on the Academy for Advanced Studies campus with transportation provided twice daily to and from the home high schools. Transportation to other colleges or the main campuses of the colleges listed above is the responsibility of the student.

How is credit awarded?Students will receive high school and college credit simultaneously when attending and passing approved college classes. Students may select only the postsecondary credit hour courses listed in the DE Course Directory located on www.gatracs.org.

How do I get started?Students interested in participating in Dual Enrollment should contact their high school counselor in January of each year, as Dual Enrollment and the post-secondary institutions have application deadlines beginning in March.

Dual Enrollment

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Computer Science

Game DesignInformation Support and ServicesNetworkingProgramming

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2018-2019 Pathways at a Glance

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www.henry.k12.ga.us

The Henry County Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, veteran status, genetic information, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other

designated youth groups.

Dr. Mary Elizabeth DavisSuperintendent

Sharon BonnerCareer, Technology, and Agricultural Education Coordinator

Christina HinzCareer, Technology, and Agricultural Education Supervisor, Work-Based Learning/Youth Apprenticeship Coordinator

Alan ColemanCTAE Teacher on Special Assignment

Henry County Schools33 N. Zack Hinton Parkway

McDonough, GA 30253(770) 957-6601

Career, Technical & Agricultural Education

HENRY COUNTY SCHOOLS

Ensuring Success for Each Student

This publication is provided through Federal Perkins IV funding.Approved 2/1/2018

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