1. Slides 1-10 are for freshmen or students who have never taken a CTE course
Slides are for CTE courses with prerequisites.

2. These courses are in ALL Clusters and a great place to start if students are not sure which cluster to focus on . . .
Career Management
Microsoft Word/PowerPoint
Microsoft Excel/Access
Personal Finance
Principles of Business & Finance

3. Business & Marketing Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Microsoft Word & PowerPoint
Personal Finance
Principles of Business & Finance
Marketing
Sports & Entertainment Marketing
Career Management

4. Agriculture Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Agriscience Applications
Agriculture Mechanics I
Animal Science I
Horticulture I

5. Family & Consumer Science
Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Foods I
Interior Design I
Apparel I
Parenting
ECE I – if 16 by October 1st and no OSS. Parenting recommended but not required.

6. Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Carpentry
Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Core & Sustainable

7. Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Automotive
Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Intro to Automotive
Note: NOT Automotive 1

8. Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Architecture & Construction
Great courses to start with and do not require any prerequisites!
Drafting I

9. Great courses to start with and do not require
Health Science
Great courses to start with and do not require
any prerequisites!
Health Team Relations
Health Science I

10. Technology Scientific & Technical Visualization I
Great course to start with and do not require a prerequisite!
Scientific & Technical Visualization I

11. These slides are for students who have taken CTE classes and ready for the next sequence of courses . . .

12. Before taking a level II students must have passed the level 1 course.
Agriculture
Before taking a level II students must have passed the level 1 course.
Agriscience Applications
Ag. Mechanics I and Ag. Mechanics II – must have passed Ag Mechanics I before Ag. Mechanics II
Animal Science I and Animal Science II - must have passed Animal Science I before Animal Science II
Horticulture I and Horticulture II – must have passed Horticulture I before Horticulture II
These courses can be taken in any order. You don’t have to complete Ag. Mechanics I and II before you take Animal Science I, etc.

13. Courses with prerequisites
Business & Marketing
Courses with prerequisites
Multimedia & WebPage Design – must have passed Microsoft Word/PowerPoint
Entrepreneurship I – must have passed one of the following: Personal Finance, Principles of Business or Marketing
Sports & Entertainment Marketing II – must have passed Sports & Enter. Marketing I
Hospitality & Tourism – must have passed one of the following: Principles of Business, Marketing or Sports & Enter. Marketing I

14. Family & Consumer Science
Foods II – Enterprise – must have passed Foods I
Interior Design II – must have passed Interior Design I
Apparel II – must have passed Apparel I
Early Childhood I – if 16 by October 1st and no OSS
Early Childhood II – must have passed ECE I and no OSS

15. Carpentry
Core & Sustainable – beginning class before any other Carpentry course!
Carpentry I – must have passed Core
Carpentry II – must have passed Carpentry I

16. Technology
Scientific & Technical Visualization I - beginning class before any other Sci Vis or Game Art course!
Scientific & Technical Visualization II – Must have passed Sci Vis I
Game Art Design – must have passed Sci Vis I

17. Health Science Health Team Relations – no prerequisite
Health Science I – no prerequisite
Health Science II – must have passed Health Science I
Nursing Fundamentals – by application. Limited to 10 students each semester and is a 2 credit course and 3 hrs. class generally 1st & 2nd periods