1. Jill Berset, CTE Director

2. 167 Career Classes Organized Within 15 Career Clusters
CTE prepares students for successful careers through rigorous academic and work-based learning programs, promoting instructional partnerships with business and industry, and increasing awareness of the career opportunities available.
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
Architecture and Construction
Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications
Business Management and Administration
Health Science
Hospitality and Tourism
Human Services
Information Technology
Manufacturing
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

3. Career & Technical Education
Opportunities for Students
26 Nationally Recognized Industry Certifications Offered
1,216 Industry Certifications Earned & Paid by the District in 2016
 26 Classes Offered for SPC College Credit at No Charge to the Student
859 Students Earned Articulated Credit with South Plains College
 Paid and Unpaid Internships Provide Work-based Learning Experience 

4. CTE Brochure Charts

5. Advisory Committees
Assist with the development of curriculum to meet the needs of regional employers
Help determine resources and equipment for programs
Assist with recruitment of students
Share current trends in business and industry
Determine appropriate industry certifications
Provide student tours of business and industry and classroom presentations
Serve on employer panels for counselors and teachers

6. Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center
State-of-the-art facility opened in 1997 as a joint endeavor of Market Lubbock, the City of Lubbock, Lubbock ISD and South Plains College One of the first technology centers in the state Lubbock ISD added a 20,113 sq. ft. addition in 2006 to provide 10 additional classrooms and the LISD TV station. Office spaces were converted into two additional classrooms in 2011 Beginning in the school year, South Plains College will relocate to their new facility which provides 25% additional classroom and lab space for LISD to expand current offerings and begin new programs to meet student and employer needs

7. Current ATC Course Offerings
Architecture & Construction
Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications
Health Science
Human Services
Information Technology
Manufacturing
Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM)
Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
See pages in CTE brochure for list of classes

9. Areas of Expansion Phase I
Additional Classrooms for Current Program Growth
Health Science--more than 600 students
Audio/Video Production
Ready, Set, Teach
Precision Metal Manufacturing
Computer Maintenance, Networking, and Technician Classes
Additional Labs: Welding Technology
New Programs for
Advanced Culinary Arts and Practicum
Law Enforcement Pathway
Floral Design Pathway
Networking for Current SPC classrooms to Lubbock ISD Network

11. Manufacturing Strong Advisory Committee Ready to Hire
Manufacturing Career Fair
Current Lab houses both Precision Metal, Welding and SPC Precision Metal
New Welding Lab (current SPC Auto Lab)
6,000 square feet including separate plasma cutting room
New Girls and Boys Locker Rooms
New Ventilation System and Electrical System

12. New Welding Technology Lab

13. Culinary Arts
Intro and Culinary Arts classes offered at all 4 campuses
Remodeled all high school labs into state-of-the-art commercial kitchens with assistance from Helen Jones Foundation
More than 600 students currently enrolled in the program
Strong partnerships with United and Lubbock Restaurant Association
United providing funding, training, internships and student demonstrations: major areas of interest: bakery (cake decorating), meat cutting, and general culinary skills
LRA provides scholarships and hosts the Culinary Showcase along with members serving on our advisory committee

14. Culinary Arts State-of-the-Art Facility 4,200 Square Feet
Ability to Expand Program to 150 students throughout school day
Dual purpose classroom
With Meeting/Serving
Space
United Assisting with Equipment Cost

15. Floral Design
Partnership with United--providing materials and supplies, demonstrations, jobs for students
Students can earn 2 Industry Certifications
Students will be prepared to take Master Floral Licensing Exam
Internship opportunity with United
United is hiring our students at multiple locations

16. Floral Lab
Gutting of 3 office spaces, new floor finish, light fixtures, wall finishes, and plumbing connections-$75,000
Floral Cooler donated by United.

18. Funding Sources
LEDA: $800,000 for Welding Lab and Floral Lab and networking Submitting Helen Jones Foundation Grant for the Culinary Lab along with United Supermarkets providing equipment Submitting CH Foundation Grant for Phase II