Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are available to all secondary WISD students. All CTE courses will be available in a virtual format for students choosing asynchronous remote instruction. Learning in CTE courses may take place in the following ways:

• Virtually, or
• Virtually with optional on-campus activities

Some CTE courses may require students to check out equipment, materials, or supplies to complete virtual labs or learning activities. The CTE teacher will provide details for the check-out and return of the materials. Students are responsible for the materials and may be held financially responsible for loss, damage, or stolen equipment.

• CTE courses that require specialized equipment, direct supervision of hands-on activities, and specific materials and technology are identified as “On-campus Required.” Course credit may not be awarded, and attendance may be negatively impacted if a student does not complete on-campus requirements.
• Some CTE courses require advanced computer hardware and software. Students with access to the appropriate technology may complete these courses remotely; however, students without access to the necessary technology will need to complete these courses with on-campus participation, which may be available in campus computer labs during after school hours. Course teachers will share a schedule at least one week in advance with options for after school hours.
• District transportation will not be provided for students who enroll in virtual learning. Students will provide their transportation to/from campus or worksites for courses with on-campus requirements.

Use the CTE Course Availability and Delivery Method document to view courses that have on-campus requirements.

Students who enrolled in one of these courses should contact a WHS, UHS, GWAMA, or GWAHCA counselor immediately to discuss course participation options.

Additional information about CTE courses and remote learning can be found by visiting the WISD CTE webpage.