Receive cutting edge classroom and laboratory experiences in Computer Numerical Control (CNC) manufacturing.

This Regional Career Pathway is housed in District U-46 and is also available to students in Districts 300, 301, and 303. Students will learn the fundamentals of automotive systems and maintenance with the opportunity to earn industry credentials.

Learn design and production fundamentals and apply advanced techniques and tools in the field of digital and print production.

Learn techniques for working with newborn to nine-year-old children and prepare for a career as an early childhood teacher or daycare provider.

Learn the fundamentals of electricity in preparation for a career as an electrician, electrical engineer, or field service technician.

Learn teaching and learning strategies to prepare for a future career as a teacher, counselor, or administrator.

Become acquainted with forms of business organization, small business ownership, human resources, marketing, and management and learn what it takes to fully develop your own business.

Explore computer art with an emphasis on the theories and processes that make up graphic design to prepare for a career as an animator, graphic designer, or illustrator.

Learn the fundamentals of computer science, including website design. Build and deploy your own mobile app and prepare for a career as a game developer, information technology engineer, or website developer.

Develop a strong foundation in criminal justice, social justice, and law while establishing a background in legal and social principles in preparation for a future as a lawyer or paralegal.

This Regional Career Pathway is housed in District U-46 and is also available to students in Districts 300, 301, and 303. Students participating in the program will engage in project-based learning to develop the skills required to earn certifications such as National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS).

Develop essential drafting techniques with computer-aided drafting (CAD) and image duplication as you prepare for a career as an engineer.

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This Regional Career Pathway is housed at Central High School in District 301 and is also available to students in Districts 300, 303, and U-46. Students participating in this program will gain hands-on knowledge and experiences that will equip them to earn a Veterinary Assistant Certification.

Learn the fundamentals of design and development before implementing advanced concepts to develop websites as you prepare for a career as a media specialist, web architect, or web developer.

This Regional Career Pathway is housed at Streamwood High School and South Elgin High School in school District U-46 and is also available for students in Districts 300, 301, and 303. Students participating in the program will learn a variety of welding processes and techniques that will equip them to earn certification from the American Welding Society.

Study welding techniques, equipment setup, and metal identification while preparing for a career as a welder, welding inspector, or mechanical engineer.