1200/1201  Introduction to Agricultural Science 1.0 credit / 1 year Prerequisites: 9th - 10th grade Fee: $15 per semester Description: Classroom topics for this course will cover the basic concepts in all areas of agriculture that include the following: animal science, plant and soil science, horticulture, agribusiness, mechanics, and alternative energy. In addition to ...read more

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.

Students will gain the foundational knowledge and experience needed to prepare for a future career as a business professional.

Students may be eligible to earn Veterinary Assistant Certification upon completion of the Veterinary Science program. Visit the Veterinary Science page for more information.

Students will explore various engineering concepts including construction, woodworking, and computer-aided design in preparation for a possible career in construction, architecture, or industrial arts.

Computer skills are valuable in almost any career field, and the Information Technology pathway provides students with the foundational and skill development courses needed for a 21st century career in computer sciences, web design, or mobile app development.

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).

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.

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.