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CTE
Career Technical Education(Formerly San Juan ROP)San Juan Unified School DistrictCTE Class & Enrollment Information
2017-18 Completion Data by Site
7322 Sunrise Blvd, Rm 18, Citrus Heights CA 95610Hours: 8am - 4pm M-F | E-mail: mburright@sanjuan.eduPhone: 916-971-7164
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Rio Americano engineering and manufacturing pathway takes students to national competition
Students who are a part of Rio Americano High School’s robotics team have worked tirelessly over the past semester to ensure success at the FIRST Robotics national competition in Nampa, Idaho.
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Students learn competition-level skills in San Juan’s culinary arts pathway
Students enrolled in San Juan High School’s culinary arts pathway are exposed to a variety of experiences, from learning how to hold a knife to participating in statewide competitions. Focused on exposing students to different opportunities, freshmen in the program are put on a rotating schedule and spend a portion of the year in each of the five pathways found at San Juan.
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STUDENTS RAISE ANIMALS, STUDY CROPS IN CASA ROBLE’S AGRISCIENCE PATHWAY
At Casa Roble Fundamental High School, students are exposed to the agriculture industry through the agriscience CTE pathway. The program’s goal is to provide information about agriscience and stimulate student growth through introduction, design and management courses.
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CASA ROBLE’S AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY PATHWAY EXPOSES STUDENTS TO MECHANICS
At Casa Roble Fundamental High School, students are given the opportunity to develop skills and get hands-on experience with the automotive industry. Throughout the school year, San Juan Unified students are able to learn and practice their skills in mechanics at Casa Roble’s Automotive Technology Pathway.
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Mira Loma's networking and cybersecurity pathway
At Mira Loma High School, students enrolled in the Networking and Cybersecurity pathway are learning the tools of their trade and preparing for a future in cybersecurity.
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San Juan Unified high schools showcase CTE programs at annual Expo
In November, middle school students were invited to learn more about their future elective options at the 2018 Career Technical Education (CTE) Expo.
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Students explore creativity through El Camino’s video production pathway
At El Camino Fundamental High School, students have the opportunity to explore their creativity by participating in the Arts, Media and Entertainment CTE program.
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Students learn entrepreneurship through the Mesa Verde’s Business Academy
The Business Academy at Mesa Verde High School is helping students gain knowledge in multiple fields of business, such as finance, marketing, and production, with a focus on entrepreneurship through operating and maintaining a student-run business.
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Sacramento Metro Fire visits Del Campo’s fire technician CTE program
Students enrolled in Del Campo High School’s Fire Control Technician program have been eagerly anticipating a visit from local heroes in the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District.
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Bella Vista’s software and computer science program prepares students for careers
At Bella Vista High School, students in the Software and Computer Science CTE program utilize tools that help to prepare them for careers focusing on the design, development and implementation of software systems.
