High School Career and Technical Education
Graduation Requirements
- Wisconsin Act 60, Class of 2028 and beyond, students are required to earn ½ credit of Personal Finance. No other CTE graduation requirements
Course Catalog
Standards
- State Standards for CTE
- Other Applicable State Standards for CTE
Course Selection Guidance (flow charts)
- Apparel, Textile, & Fashion
- Architecture & Construction
- Automation & Robotics
- Automotive Technology
- Business Management
- Computer Science
- Culinary
- Digital Technology
- Early Childhood Education/Education
- Health Science
- Interior Design
- Manufacturing
- Marketing & Sales
- STEM & Engineering
State Approved Regional Career Pathways Within the KUSD
*** These show the potential careers within the pathways, course sequences, industry-recognized credentials available in the pathway, dual-credit, and post-secondary information. They are different from the above maps.***
- Per DPI Website: “The Wisconsin Regional Career Pathways (RCP) approach is a statewide effort to deliver high-quality career pathways in high schools that reflect the needs and vision of a regional collaborative group of employers, education, and economic and workforce development.”
- RCP Benefits:
- For high school students, regional career pathways align education and training with the needs of the local job market, provide a range of postsecondary options, result in a high school diploma with at least one industry-recognized credential, and help students enter or advance within an occupation.
- For schools, career pathways provide a specific ACP plan for occupations that are in demand in Wisconsin.This allows schools to focus on student and curriculum activities with input and support from regional employers and higher education.
- For employers, regional career pathways make partnerships with a greater number of schools possible. This allows employers to shape the future talent pipeline, foster young talent, and highlight local career opportunities across an entire region.
- Advanced Manufacturing career pathway
- Architecture & Construction career pathway
- Business Administration career pathway
- Direct Patient Care career pathway
- Education and Training career pathway
- Energy career pathway
- Hospitality, Culinary, & Tourism career pathway
- Information Technology career pathway
- Non-Direct Patient Care career pathway
- Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics career pathway
Career and Technical Education Student Organizations (CTSOs Available in the KUSD)
- Family & Consumer Sciences
- Business & Information Technology and Marketing, Management, & Entrepreneurship
- Technology & Engineering
- SkillsUSA – Preparing leadership in the world of work
For more information contact:
Aaron Williams
Coordinator of Career and Technical Education
- awilliam@kusd.edu
- 262-359-6313