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Lindsay Porter
CTE Coordinator
Information Technology Specialist
ldporter@dsdmail.net
801-402-0464 

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Kari Swenson
CTE Secretary
kswenson@dsdmail.net 
801-402-0502 

Mountain High CTE Teachers

What is CTE?

Career and Technical Education at Mountain High provides our students with knowledge and skills in many different content areas including:

•    Business & Marketing
•    Family and Consumer Science
•    Health Science
•    Information Technology
•    Skilled and Technical 

Courses combine the academic knowledge and technical skills that are vital for entry into the careers of the 21st century. Career Pathways help students to seamlessly transition from high school to college to careers and life. Skills are verified through CTE State Skill Certificate tests or industry tests in each course. 

CTE student leadership organizations (CTSOs) combine classroom instruction with leadership training and a practical application of skills. Each organization provides training and competition specific to a CTE program area. Students enrolled in Career & Technical Education courses are encouraged to participate in the student organization that relates to their area of career interest. Each year students participate in region and state competitions. State winners are eligible to attend their national competitions. 

What are the advantages of CTE?

CTE students have a higher graduation rate than non-CTE students.  The CTE Skill Certificates students earn in their courses gives them an edge on their resumes and applications.  Check out these facts!

CTE Career Clusters

CTSO Career and Technical Student Organizations

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Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) are key components to strong CTE programs.  They integrate into CTE programs and courses and extend teaching and learning through innovative programs,  business and community partnerships and leadership experiences at the school, state, and national levels.

Mountain High CTSOs