As a component of career-technical education, our Electronics program provides students the opportunity to advance in any electronics field. They are prepared for initial employment, further education at the community college or university level, and/or business ownership. A balanced program of classroom study and practical work experiences produces competent workers who can manage resources, work cooperatively, organize and use information, understand complex systems, and apply appropriate technology. Students who complete Electronics I and Honors Electronics II receive high school credit as well as community college credit if they make a "B" in the class and score an 80 or better on the final exam.
Opportunities to develop and apply interpersonal leadership, social, civic, and business-related skills are provided through SkillsUSA, the career-technical student organization for Trade and Industrial Education students. As an integral part of the electronics program, SkillsUSA activities enhance classroom instruction through leadership and teamwork activities. These activities directly relate to the major objectives of Trade and Industrial Education.
Cleveland County Schools and the Career-Technical Education Program do not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability, or age in its activities and programs, including employment policies and practices.
Las escuelas del Condado de Cleveland y el programa de la Educación Técnica de las Carreras no discrimina contra ninguna persona en base de la raza, del color, del origen nacional, del sexo, de la religión, de la inhabilidad, o de la edad en sus actividades y programas, incluyendo políticas de empleo y prácticas.
