Units 1 & 2 review

CEC stands for ​ ​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• Career
• Education
• Center
• Community
• Exploration
• College
• Experirement
• Class

What type of school is the CEC?

• A trade/vocational school

• A normal high school

• A community college

• A university

CTE stands for​ (a)   and ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)  

• Career
• Technical
• Education
• Exploration
• College
• Technology
• Topics

CTE are ​ (a)  

• types of hands on classes you can take at the CEC
• school buildings for all students in the WFISD

Select whether you CAN or CAN NOT take each class at the CEC. Math-​ ​ (a)   Welding-​ ​ (b)   Cosmetology-​ (c)   History-​ (d)   English-​ (e)  

• Can Not
• Can

What are the 9th grade CTE introduction classes called?

• Beginning Classes

• Starting Classes

• Opening Classes

• Principles Classes

Match the Endorsement with its definition.

• S.T.E.M.

• allows students to take classes in science, technology, engineering, and math.

• Public Service

• allows students to take Classes in the Arts, Foreign Language, Social Studies, History, and certain English classes.

• Multidisciplinary Studies

• allows students to take classes in Agriculture, Architecture, Construction, Audio Visual Tech, Business, Finance, Hospitality, IT, Manufacturing, Marketing, Transportation, and Journalism/Debate.

• Arts & Humanities

• allows students to take classes from the Human Services, Health Sciences, Education, Law, Public Safety, Government, and Military

• Business & Industry

• allows students to take various classes from other endorsements, as well as AP & Dual Credit classes, to qualify for graduation.

Put the Timeline of Events in Order

• Students must pick an endorsement and plan their 9th grade schedule in their "College & Career Prep" Class

• Students receive their diploma and certifications earned throughout their high school career

• Students can take AP (Advanced Placement) classes

• Students begin to explore different careers interests and learn about the endorsements in their “Career Explorations” Class

• Students begin taking "Principles" classes in their endorsement area

Match the Class to the Endorsement

• Business & Industry

• Algebra

• Arts & Humanities

• History

• Public Service

• Plant Science

• STEM

• Cosmetology

Match the Class to the Endorsement

• Business & Industry

• Construction

• Arts & Humanities

• Theater

• STEM

• Biology

• Public Service

• Nursing