Category: CTE

Homecoming Season at Round Rock ISD

As Homecoming season comes to a close at Round Rock ISD, we take a look at how two of our floral Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways embraced a big Texas tradition– the Homecoming mum.

Summer Shorts: A look into Career and Technical Education

In the first edition of Round Rock ISD Summer Shorts, we take a quick look at some CTE programs offered in the District. Law Enforcement and Health Sciences are very different paths, but both offer students hands-on learning and training in these career fields.

Westwood senior engineers his own future

It’s graduation season in Round Rock ISD! To celebrate, we’re showcasing seniors from across the district.
Westwood High School senior, Jadon Lee, found his life’s passion while going down the Engineering Career and Technical Education path.

CTE Month featuring Health Sciences

This week, we’re traveling to Cedar Ridge High School to visit the Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) program and ask students why they are considering entering the medical field.

CTE Month featuring the Robotics Program

February marks Career and Technical Education Month! This week, we’re celebrating by peering into the robotics world at Westwood High School, where future engineers are hard at work.

P-TECH Early College 2024-2025 application opens

Round Rock ISD’s Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) is a public-private partnership involving Austin Community College and St. David’s Healthcare that will prepare students for high-skill health science jobs.

Round Rock ISD introduces 3-D technology in high school science class

Anatomage Table is a state-of-the-art 3D anatomy visualization and virtual dissection tool for anatomy and physiology education. As of this year, each high school in Round Rock ISD has an Anatomage Table, and they are being used in the classroom to help our students better understand the science of the human body.

Round Rock High School student turns passion into profit

Round Rock High School student Raymond Hinojosa loves being in the kitchen. He takes part in culinary classes at Round Rock High School as well as business classes. With the help of fellow students, a partnership has been formed between the two programs where Raymond’s cookies are being sold in the Round Rock High School Co-op. All profits are split between the culinary and business programs at the high school.

Round Rock ISD middle schools awarded $30,000 in engineering grants

. Fulkes, Deerpark, and Hernandez middle schools received a $10,000 Project Lead the Way (PLTW) grant to expand their pre-engineering programs. The awarded grants will fund expanded student access and early career exposure to the engineering field, introduce new course modules, bolster educator training, purchase equipment, and increase field trip opportunities.

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