Career and Technical Education

  • Highland has three academies which are focused on Career and Technical Education. The mission of Career and Technical Education (CTE) is to empower students to be successful students, workers, and leaders in a global economy. CTE programs are designed to contribute to the broad educational achievement of students, including basic skills, as well as their ability to work independently and as part of a team, think creatively and solve problems, and utilize technology in the thinking and problem-solving process.

    Highland School of Technology has twelve CTE teachers. The academies are listed below.

    Academy Coordinators

    Heather Forbes - Business, Legal and Information Science
    Terri Cochrane - Health Sciences
    Darryl Thompson - Manufacturing and Engineering Technology and Graphics 

    Business, Legal and Information Sciences

    Jennifer Gallagher -  Accounting I, Adobe Visual II, and Marketing
    Lezlie Hill - Adobe Visual I, Adobe Visual II and Business Essentials
    Kevin Ingram - CompTIA IT Fundamentals, Python Programming I and II
    Dove Long - Adobe Visual I and Adobe Visual II
    Brooke Queen - CTE Advanced Studies, Financial Planning I and II, and Business and Personal Law  
    Chrystle Slater  - Cisco Network Engineering Technology I and II, Network Security, CTE Advanced Studies

    Health Sciences

    Karen Bolick  -  Health Science I and II and CTE Advanced Studies 
    Angela Garner -  Dental 1 through 6
    Kelly Gilbert - Biomedical Technology, Health Sciences I and Nursing Fundamental

    Manufacturing and Engineering Technology and Graphics

    Maddie Boyles -  Adobe Visual II, Adobe Video Design, Digital Design and Animation, Game Art Design I
    Leanna Henson - Engineering Technology 1 and 3; Drafting 2
    Bobby Wright - Engineering Technology 2 and 4; Drafting 1