your life. your future. your career

Your Life. Your Future. Your Career.

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Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

Architecture & Construction

Arts, Audio/Video Production & Communications

Business Management & Administration

Education & Training

Health Science

Hospitality & Tourism

Human Services

Information Technology

Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

Manufacturing

STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

Transportation, Distribution & Logistics

Programs Offered atthe ATC

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From the Executive Director.................................................................................................................

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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We are excited to share our CTE programs with you. LISD provides so many opportunities for you to explore your interests and determine the best pathway for your future. We have something for everyone—you may want to go to college, nursing school, technical school, or straight to work. No matter what your dream for your future might be, CTE can help you prepare. We offer strong pathways on our campuses and at the Advanced Technology Center. Our programs are identified by 15 career cluster areas with multiple pathways for careers within each

cluster area. We have 150 different classes that are hands-on and that apply to your future career.

We have many community partners who support our programs at the ATC. Their investment in our students’ future and our future workforce has allowed us to convert all of the space that was occupied by South Plains College. Over the last two summers, we have added an advanced culinary

lab and classroom, plumbing lab, electrical lab, health lab, courtroom area for law, welding lab, floral lab, and expanded our Ready, Set, Teach and IT classrooms. I want to thank our community partners who provided the funding to remodel the ATC and begin new programs.

Lubbock Economic Development Alliance The CH Foundation Helen Jones Foundation Workforce Solutions United Supermarkets Texas Workforce Commission

I also would like to thank our business and industry partners who serve on our fifteen Industry Leadership Councils. We have more than 200 representatives that meet with our teachers and counselors twice per year and provide input on programs, curriculum, industry certifications, and industry updates.

We are looking forward to another great year. Please contact us if you have questions or would like a tour of the Advanced Technology Center. Talk to your counselor about Career and Technical Education and how we can help you prepare for your future.

Ira FlorezCTE Coordinator

Gencie HouyCTE Specialist

Lisa DuddingATC Administrator,

Diana CaudilloCTE Secretary

CTE Assistant Director

CTE Career Pathways provide all students with a road map to discover and prepare for specific careers. Each pathway allows students to explore specialized interests and passions through customized programs of study. Career Pathways help students make smarter choices about their decisions after graduation. Students can randomly explore within different pathways or focus on a specific program of study. Either way, students have the opportunity to discover a future career goal and begin learning the knowledge and skills needed for success.

Brief Explanation of Career Pathways Principle classes provide an overview of the clusters of all careers within the pathway.

Red boxes represent the first class within a program of study.

Green boxes represent choices for the next class within the sequence.

Purple & Turquoise classes are the advanced courses in the program of study.

Navy Blue boxes represent internships.

Classes marked with the Black Circle symbol are taught at the Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center.

Make sure you check to see which classes have prerequisites.

DID YOU KNOW?

Weighted Credit Students receive a higher grade in specific classes.

CTE College Credit South Plains College offers students taking CTE classes an opportunity to earn free college credit by scoring a “B” or higher in specific classes.

Industry Certifications and Licensures Students prepare to earn industry certifications and licenses in specific classes.

Internship and Extended InternshipCareer Preparation, Paid and Unpaid Internship courses provide training for specific careers. Students receive classroom instruction and have the opportunity to work in one of the following areas: hospitals, hotels, child-care centers, and other businesses in the Lubbock area. Students in these programs must meet the following criteria: work at least 10-15 hours per week at one of many cooperating businesses in Lubbock, be 16 years of age and classified as a junior or senior at the beginning of the school year.

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT

Sports & Entertainment

Marketing Grades 9-121/2 Credit

Touch System Data Entry

Grades 9-121/2 Credit

Financial Mathematics Grades 10-12

1 CreditMath Credit

Entrepreneurship Grades 10-12

1 Credit

Business Information Management I

Grades 9-121 Credit

Weighted CreditCTE College Credit

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification

Accounting l Grades 9-12

1 CreditWeighted Credit

CTE College Credit

Internship & Extended Internship in Business Management

Grade 122-3 Credits

Weighted Credit Application Required

Business Information Management II Grades 10-12



Accounting ll Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit QuickBooks Certification

Project-Based Research in Business Management

Grades 11-121-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance

Grades 9-101 Credit

Social Media Marketing

Grades 9-12 1/2 Credit

Fashion Marketing


Digital Media Grades 9-12


CTE College Credit

Follow Your Dream In Career Pathways.................................................................................................................

ApprenticeshipThe Apprenticeship in Plumbing Technology or Electrical Technology provides classroom technical instruction and on-the-job training experi-ences as a paid or unpaid apprentice in plumbing or electrical. Students will earn hours through the Department of Labor Apprenticeship program through Texas Tech University toward the Journeyman Certificate in Plumbing or Electrical while working with a plumbing or electrical mentor.

Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) An integral part of CTE is vibrant student organizations which engage students in leadership and skill development, service learning, and com-petitions with students at other schools at the district, state and national level. These activities give students recognition and help them develop confidence and skills that prepare young people to become productive citizens and leaders in their communities.

Science or Math CreditStudents receive a Math credit or Science credit under the Foundation Graduation Plan.

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This career cluster prepares learners for

careers in the planning, implementation, production, management, processing and/or marketing of agricultural commodities and services. This includes food, fiber, wood products, natural resources, horticulture, and other plant and animal products. It also includes related professional, technical and educational services.

Follow Your Dream In...

Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

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BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT......................................................................................

Principles of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

Grades 9-111 Credit

CHS/MHSSmall AnimalManagementGrades 10-12

1/2 CreditCHS/MHS

Floral Design and Agricultural Laboratory

and Field Experience Grades 10-12

2 CreditsWeighted CreditFine Arts Credit

Texas State Floral Certification - Level 1

Wildlife, Fisheries & Ecology Management

Grades 9-121 Credit

CHS/MHSEquine Science Grades 10-12

1/2 Credit CHS/MHS

Livestock Production

Grades 10-121 Credit

CHS/MHS

Agribusiness Management &

Marketing Grades 10-12

1 CreditCHS/MHS

Advanced Floral Design and Project-Based Research

Grades 11-12 2 Credits

Weighted Credit Texas State Floral

Certification - Level 2

Food Technology & Safety


CHS/MHS

Veterinary Medical Applications Grades 11-12

1 CreditCHS/MHS

Advanced Plant & Soil Science Grades 11-12

1 CreditLHS only

Science Credit

Project-Based Research in Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources


Weighted Credit

Internship & Extended Internship in Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources,

or Floral Design Grades 11-122-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Courses marked are offered

only at the ATC

FFA – The Texas FFA Association envisions a future in which

all agricultural education students will discover their

passion in life and build on that insight to chart the course for their

education, career and personal future. Agricultural education prepares students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture, food, fiber

and natural resources systems.

• Texas Tech University College ofAgricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

• Blue Sky Farms• Atmos Energy• South Plains Workforce• Prosperity Bank• Texas Tech University Cotton Research• Terry County Veterinarian• Bayer Crop Science• Texas Agrilife Research and Extension

Agricultural, Food & Natural Resources

INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL..................................

“Our partnership with LISD is vital! We are helping students be on-the-job ready.

Students leave with skills that set them apart from other job applicants. I love

seeing the excitement and energy on the students’ faces. At United, we want to

see the students walk into a store full of knowledge and passion, ready to serve

our guests.” - Bradley Gaines, Business Director

of Floral, United Supermarkets.............................

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With community support of the LISD bond package in November, we are excited about the possibilities of the new CTE Agri-STEM facility. This will provide additional classrooms, lab space and animal farm facilities. The lab spaces will provide hands-on opportunities for students in a variety of classes. New farm facilities will include new animal pens and a show barn. The new facility will allow access for all LISD students to participate in our Ag program.

New CTE Agri-STEM Facility

Fast-Growing Careers Top-Paying CareersGrowth Rate(2019-2022)

AverageWageNeeded

Typical EducationNeeded

Typical Education

30%Mining & Geological Engineers Bachelor’s

29%Geological & Petroleum Technicians Associate’s

28% Associate’sVeterinary Technologists & Technicians

27%Environmental Engineering Technicians

Associate’s

26%Non-farm Animal Caretakers Short OJT

24%Environmental Engineers Bachelor’s

22%Farm Equipment Mechanics Associate’s

20%Wholesale & Retail Buyers Work Experience

18%Water & Waste Plant Operators Long OJT

11% Short OJTAgricultural Equipment Operators

$76.61Petroleum Engineers Bachelor’s

$67.81Mining & Geological Engineers Bachelor’s

Veterinarians $49.40 Doctoral

$47.51Forestry & Conservation Science Teachers

Master’s

$47.28Environmental Engineers Bachelor’s

$40.45Agriculture Science Teachers, Postsecondary

Master’s

$39.39Agriculture Engineers Bachelor’s

$33.88Farmers, Ranchers & Other Bachelor’s +

$30.85Gas Plant Operators Long OJT

$30.53Wildlife Biologists Bachelor’s

Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience

In the Classroomand On the Job

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Did You Know?• One out of every sevenTexans is employed in agriculture.• Annual Agricultural export products from Texas rank 4th among all States.• The top five agriculturalcommodities in Texas are cattle and calves, cotton, broilers (chickens), green-house/nursery, and dairy products.• The ruby red grapefruit,the first grapefruit to be granted a U.S. Patent, was developed in Texas.

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This career cluster

prepares learners for

careers in designing,

planning, managing,

building and maintaining

the building environment.

People employed in this

cluster work on new

structures, restorations,

additions, alterations

and repairs.



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Interior Design I Grades 10-12

1 Credit


only at the ATC

SkillsUSA Texas provides opportunities for its members to become successful

and productive citizens, employees and leaders. Through a proven system

that produces quality-trained, well-rounded, entry-level employees, Texas

SkillsUSA brings together educators, administrators, corporate America, labor

organizations, trade associations and government. The result is a coordinated

effort that addresses America’s need for a globally competitive, educated

and skilled work force.

• Lee Lewis Construction• BGR Architects• Armstrong Mechanical• Driskill Homes• Drum Brothers Plumbing• Seventeen Services, Inc.• Hansen Construction• West Texas Chapter Assn. General Contractors• Ferguson Enterprises • Bruce Thornton• Construction Consultants• Texas Tech University College of Architecture• Robert Wood Homes• Habitat for Humanity



Architectural Design I


Weighted Credit CTE College Credit

Auto CAD User Certification

Construction Technology l Grades 10-12

2 CreditsWeighted Credit

Application Required

Electrical Technology l & Lab

Grades 10-12 2 Credits

Weighted Credit

Plumbing Technology l & Lab

Grades 10-122 Credits

Weighted Credit

Interior Design II Grades 11-12


Architectural Design II


Weighted Credit Autodesk

Certification

Construction Technology ll Grades 11-12

2 CreditsWeighted Credit OSHA Construction Safety Certification

Plumbing Technology ll Grades 11-12


Internship & Extended

Internship in Interior Design

Grade 122-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Project-Based Research in

Architectural Design


Weighted Credit


Construction Technology


Weighted Credit

Electrical Technology ll Grades 11-12


Apprenticeship in Plumbing Technology Grade 12

2-3 CreditsWeighted Credit

Internship & Extended Internship in Construction

TechnologyGrade 12

2-3 Credits Weighted Credit

Apprenticeship in Electrical Technology Grade 12


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Principles of Trades and Industrial Technology

Grades 9-101 Credit

Architecture & Construction Jobs LEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• 5,850 Interior Designerswill be working in the State of Texas in 2022, according to the Texas Workforce Commission.• Nearly 10,000 membersof the Texas Association of Builders (www.texasbuild-ers.org) represent 702,500 jobs and more than $31.1 billion in the Texas economy.• In 1996, Texas Tech University College of Architecture became the first program in the nation to offer a 173 credit-hour Master of Architecture Professional Degree.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education

NeededTypical Education

31% Civil Engineers Bachelor’s

28% Cost Estimators Work Experience

25% Long OJT

25% Architects

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades & Extraction

Bachelor’s

24% Short OJTPainters, Construction & Maintenance

23% Bachelor’sOperating Engineers & Other Construction Equipment

22% Long OJTHeating, A/C & Refrigeration Mechanics & Installers

21% Electricians Long OJT

21% Interior Designers Bachelor’s

Carpenters 20% Long OJT

$77.09 Architectural & Engineering Manager Bachelor’s

Geoscientists $72.87 Bachelor’s

Civil Engineer $47.39 Bachelor’s

$47.28 Environmental Engineer Bachelor’s

$47.13 Electrical Engineer Bachelor’s

$39.81 Construction Manager Bachelor’s

Architect $38.06 Bachelor’s

Cost Estimator $31.38 Work Experience

$29.12 Long OJTFirst-Line Supervisor of Construction Trades & Extraction

$27.72 Interior Designer Bachelor’s

This career

cluster teaches

students about

designing, producing,

exhibiting, performing,

writing, and

publishing multimedia

content including

visual and performing

arts and design,

and entertainment

services.



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BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT...........................................................................................


only at the ATC

• KLBK• Griffin Wink Advertising• The Owen Group• The Slate Group• Design Envy• Latino Lubbock Magazine• City Bank• Advanced Graphix• South Plains College - Cinema 4D• Texas Tech College of Media and Communications



Fashion Design I


Digital Media

Grades 9-121 Credit

Weighted Credit CTE College

Credit

Digital Video Creation ll /LISDTV

& Lab with or without a

Sports Broadcasting

Emphasis Grades 11-12



Fashion Design II

& Lab Grades 11-12

2 CreditsWeighted

Credit

Animation l Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit

Graphic Design

& Illustration l Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit

Commercial Photography I Grades 10-12

1 Credit Weighted Credit

CTE College Credit


Internship inDigital Video

Creation / LISDTV Grade 12




Fashion Design Grades 11-121-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Animation ll & Lab


Weighted Credit Adobe Animate

Certification

Graphic Design & Illustration II & Lab

Grades 11-12 • 2 CreditsWeighted Credit

CTE College CreditAdobe Photoshop Certification


Internship in Fashion Design

Grade 122-3 Credits

Weighted Credit Application

Required

Project-Based Research in Graphic Design & Illustration, or Animation, or 3D Modeling &

Animation Independent Study Grade 12 • 1-3 Credits

Weighted Credit Internship & Extended Internship in

Graphic Design & Illustration or Animation Grade 12 • 2-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

3D Graphic Modeling & Animation


Weighted Credit CTE College

Credit Fine Arts Credit

Advanced 3D Graphic Modeling

& Animation Grades 11- 12

2 CreditsWeighted Credit Autodesk Maya

Certification

Digital Video Creation l/LISDTV

& LabGrades 10-12


CTE College Credit Adobe Premier

Certification

Principles of Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications

Grades 9-101 Credit








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Arts, Audio/Video Production & Communications Jobs LEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• With more than 210 film production companies based in Texas, they attract U.S. and International Film-makers.• There are more than 1,200 free radio and television stations in Texas.• Texas college students can apply to intern with the Texas Film Commission in Austin.• The Texas Music Project will award more than $250,000 in music educa-tion grants to schools and communities throughout Texas.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


49% Interpreter or Translator Bachelor’s

27% Long OJTAudio and Video Equipment Technician

27% Fashion Designer Bachelor’s

26% Choreographer Long OJT

25% Associate’sMakeup Artist, Theatrical & Performance

24% Technical Writer Long OJT

22% Film & Video Editor Moderate OJT

21% Public Relations Specialists Bachelor’s

21% Interior Designer Bachelor’s

Librarian 19% Master’s

Art Director $37.03 Bachelor’s +

$36.29 Long OJTAgent & Business Manager of Artist, Performers, & Athletes

$36.17 Broadcast News Analyst Bachelor’s

$32.27Technical Writer Long OJT

Fashion Designer $28.73 Bachelor’s

$28.54 Commercial & Industrial Designers Bachelor’s

$27.72 Interior Designer Bachelor’s

$27.40 Public Relations Specialist Bachelor’s

$26.81 Music Director & Composer Bachelor’s +

Writer & Author $26.49 Bachelor’s

T he Business, Management and

Administration Cluster prepares learners for careers in planning, organizing, directing and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations. The Marketing Cluster prepares learners for careers in planning, managing and performing marketing activities to reach organizational objectives. The Finance Cluster prepares learners for careers in financial and investment planning, banking, insurance and business financial management.



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• First United Bank• South Plains College• Lubbock Teachers Federal Credit Union• Parkhill, Smith & Cooper• Robinson, Johnston, & Patton, LLP• Covenant• Visit Lubbock• Lubbock Economic Development Alliance• Centennial Bank



Sports & Entertainment

Marketing Grades 9-121/2 Credit

Touch System Data Entry


Financial Mathematics Grades 10-12

1 CreditMath Credit

Entrepreneurship Grades 10-12

1 Credit

Business Information Management I

Grades 9-121 Credit



Accounting l Grades 9-12


CTE College Credit

Internship & Extended Internship in Business Management

Grade 122-3 Credits


Business Information Management II Grades 10-12



Accounting ll Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit QuickBooks Certification

Project-Based Research in Business Management


Weighted Credit

Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance

Grades 9-101 Credit

Social Media Marketing


Fashion Marketing


Digital Media Grades 9-12


CTE College Credit

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Business Management & Administration Jobs LEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• EntrepreneurshipPrograms at Texas Christian University, Baylor University, and University of Houston all made Entrepreneur Magazine’s 2015 list of the Top 25 Collegiate Entrepreneurship Programs.• Baylor University’s centerfor sports sponsorships & sales (S3) is the only undergraduate program that guarantees internships with pro teams such as the San Antonio Spurs, the Dallas Cowboys, and the Houston Astros.

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Fast-Growing CareersGrowth Rate(2019-2022)

AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


28% Bachelor’s

Business

Network Systems & Data Comm. Analyst

26%Advertising Sales Agent Bachelor’s

25%Financial Examiner Bachelor’s

24%Computer Software Engineer Bachelor’s

41% Master’s

Marketing

Market Research Analyst & Market Specialist

25%Marketing Manager Bachelor’s

23% Moderate OJT

35% Bachelor’s +

Customer Service Representative

Finance

Actuaries

29%Personal Finance Advisors Bachelor’s

27%Credit Counselors Bachelor’s

$88.99

Top-Paying Careers

Business

Chief Executives Bachelor’s +

$77.09 Architectural & Engineering Managers

Bachelor’s

Marketing $64.97 Bachelor’s

$64.97 Computer & Information Systems Managers

Bachelor’s +

Marketing

Marketing Managers $64.62 Bachelor’s +

Sales Managers $62.20 Bachelor’s +

$57.47 Purchasing Managers Bachelor’s +

Finance

Financial Managers $62.41 Bachelor’s +

Actuaries $55.16 Bachelor’s +

Economists $49.10 Master’s +

The Education and

Training Career

Cluster focuses on planning,

managing, and providing

education and training

services and related learning

support services. All parts

of courses are designed to

introduce learners to the

various careers available

within the Education and

Training career cluster.


Education & Training........................................................................................

PUBLIC SERVICES ENDORSEMENT......................................................................................

Texas Association of Future Educators is a statewide organization that

offers students the opportunity to explore the teaching profession.

We accomplish this by creating and supporting various activities, contests, scholarships and summer workshops.

Ready, Set, Teach:• Wayland Baptist University• Lubbock Independent School District• Texas Tech University - College of Education• Lubbock Christian University• LISD - Early Childhood



Child DevelopmentGrades 10-12

1 Credit

Ready, Set, Teach I Grades 11-12

2 CreditsTeacher Internship Weighted Credit

CTE College Credit Application Required

Ready, Set, Teach II Grade 122 Credits

Teacher Internship Weighted Credit

CTE College Credit Application Required

Principles of Ready, Set, TeachGrades 9-10

1 Credit


only at the ATC

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“LISD Human Resources and Ready, Set, Teach have partnered to develop our “Grow Our Own Teachers” program. LISD knows the best teachers can and will come right from our own schools. Students who complete the Ready, Set, Teach program and graduate college with their teacher certification are guaranteed a job with LISD. Upon hire, we provide a stipend of $1000 which is added to your annual salary!”-Rick Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent Human Resources

Our First RST - Ready, Set, Teach Students Are Now Teaching for LISD

Paige Carey Irons Middle SchoolBogan Alvey Nat Williams ElementaryLexi Nipp Alderson ElementaryAlyssa Zavala Monterey High SchoolAlexandria Bramlett Irons Middle School

Education & Training Jobs LEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• Texas will need morethan 25,000 new teach-ers by 2019. Teaching is projected to be one of the fastest-growing occupations over the next 10 years.• One of the best ways toacquire experience in your chosen career is by joining a career and technical student organization (CTSO). In Education & Training, the most helpful CTSO is: TAFE - Texas Association of Future Educators. www.tafeonline.org

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Health Specialties Teacher, Postsecondary $48.82

43%Instructional Coordinators

38%Athletic Trainers

35%Business Teacher, Postsecondary


AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


41% Master’sHealth Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary

28% Bachelor’s Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education

28% Bachelor’s Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Vocational Education

28% Kindergarten Teachers Bachelor’s

$52.65 Health Specialties Teacher, Postsecondary

Master’s

$51.09 Law Teacher, Postsecondary Doctoral

$54.02

$39.43

$43.95

Training and Development Manager

Economics Teacher, Postsecondary

Engineering Teacher, Postsecondary

Bachelor’s

Master's

Master's

Environmental Science Teacher, Postsecondary $41.69 Master's

Master's

Master’s

Master's

Master's

Health Services is one of the largest

industries in the country with more than 11 million jobs, including the self-employed. The health services industry includes establishments ranging from small-town private practice physicians who employ only one medical assistant to busy inner city hospitals that provide thousands of diverse jobs. More than half of all non-hospital health service establishments employ fewer than five workers. On the other hand, almost two-thirds of hospital employees were in establishments with more than 10,000 workers.


Health Science........................................................................................


Principles of Health ScienceGrades 9-10 (Campus)

Grades 11 & Talkington Students (ATC) 1 Credit

Medical Terminology Grades 10-12

1 Credit

Mathematics for Medical

ProfessionalsGrades 11-12

1 CreditMath Credit

Practicum in Health Science

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT Basic)

Grade 122 Credits




only at the ATC

Health Occupation Students of America, Texas Association enhances

the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities

for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health occupations education students, therefore helping the students to meet the needs of the

health care community.

• Covenant Health System• Fresenius Kidney Care• South Plains College • TTUHSC-West Texas Area Health Education Center• Walgreens• University Medical Center• Lubbock ISD Health Services

Health Science


Health Science Theory

Grades 10-12 1 Credit

Weighted Credit

Medical MicrobiologyGrades 11-12

1 CreditWeighted Credit Science Credit

Practicum in Certified Patient Care Technician

(CPCT) Grade 122 Credits

Weighted Credit Certification in CPCT Application Required

Anatomy & Physiology Grades 10-12


(ATC only) Science Credit

PathophysiologyGrades 11-12


Practicum in Certified Nurse Assistant

(CNA)Grade 122 Credits

Weighted Credit Certification in CNA Application Required

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Health Science JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Certificates of Programs• Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) – Students learn skills related to a wide variety of health careers. After students receive certification, they are eligible for employment in a hospital, nursing home and home health. This course is required by many nursing schools as a prerequisite. • Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT) – Basic skills, such as cardiopul-monary resuscitation (CPR), phlebotomy, electrocardiography and first aid are addressed with students. Patient care skills and techniques, such as bathing, feeding, and grooming, are covered in this course.• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Basic training is designed to prepare students to provide basic life support measures, as a member of an ambulance crew, at the scene of an accident, during transport to a hospital or medical facility and in the medical fa-cility. Students will receive CTE College Credit with South Plains College (SPC) in the Spring semester of the Paramedic program. EMT is required by many Firefighter Academies as a prerequisite.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


30.3% Registered Nurses Associate’s

29.4% Licensed Practical & Licensed Vocational Nurses

Postsecondary Award

32.1% Medical & Health Services Managers Bachelor’s +

31.6% Associate’sMedical Records & Health Information Technicians

31.0% General & Operations Managers Bachelor’s

31.5% Radiologic Technologists Associate’s

39.9% Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians

Associate’s

29.9% Dental Hygienists Associate’s

39.9% Surgical Technologists Associate’s

33.5% Physical Therapists Master’s

Orthodontists $116.49 Doctoral

$111.53 Anesthesiologists Doctoral

$103.47 Obstetricians & Gynecologists Doctoral

Surgeons $98.77 Doctoral

$97.25 Internists, General Doctoral

Psychiatrists $91.37 Doctoral

$90.16 Physicians & Surgeons, All Other Doctoral

$90.16 Family & General Practitioners Doctoral

$89.67 Dentists, General Doctoral

$77.93 Nurse Anesthetists Bachelor’s +

This career cluster

encompasses the

management, marketing

and operations of

restaurants and other

food services, lodging,

attractions, recreation

events, and travel related

services. Whether chefs

or concierges, travel

agents or tour guides,

park rangers or players

for sports teams, the

professionals in this

cluster are experts at

pleasing the public.



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Introduction to Culinary Arts Grades 9-10

1 CreditServSafe Food Handlers

Certification


only at the ATC

Partnering to Prepare Students for Success in the Grocery Industry!

Culinary Arts:• TTU RHIM• Sysco West Texas• Region 17 Education Service Center• Caprock Cafe/Orlando’s Italian Restaurants• La Sirena• Schlotzsky’s Deli• ARAMARK- Lubbock ISD• United Supermarkets



Culinary Arts Grades 10-12


Advanced Culinary Arts Grades 11-12


ServSafe Manager Certification


Internship & Extended Internship in Culinary Arts

Grade 122-3 Credits


• Texas Tech University• Big Plate Restaurant Supply• Lubbock Restaurant Association• Affiliated Foods• Raising Canes• The West Table• ARAMARK- Lubbock Christian

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Lubbock Restaurant Association supports LISD students in pursuing their passion

within the local restaurant industry.


AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


41% Meeting & Convention Planners Bachelor’s

34% Cook, Restaurant Long OJT

Concierge 34% Moderate OJT

32% Short OJTCombined Food Preparation & Serving Workers

31% Work Experience

Bartenders 26%

First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation & Service Workers

Moderate OJT

26% Food Servers, Non-restaurant Short OJT

25% Travel Guides Moderate OJT

24% Hotel, Motel & Resort Desk Clerks Short OJT

23% Short OJTHost & Hostesses, Restaurant,Lounge & Coffee Shop

Lodging Manager $26.05 Work Experience

$25.58 Food Service Manager Work Experience

Curator $24.35 Master’s

Chef and Head Cook $21.70 Work Experience

$21.70 Meeting and Convention Planner Bachelor’s

Travel Agent $19.51 Associate’s

Travel Guide $17.51 Moderate OJT

$16.53 Short OJTReservation & Transportation Ticket Agent & Travel Clerk

$16.37 First-Line Supervisor of Personal Service Worker

Work Experience

Hospitality & Tourism JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• LISD has completelyremodeled all kitchens into state-of-the-art commercial labs.• Texas Culinary Arts Students can apply for the Texas Restaurant Associa-tion’s W. Price, Jr. Memorial Scholarship, worth up to $5,000.• LISD is developing strongpartnerships with the Lub-bock Restaurant Association and United Supermarkets to prepare students for jobs that are in high demand in our region.

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The Human Services

Career Cluster focuses

on preparing individuals

for employment in career

pathways that relate to

families and human needs

such as counseling and

mental health services,

family and community

services, personal care

services, and consumer

services.


Human Services........................................................................................


Principles of Human ServicesGrades 9-10

1 Credit

Cosmetology l & Lab

Grade 11 3 Credits


Cosmetology ll & Lab

Grade 123 Credits

Weighted Credit Cosmetology

License

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, Texas Association is a nonprofit

national career and technical student organization for young men and women in

Family and Consumer Sciences Education in public and private schools, Grades 7 – 12. It

is a dynamic and effective national student organization that helps young men and

women become leaders and address important personal, family, work and societal issues.

Human Services


Lifetime Nutrition & Wellness


Project-Based Research in Human Services


Weighted Credit

Internship & Extended Internship in Human Services

Grades 11-12 2-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Interpersonal Studies


Child Development Grades 10-12

1 Credit

Counseling & Mental HealthGrades 11-12

1 Credit

Family & Consumer Sciences Cosmetology

Family and Consumer Sciences: • Office Wise• LEDA• Parkhill Smith & Cooper • South Plains College Child Development• Texas Tech University• Region 17 Education Service Center • iaWellness• DADS• Lubbock ISD - Early Childhood Education• BGR Architects

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Cosmetology: • Studio 13• Lindsey’s Salon and Day Spa• South Plains College• Scissorworks• Kadiza Studio• Faux Real Hair Design Studio• Salon Service Group

SkillsUSA Texas provides opportunities for its members to become successful and

productive citizens, employees and leaders. Through a proven system that produces

quality-trained, well-rounded, entry-level employees, Texas SkillsUSA brings together

educators, administrators, corporate America, labor organizations, trade associations and

government. The result is a coordinated effort that addresses America’s need for a globally

competitive, educated and skilled work force.

Human Services JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?

• There are more than22,000 Child-Care Centers, including home-based businesses, in Texas.• Family & ConsumerSciences Education serves as a firm foundation for life literacy.• Some Cosmetologistsspecialize in makeup and hair for theatre, television or film. They can work on set or privately for famous actresses and actors.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


49% Skincare Specialists (Cosmetology)Postsecondary

Award

31% Healthcare Social Workers Bachelor’s

30% Master’sSubstance Abuse & Behavioral Disorder Counselors

$41.61 Occupational Therapist Master’s

$36.73 Social Sciences Teacher, Postsecondary, All Other

Bachelor’s

$31.48 Social & Community Service Manager

Bachelor’s +

$29.88 Clinical, Counseling, & School Psychologist

Doctoral44%

43%

30%

29%

28%

26%

Occupational Therapy Assistants

Personal Care Aides

Occupational Therapists

Personal Financial Advisors

Marriage & Family Therapists

Mental Health Counselors

$32.86Occupational Therapy Assistant

$31.48Social & Community Service

$27.92

$26.59

Social Worker, All Others

Healthcare Social Worker

Associate’s

Associate’s

Master’s

Bachelor’s

Master’s

Master’s

Associate’s

Bachelor’s

Bachelor’s+

Master’s

Information Technology careers

involve the design, development, support and management of hardware, software, multimedia and systems integration services. The IT industry is a dynamic and entrepreneurial working environment that has a revolutionary impact on the economy and society. In addition to careers in the IT industry, IT careers are available in every sector of the economy from Financial Services to Medical Services, Business to Engineering and Environmental Services. Anyone preparing for an IT career should have a solid grounding in math and science.



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Courses marked are offered only at the ATC

• TTU - Office of the CIO• West Texas A&M University • Insul-Serve Management, Ltd.• City of Lubbock - GIS• United Supermarkets• Region 17 Education Service Center• LISD Information Technology• Lubbock Economic Development Alliance



Computer Maintenance Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit CompTIA A+ Certification

Computer Networking



Testout Network Pro CompTIA A+ Certifications

Computer Programming ll Grades 10-12


Computer Programming l

Grades 9-121 Credit

Weighted Credit

Principles of Cybersecurity Grades 9-12

1 Credit LHS

Video Game Design lll Grades 11-12


Video Game Design ll Grades 10-12


Video Game Design l Grades 9-12


Internship & Extended Internship in Information Technology

Grade 122-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Computer Technician Grades 11-12


CompTIA A+ Network Testout PC Pro

Testout Network Pro

Project-Based Research in Information Technology


Weighted Credit








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Information Technology JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• Texas is home to more than 92 game development companies, which create games for computers, home consoles, the internet, and mobile phones.• Texas is home to over 15,000 electronics-relat-ed firms, employing over 196,000 workers with an average annual salary of $96,714.• According to Game Developer magazine, audio workers, artists, and designers earned an average of at least $68,000, while programmers and producers averaged more than $85,000.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


45% Information Security Analysts Bachelor’s

32% Computer Systems Analysts Bachelor’s

27% Computer User Support Specialists Associate’s

26% Web Developers Bachelor’s

26% Software Developers, Systems Software

Bachelor’s

25% Software Developers, Applications Bachelor’s

24% Computer Hardware Engineers Bachelor’s

24% Bachelor’s +Computer & Information Systems Managers

22% Computer Network Architects Bachelor’s

22% Bachelor’s Network & Computer Systems Administrators

$64.97 Computer and Information Systems Manager

Bachelor’s +

$51.89 Computer Information & Research Scientist

Doctoral

$48.63 Computer Hardware Engineer Bachelor’s

$48.44 Computer Network Architect Bachelor’s

$47.85 Software Developer, Systems Software

Bachelor’s

$46.17 Electronics Engineer Bachelor’s

$45.53 Software Developer, Applications Bachelor’s

$42.35 Information Security Analyst Bachelor’s

$41.99 Computer Systems Analyst Bachelor’s

$30.92 Database Administrator Bachelor’s

The Law, Public

Safety, Corrections,

and Security Career

Cluster focuses on

planning, managing, and

providing legal services,

public safety, protective

services, and homeland

security, including

professional and technical

support services. Students

will examine the roles and

responsibilities of police,

courts, corrections, private

security, and protective

agencies of fire and

emergency services.



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Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

Grades 9-10 (EHS) Grades 10-11 (ATC)

1 Credit

• Lubbock County District Attorney’s Office• TX Department of Public Safety• Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office• 72nd District Court• Lubbock ISD Police Department• Lubbock Police Department• South Plains Association of Governments• South Plains College• Texas Commission on Law Enforcement• LCU Police Department• DPS, Captain• DPS, Lieutenant• Texas Department of Criminal Justice



Law Enforcement I Grades 10-12

Offered at EHS & ATC 1 Credit


Project-Based Research in Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security

Grades 11-12 Offered at EHS & ATC


Internship & Extended Internship in Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security

Grade 12Offered at EHS & ATC

2-3 CreditsWeighted Credit • Application Required

Forensic ScienceGrades 11-12


Court Systems & Practices Grades 10-12


Weighted Credit

Law Enforcement ll Grades 11-12



Legal Research & Writing

Grades 11-12 Offered at EHS & ATC



only at the ATC








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Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?

• Being a Texas Ranger is so popular that more than 200 police officers apply for any opening.• Texas State Troopers can earn up to $150 more each month if they have a Master’s, Bachelor’s, or Associate’s degree, or can speak a second language.• 65% Of the 2,894 Law students who took the Texas Bar Exam in 2018 passed.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


45%Information Security Analysts Bachelor’s

30% Paralegals & Legal Assistants Associate’s

24%Security Guards Short OJT

Lawyer $64.52 Doctoral

$43.55 Bachelor’s +Administrative Law Judge, Adjudicator & Hearing Officer

$42.35 Information Security Analyst Bachelor’s 32%

29%

24%

24%

22%

21%

Ambulance Drivers & Attendants

Transportation Security Screeners

Security & Fire Alarm Systems Installers

Private Detectives & Investigators

Lawyers

Court Reporters

$39.17First-Line Supervisor of Police & Detectives

$36.80Detectives and Criminal Investigators

$36.60Judge, Magistrate Judge & Magistrate

$35.04Prevention Workers

Court Reporter $28.62 Licensure

Police Academy

Police Academy

Doctoral

Associate’s

Licensure

Short OJT

Work Experience

Licensure

Doctorate

Licensure

A ll careers in Manufacturing

require a strong mechanical ability, specialized skills, communication skills and computation skills. Students are required to apply problem solving, make decisions, and work in a team environment. Preparation for careers in Manufacturing must begin in the elementary grades and continue through high school allowing students to gain experience in applied, real-time manufacturing situations. Students will also find it advantageous to participate in a post-high school program that will expand some skills in specific jobs that meet the requirements of the employer.


Manufacturing........................................................................................


Principles of Trade & Industrial Technology

Grades 9-101 Credit

• Bigham Ag • LEDA• J & B Industrial • X-Fab Texas, Inc.• SunStar Electric • Texcraft Inc.• Beck Steel• SPC Welding• Sandvik Coromant• K&K Supply• Texas Tech University• Simmons Pump

Manufacturing


Welding IGrades 10-12


American Welding Society(AWS)

D1.1 CertificationD9.1 Certification


Welding II 2-3 Credits, or

Welding II & Lab 3 Credits

Grades 11-12Weighted Credit

CTE College Credit American Welding Society

(AWS) D1.1 Certification D9.1 Certification

Internship & Extended Internship

in Welding Grade 12


Machine Shop II 2 Credits, or

Machine Shop II & Lab 3 Credits

Grades 11-12 Weighted Credit

CTE College Credit

Machine Shop l Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit


only at the ATC

Internship & Extended Internship

in Machine Shop Grade 12









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Manufacturing JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• Texas is the top U.S. statefor manufacturing exports and value of shipments.• Texas ranks first as anexporter of manufactured products and second in factory production.• The manufacturing indus-try employs over 874,450 Texans with an average annual wage of $71,500.• Every dollar in manufac-tured goods generates an additional $1.43 in econom-ic activity for Texas--more than any other sector.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


55% Long OJTComputer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Machine Tool Programmers, Metal/Plastic

43% Long OJTWelding, Soldering, & Brazing Machine Setters, Operators & Tenders

41% Industrial Machinery Mechanics Associate’s

40% Medical Equipment Repairers Associate’s

38% Long OJT

Machinists 31%

Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal/Plastic

Long OJT

22% General & Operations Managers Bachelor’s +

22% Long OJTInspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers & Weighers

22% Industrial Engineers Bachelor’s +

20% Work ExperienceSales Representatives, Wholesale/Manufacturing

$56.85 General & Operations Managers Bachelor’s +

$51.96 Industrial Production Managers Bachelor’s +

$47.94 Industrial Engineers Bachelor’s

$46.95 Mechanical Engineers Bachelor’s

$40.31 Materials Engineers Bachelor’s

$31.90 Work ExperienceSales Representatives, Wholesale &Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products

$30.61 Industrial Engineering Technicians Associate’s

$29.92 Work ExperienceFirst-Line Supervisors of Production & Operating Workers

$29.34 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Technicians

Associate’s

$30.61 Mechanical Engineering Technicians Associate’s

A career in

science, tech-

nology, engineering or

mathematics is exciting,

and ever-changing.

Learners who pursue

one of these career

fields will be involved

in planning, managing,

and providing

scientific research

and professional and

technical services

including laboratory

and testing services,

and research and

development services.


Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

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STEM ENDORSEMENT...........................................................................................

• Bayer Crop Science• Hugo Reed• Parkhill, Smith & Cooper• Seventeen Services, Inc. • STEM Summer Challenge• Pyco Industries• Texas Tech University • Lubbock Christian University

Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics


Engineering Design and

Presentation l Grades 10-12


CTE College Credit

Robotics I Grades 9-12


CTE College Credit

Engineering Design and

Presentation ll Grades 11-12


Autodesk Certification

Robotics ll Grades 10-12


AP Computer Science

Principles Grade 111 Credit

Weighted Credit Advanced Placement

Digital Electronics


Weighted Credit

Medical Interventions Grades 11-12

1 Credit Weighted Credit

Project-Based Research in STEM Grades 11-121-3 Credits

Weighted Credit

Internship & Extended Internship in STEM Grade 12


Engineering Design and Development

Grade 121 Credit

Weighted Credit

Engineering Mathematics Grades 11-12


Math Credit

Engineering Science


Weighted Credit Science Credit

Principles of Applied

Engineering Grades 9-12


Introduction to Engineering

Design Grades 9-10


Principles of Biomedical

Science Grades 9-12


Engineering Science


Weighted Credit Science Credit

Human Body Systems


Weighted Credit

Engineering Design &

Problem Solving Grades 10-12


Biomedical Innovation Grade 121 Credit

Weighted Credit


Engineering Pathway Grades 10-12

Project Lead the Way (Monterey HS Only)

Engineering Your World

(Coronado HS Only)

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Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics Jobs LEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• Students in STEM com-pete in Zero Robotics, FIRST Robotics, and West Texas B.E.S.T. Robotics.• The graduate engineering programs at the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University-College Station ranked in the top 15 of the U.S. News & World Report 2018 list of top engineering schools.• UTEP’s college of engi-neering ranks as one of the top five schools awarding Bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics.

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AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


45% Petroleum Engineer Bachelor’s

45% Information Security Analyst Bachelor’s

37% Operations Research Analyst Bachelor’s

37% Statistician Master’s

36%Biomedical Engineer Bachelor’s

Actuaries 35% Bachelor’s +

33% Mathematician Master’s +

32% Computer Systems Analyst Bachelor’s

31% Civil Engineer Bachelor’s

27% Computer Support Specialist Associate’s

$77.09 Architectural and Engineering Manager

Bachelor’s +

$76.61 Petroleum Engineer Bachelor’s

Geoscientist $72.87 Bachelor’s

$64.97 Computer and Information Systems Manager

Bachelor’s +

Chemical Engineer $61.27 Bachelor’s

$60.46 Natural Sciences Manager Bachelor’s +

Physicist $57.65 Doctoral

Actuaries $55.16 Bachelor’s +

$51.89 Computer and Information Research Scientist

Doctoral

Nuclear Engineer $50.86 Bachelor’s

This career cluster exposes students to

careers and businesses involved in the planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and product. It also includes related professional and technical support services such as reconstruction and alteration of vehicles in Collision Repair and Refinishing and the function of major automotive systems and the principles of diagnosing and servicing these systems in Automotive Technology.



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Principles of Trade & Industrial Technology

Grades 9-101 Credit

Auto Tech:• Smith South Plains• WyoTech• Gene Messer • McGavock• South Plains College• Universal Technical Institute• Frenship Motors• Scoggin Dickey• Frontier Dodge• Toyota • Frank Brown GMC• Frenship Motors • Pollard Ford• Alderson Enterprises



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Collision RepairGrades 10-12


CTE College Credit

Paint & Refinishing & Advanced Transportation

Systems LabGrades 11-122-3 Credits

Weighted Credit Automotive Service

Excellence (ASE) Paint & Refinishing

Student Certification

Internship & Extended Internship in Transportation Systems

Grade 122-3 Credits

Weighted CreditApplication Required

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Automotive Collision & Automotive

Technology Certifications

Automotive Technology II Automotive Service



Application Required Automotive Service

Excellence (ASE) Student

Certification

Automotive Technology I Maintenance & Light Repair




Collision Repair:• Wyotech• 3M• SPC Collision• English Color Supply• Safelite Auto Glass• Collision King• Gene Messer Ford• Scoggin Dickey








Transportation, Distribution & Logistics JobsLEGEND - Doctoral | Master’s | Bachelor’s | Bachelor’s + Work Experience | Associate’s On-the-job training = Short OJT, Moderate OJT, Long OJT | Work Experience


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Did You Know?• Texas ranks No. 1 inthe U.S. for both gross domestic product and total employment in the air transportation industry. • Transportationrepresents nearly 17% of the total Texas gross product.• The Texas Departmentof Transportation summer employment program gives students training in maintenance, engi-neering, and technical positions.

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Collision Repair:• Wyotech• 3M• SPC Collision• English Color Supply• Safelite Auto Glass• Collision King• Gene Messer Ford• Scoggin Dickey


AverageWageNeeded

Typical Education


41% Industrial Machinery Mechanics Associate’s

40% Logisticians Bachelor’s

33% Cargo & Freight Agents Moderate OJT

29% Transportation Inspectors Moderate OJT

25% Flight Attendants Long OJT

24% Commercial PilotsPostsecondary

Award

23% Bachelor’s Airline Pilots, Copilots, & Flight Engineers

23% Heavy & Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers

Air Traffic Controllers

Moderate OJT

22% Bachelor’s

18% Associate’sAutomotive Service Technician and Mechanic

$73.64 Airline Pilot, Co-pilot, and Flight Engineer

Air Traffic Controller

Bachelor’s

$59.24 Bachelor’s

$52.11 Marine Engineer & Naval Architect Bachelor’s

$50.85 Aerospace Engineer Bachelor’s

$46.95 Mechanical Engineer Bachelor’s

$46.30Transportation, Storage & Distribution Manager

Bachelor’s

$42.66 Commercial Pilot Postsecondary

Award

Logisticians $40.15 Bachelor’s

$36.87Automotive Service Technician & Mechanic

Associate’s

$56.87Aircraft Mechanic & Service Technician

Associate’s

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We are excited to share with you the wonderful programs and opportunities that we have available at the Byron

Martin Advanced Technology Center. I am Lisa Dudding, Assistant Director of Career and Technical Education and the ATC Administrator. It is a privilege and honor to work in such a wonderful school district that whole-heartily supports Career and Technical Education. We have the opportunity to serve all students in grades 10-12 from all five of our high schools. We have a state-of-the art facility where we pro-vide comprehensive course offerings that bring Career and Technical Education to a whole new level, while “Instilling a Vision for the Future” for our students.

Celebrating 21 years, the Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center (ATC) began its partnership between Lubbock ISD, South Plains College and Market Lubbock (now LEDA) with one idea in mind. This idea evolved into preparing students to enter the workforce with a wide range of high-wage, high-skill, and high-demand career choices through Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes. Our goal is to teach our students the skills they need to address the requirements of high-growth industries and yield large returns for our city, region and state’s economy. The skilled trades are the hardest jobs to fill in the United States and the ATC is providing students with the training needed to fulfill these high demand jobs.

It is the policy of the Lubbock Independent School District not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, or age in its employment practices as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. The Lubbock Independent School District will take steps to assure that lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in all educational and vocational programs. For information about your rights or grievance procedures, contact Dana King, telephone 806-219-0460, for Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, which incorporates and expands upon the requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Contact Rick Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, telephone 806-219-0041, for Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, as amended, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended. Lubbock Independent School District, 1628 19th Street, Lubbock, Texas 79401.

Programs Offered at the ATC............................................................................................................... Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

Advanced Floral Design and Project-Based Research Floral Design and Agricultural Laboratory

and Field Experience


Architectural Design I & II Apprenticeship in Electrical TechnologyApprenticeship in Plumbing TechnologyConstruction Technology I & II Electrical Technology I & LabElectrical Technology IIInternship and Extended Internship in Construction

Technology Plumbing Technology I & LabPlumbing Technology llProject-Based Research—Architectural Design Project-Based Research—Construction Technology


3D Graphic Modeling & Animation Advanced 3D Graphic Modeling & Animation Animation I Animation II Lab Digital Video Creation I / LISDTVDigital Video Creation II / LISDTV & Lab with or

without a Sports Broadcasting emphasisCommercial Photography IGraphic Design & Illustration I Graphic Design & Illustration II & Lab Internship and Extended Internship in

Digital Video Creation / LISDTV Internship and Extended Internship in Graphic Design

and Illustration or Animation

Project-Based Research in Graphic Design & Illustration , or Animation, or 3D Modeling & Animation Independent Study

Health Science

Anatomy & Physiology Health Science Theory Mathematics for Medical Professionals Medical Microbiology Medical TerminologyPathophysiology Practicum--Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Practicum--Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT) Practicum--Emergency Medical Technician

(EMT Basic) Principles of Health Science


Advanced Culinary Arts Internship and Extended Internship in Culinary Arts


Ready, Set, Teach I & II


Court Systems and PracticesInternship & Extended Internship in Law, Public Safety,

Corrections & SecurityLaw Enforcement ILaw Enforcement IILegal Research and WritingPrinciples of Law, Public Safety, Corrections & SecurityProject-Based Research in Law, Public Safety,

Corrections and Security


Computer Maintenance Computer Networking Computer Technician Internship and Extended Internship in

Information Technology Project-Based Research—Information Technology

Manufacturing

Internship and Extended Internship in Machine Shop & Welding

Machine Shop lMachine Shop ll and Machine Shop ll LabWelding I Welding II and Welding II Lab

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM)

Engineering Design and Presentation I & II Internship and Extended Internship in Science,

Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Project-Based Research—STEM


Automotive Technology I: Maintenance & Light Repair Automotive Technology II: Automotive Service Collision Repair Internship and Extended Internship in

Transportation Systems Paint and Refinishing and Advanced Transportation

Systems Lab

We have outstanding teachers who are highly skilled and trained in each of their respective teaching areas. Our instructors provide students with cutting-edge, relevant, rigorous, hands-on and real-world applications that prepare them to enter the workforce or post-secondary education. It is our special teachers that trans-form students’ lives and instills a clear vision for our students to become our next future business leaders. Our goal is to increase academic performance as well as motivation and engagement in the classroom. Our students have the opportunity to work as an apprentice or do an internship in their chosen pathway. We want our students to gain valuable employability skills while earning industry certifications and licensures, so they are ready for the global market.

Students enrolled in courses at the ATC take two consecutive classes or one double-blocked course at a time. Students are at the ATC for two periods a day, or more, if they have room in their schedule. By taking two consecutive classes at the ATC will allow plenty of time for students to develop their problem-solving skills, teamwork skills, leadership skills, and critical thinking skills. Students have time to work on projects, do research and develop marketing strategies, which is beneficial to student and teacher. Lubbock ISD provides transportation to and from the ATC with buses available at every high school throughout the day, or students may drive their own vehicle to the ATC.

For more information about our course offerings and how to enroll at the ATC, please visit with your counselor or check our course offerings on our LISD web-site. If you have additional questions, you may contact me at 806.219.2807. We look forward to having you on our campus, because we want to help you find your passion and “Instill a Vision for the Future!”

Kirk MossMHS 2008

ATC ENGINEERINGWJE Forensic

Civil Engineering

Bogan Alvey MHS 2014

ATC READY, SET, TEACHNat Williams

Elementary Teacher

Sara SharpLHS 2006

ATC GRAPHIC DESIGN Game Circus

Video Game Designer

Yasmin ReyLHS 2011

BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Capitol Hill for the House Agriculture Committee

as a Legislative Communication Assistant

Addison and Ally Hurst

CHS 2018 FASHION DESIGN

FIDM Merchandise Product

Development Students

Ali CastroCHS 2016

FASHION DESIGNWalter Collection

Fashion Production Assistant

Caroline McLaren

MHS 2013 AGRICULTURE &

NATURAL RESOURCESTexas A&M Agrilife Extension Service

Extension Agent

Benjamin JacksonEHS 2012

ATC HEALTH SCIENCETTUHSC MD, PhD in

Biomedical Sciences Student

Raja RajcicCHS 2015

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGYMassachusetts Institute of Technology

Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Student

Cory ScifresCHS 2018

ATC EMT PROGRAMEMT at Bailey County EMS

Josh MaldonadoCHS 2018

ATC COMPUTER NETWORKING McAfee Antivirus

Data Protection Technology Security Evaluator

Tonya CrutcherEHS 2006

LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY Arlington Police Department

Police Officer

Callie ClarkMHS 2014ROBOTICS

Cargill Sweet Bran Plant Engineer

Hope SorrellsCHS 2011

AGRICULTURE & NATURAL RESOURCES

Cotton Center ISDProgram Instructor

Kory BootheCHS 2018

ATC MACHINE SHOP Vertical Turbine Systems (VTS)

CNC Programmer

Josh PoweLHS 2010

BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGYLifetime Nutrition and Wellness Energy

Shakes and Nutritional Supplements Owner

Austin GutierrezLHS 2010

BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGYUniversity of Texas at San Antonio

Graphic Designer

Graham PasewarkLHS 2012

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Whiting-Turner

Contracting Company Project Engineer

Harley McGurgenLHS 2016

ATC AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Alderson European MotorsAutomotive Technician

Tyler GentryMHS 2003

ATC ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION

Seventeen Services, Inc, Owner

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