Career and Technology Education
Programs of Study/Career Completers
Career Technology Education (CTE) provides high school and community college students an opportunity to pursue a sequential technical and academic program of study leading to advancement in a career field. High school CTE programs of study give students the opportunity to transition smoothly into further education or post-secondary education and to earn college credit and/or industry credentials in a career field of interest.
Aviation Technology Program
The Kenwood High School is proud to announce the presentation of the BCPS Aviation Technology Program here at Kenwood High School, beginning in 2019.
- Taught By FAA Certified Ground/Flight Instructors
- Focus of this program is to prepare students for entry into this exciting career field.
- The outlook has never been better for hopeful commercial pilots or those seeking employment within the aviation industry.
- In 2018, Boeing Aviation projected a demand for 790,000 pilots over the next 20 years and job growth is expected to rise in the upcoming years.
- This course will enable the students to learn from and interact with high profile Aviation Industry partners such as Textron Industries, Aviation Owners Pilots Association (AOPA) and Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC).
- While attending this course, students will have the opportunity to academically earn their Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Remote Pilots License (Drone-UAV) and complete all aspects of the FAA Private Pilots written course.
Career and Technology Education (CTE) Programs of Study available at Kenwood:
- Aviation Technology
- Technology Education
- Advanced Technology
- Air Force JROTC
- Carpentry
- Graphics and Printing
- Plumbing
Graduation Requirements
- Introduction to Engineering and Tech Concepts (1.0 credit)
- Class of 2018 graduation requirement course will become Foundations of Technology
Recently, Mr. Tolj and his carpentry students created this great addition to the Kenwood lawn!
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Updated 6/14/2018