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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS


        Engineering and Technology—Project Lead the Way                            Available School Options
        The Engineering and Technology programs are affiliated with Project Lead the Way
        (PLTW), a not–for–profit organization that forms partnerships with public schools,   Choice
        colleges, universities, and the private sector to increase the quantity and quality of     · Forest Hill Community High
        engineers and engineering technologists graduating from our educational system.     · Glades Central Community High
                                                                                      · Jupiter Community High
        PLTW has developed a four–year sequence of courses including Introduction to     · Olympic Heights Community High
        Engineering Design, Digital Electronics, Principles of Engineering, Civil Engineering     · Palm Beach Central
        and Architecture, and Engineering Design and Development. All students applying   In–House: None available
        to these programs must meet the following eligibility criteria: 2.5 GPA.
        Entrepreneurship                                                           Available School Options
        The Entrepreneurship program encompasses both academic knowledge and practical
        skills  to  prepare  young  people  for  responsible  citizenship  and  the  world  of  work.   Choice
        Fostering entrepreneurship attitudes and skills in secondary schools raises awareness of     · Spanish River Community High
        career opportunities, as well as ways young people can contribute to the development   In–House:
        and prosperity of their communities. All students applying to this program must     · Park Vista Community High
        meet the following eligibility criteria: 2.5 GPA.
        Environmental Science and Field Research                                   Available School Options
        The Environmental Science and Field Research program meets the needs of students   Choice
        wishing to pursue an academic curriculum with an emphasis on research and
        environmental studies. Students explore and evaluate the many challenges related     · Forest Hill Community High
                                                                                      · Jupiter Community High
        to local, regional and global environments. All students are involved in a learning–  In–House: None available
        through–discovery approach, developing research and thinking skills. Field studies,
        as well as a variety of current technologies, are utilized throughout the programs.
        Ecosystem restoration, water–related problems, agricultural awareness, field research
        and sustainability in the 21st century are some of the issues students investigate.All
        students applying to these programs must meet the following eligibility criteria:
        2.5 GPA.

        Equine/Pre–Veterinary                                                      Available School Options
        The Equine/Pre–Veterinarian program provides students with an opportunity to pursue
        a rigorous, accelerated science program to prepare them for veterinary medicine and/  Choice
        or animal sciences at the college level. Due to the rigorous science curriculum, this     · Wellington Community High
        program is appropriate for students preparing for a college program in pre–medicine   In–House: None available
        or fields requiring a strong foundation in upper level sciences. Topics include horse
        anatomy and physiology, behavior, parasitology, disease, lameness, etc. Students
        in this program are required to complete twenty hours of community service in an
        animal–based area during each year of high school and intern with an animal health
        care  facility,  complete  research  assignments  in  animal  health  care/medicine,  and
        prepare veterinary case studies as a senior in high school. All students applying to
        this program must meet the following eligibility criteria: 3.0 GPA and Algebra I or
        Algebra I Honors required.
        Fashion Design
        The Fashion Design program is designed to provide high school students with skills   Available School Options
        necessary for careers in fashion design, fashion merchandising, costume design, and   Choice: None available
        entrepreneurship. The Fashion Design academy has a rich, hands–on curriculum   In–House
        focusing  on design skills and a broad  array of  garment construction techniques.     · John I. Leonard High
        Students will experience all aspects of garment construction and design, perfecting
        skills in advanced garment construction, computerized garment design, and creative
        embroidery design using advanced technology to simulate industry standards. There
        are no eligibility criteria required for students applying to these programs.




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