Meet our CTE Department
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- Dr. Holt: Instructional Management Coordinator (IMC)
- Department Chair, Teacher Support, Instructional/Curriculum Support, Inventory Management, & Testing
- Dr. Pendergrass: CTE Career Development Coordinator (CDC), Work-Based Learning Coordinator, & Academy Coordinator
- Co-Department Chair, Student Support, and Academy Support
Teachers:
Business, Finance, and Information Technology / Marketing & Entrepreneurship:- Gerald Holt: Entrepreneurship & Business Essentials
- Joe Serviss: Sports & Entertainment Marketing & Entrepreneurship I
Family & Consumer Sciences:- Jada Clinkscales: Foods & Nutrition I
- Kimberly Eury: Apparel I & Principles of Family & Human Services
- Kelly Botts: Foods & Nutrition I and II
Health Sciences:- Karen Golie: Foundations of Health Science & Health Sciences I
Science, Technology, Engineering & Math:- Adam Storms: AOEA Intro to Engineering, AOEA Honors Advanced Manufacturing I and II, AOEA Principles of Engineering
- Dave Parisi: AOEA Robotics I and II
Trade & Industrial:- Jeff Murray: Automotive Service Fundamentals, & Auto Service I, II
- Darren Hartsell: Core & Sustainable Construction, & Masonry I
- Dr. Holt: Instructional Management Coordinator (IMC)
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NEWS: AP into CTE
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) and the College Board are working together to remove the distinction between “college-ready” and “career-ready” coursework. All students must be college AND career ready and must develop the academic knowledge and technical skills required for the future workforce.
This spotlight series will outline the steps NCDPI is taking to ensure students have access to advanced coursework throughout their CTE programs of study. The first spotlight will focus on selecting which AP courses to embed into the state’s CTE programs of study.
Selecting AP Courses to Embed into CTE Programs of Study
North Carolina currently embeds AP Computer Science Principles (AP CSP) and AP Computer Science A into its Computer Science and Information Technology Education Cluster. By the 2022-2023 school year, AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics will be added to the Business, Finance, and Marketing Cluster; and AP Statistics will be added to the state’s new Data Science Cluster.
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