 Mission and GoalThe mission of North Carolina Secondary Career and Technical Education is to empower all students to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. Our goal is to offer programs that are designed to contribute to the broad educational achievement of students including basic skills such as reading, writing, mathematics, and science. CTE is also designed to develop students' ability to work independently, as part of a team, think creatively, solve problems, and utilize technology.Staff DirectoryCTE Director/Instructional Management Coordinator Kristy Moore, CTE Department Chair 910-592-2067 X. 1811
Career Development/Special Populations Coordinator Erin Cain 910-592-2067 X. 1894Agricultural Education Ronnie Warren FFA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1833
Nathan Chabot FFA Advisor nchabot@clinton.k12.nc.us 910-592-2067 X.1834
Business, Finance and Information Technology Education Jennifer Thompson FBLA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1863
Yvette Bennett FBLA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1879
Family & Consumer Sciences Education Tracy Hatcher FCCLA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1855
Donna Owens FCCLA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1856
Twanda Moore FCCLA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1858 Health Sciences Education Kathy Colwell HOSA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1846
Marketing and Entrepreneurship Education Venetia Mann DECA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1892
Public Safety Academy (coming in 2018-19 school year) Lee Coleman 910-592-2067 x.________ Technology, Engineering & Design Education Chaka Shipp TSA Advisor 910-592-2067 X. 1831
James Moore TSA Advisor jmoore@clinton.k12.nc.us910-592-2067 X. 1828 Sampson Middle School Business and Exploring Careers - Middle Grades Stephanie B. Carter 910-592-3327 X. 1720 Anita Moore 910-592-3327 X. 1721 Ron Davis 910-592-3327 X. 1771 Curriculum and InstructionStudents are encouraged to take courses from the following career clusters/pathways in order to learn more in depth about the careers of their interest. To be a CTE Concentrator, students must take at least 4 courses from 1 of the career clusters, 1 of the courses must be a the completer level (indicated by a diamond) and the 4 course can come from the foundation or enhancement section. Example: Health Team Relations, Health Science I, Health Science II and Microsoft Word and Power Point. Tips: Career Management and Personal Finance are in all Career Clusters. The Internship course is an enhancement in each cluster. The Advanced Studies and CCP courses are foundation courses in each cluster. Program Areas Offered in Clinton City SchoolsMiddle GradesComputer Skills and Applications Exploring Business, Marketing and Entrepreneurship Exploring Career Decisions High School Agricultural Education Business, Finance Information Technology Education Family and Consumer Sciences Education Health Sciences Education Marketing and Entrepreneurship Education Public Safety Academy Technology, Engineering and Design Education Within our program areas, we offer Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) where students enrolled in a program are eligible for membership. The organizations serve as an enhancement to civic awareness and provide leadership opportunities for developing social competencies and an overall positive attitude about living and working. Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs)FFA - National FFA Organization (Agriculture)FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America FCCLA - Family, Career and Community Leaders of America HOSA - Health Occupations Students of America DECA - An Association of Marketing Students TSA - Technology Student Association Career and Technical Education Good News Clinton Student, Elijah Bryant, Enjoys Intern Experience at Schindler CTE Student, Bryant, Enjoys Intern Experience DECA Students Place in Competition Clinton High School Students Received Lessons from Culinary Specialist CTE Honor (HN) CoursesAg Mechanics II Horticulture II Animal Science II Health Science II Sports and Entertainment Marketing II Business Law I Technological Design Engineering Design Robotics I
Career MappingNC Career Clusters Guide 2015, book Career Seminar Series - Resources WorkKeys North Carolina Career Readiness Certificate (NC CRC)  Ways to Learn and Earn with CTE at CHS(Email Kristy Moore kmoore@clinton.k12.nc.us or Erin Cain ecain@clinton.k12.nc.us or look below in the Content for forms, documents, applications.)
Credentials and Certifications
The importance of earning an industry-recognized credential or certificate:
Where and how can you earn these credentials: •WorkKeys test is offered to seniors who are CTE Concentrators-they will earn a National Career Readiness Certification •Health Science II course offers CPR and First Aid certificates •Personal Finance course offers EverFi-Financial Literacy •Microsoft Word and PowerPoint course and the Microsoft Excel course offers Microsoft Office Specialist certifications •Agriculture Applications course offers NC Hunter Safety certificate •Foods II course offers the ServSafe-Food Safety Manager Certification
 CTE Honor SocietyDisclaimerIt is the policy of Clinton City Schools' Career and Technical Education Department not to discriminate in its admission requirements, educational programs, activities or employment policies in regard to sex, race, color, national origin, creed, or disability. Es la política de Profesional y Técnica del Departamento de Educación Clinton City Schools 'no discriminar en sus requisitos de admisión, programas educativos, actividades o políticas de empleo en relación con el sexo, la raza, color, nacionalidad, credo o discapacidad.
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