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Career Pathways

Guide

Evanston Township High School

2019-2020

Updated 12/17/2018

ETHS Students and Families: The ETHS Career Pathways Programs of Study Guide is a resource designed to help students connect their course selection and extracurricular activities to their career interests and plans. The guide utilizes the National Career Cluster Framework to outline occupational choices and educational preparation that relate to the various groupings of career fields. The current employment outlook for the United States indicates that most jobs will require postsecondary education and training beyond high school. Whether a student is preparing to attend a four-year university, a two-year college, the military or the workforce, the exploration of possible pathways is vital. Though many students may continue to change their minds throughout their high school careers about their pathway selections, it is valuable for students to explore multiple areas while still in high school to assist in decisions about where their skills and passions exist. We encourage students and their families to use this guide and the ETHS Course Selection Guide to help choose courses and activities offered at ETHS that will allow students to explore and develop their career interests. Course selection should be purposeful and take into account high school graduation requirements, college admission requirements, and career preparation. If you have any further questions regarding the ETHS Career Pathway Programs of Study Guide and the National Career Cluster Framework, please contact your grade level counselor or a counselor in College & Career Services. Evanston Township High School Student Services Department

Counseling Office 847-424-7575 E125

College & Career Services Office 847-424-7160 W220

2019-2020 ETHS Career Pathways Programs of Study Guide 1

https://careertech.org/career-clusters


https://www.eths.k12.il.us/courseguide


The National Career Clusters Framework provides a vital structure for organizing and delivering quality CTE programs through learning and comprehensive programs of study. In total, there are 16 Career Clusters in the National Career Clusters Framework, representing more than 79 Career Pathways to help students navigate their way to greater success in college and career. As an organizing tool for curriculum design and instruction, Career Clusters provide the essential knowledge and skills for the 16 Career Clusters and their Career Pathways. It also functions as a useful guide in developing programs of study, bridging secondary and postsecondary curriculum, and for creating individual student plans of study for a complete range of career options. As such, it helps students discover their interests and their passions, and empowers them to choose the educational pathway that can lead to success in high school, college and career.

● Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources ● Architecture & Construction ● Arts, A/V Technology & Communications ● Business Management & Administration ● Education & Training ● Finance ● Government & Public Administration ● Health Science ● Hospitality & Tourism ● Human Services ● Information Technology ● Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security ● Manufacturing ● Marketing ● Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics ● Transportation, Distribution & Logistics

National Career Clusters Framework: http://www.careertech.org/career-clusters Illinois Career Pathways Dictionary: http://www.ides.illinois.gov/lmi/Annual%20Report/CareerPathwaysDictionary.PDF Illinois Career Cluster Model https://occrl.illinois.edu/docs/librariesprovider4/prc/career-cluster-guide.pdf?sfvrsn=24b9bc89_6 Workforce Development in Illinois: https://www.illinois.gov/employment/Pages/WorkforceDevelopment.aspx Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership "Where Are the Jobs in Cook County?" Reports http://www.workforceboard.org/reports/labor-market-data/where-are



http://www.careertech.org/knowledge-skills-statements

http://www.careertech.org/agriculture

http://www.careertech.org/architecture-construction

http://www.careertech.org/arts

http://www.careertech.org/business

http://www.careertech.org/education-training

http://www.careertech.org/finance

http://www.careertech.org/government

http://www.careertech.org/health-science

http://www.careertech.org/hospitality-tourism

http://www.careertech.org/human-services

http://www.careertech.org/information-technology

http://www.careertech.org/law

http://www.careertech.org/manufacturing

http://www.careertech.org/marketing

http://www.careertech.org/STEM

http://www.careertech.org/transportation

http://www.careertech.org/transportation

http://www.careertech.org/career-clusters

http://www.ides.illinois.gov/lmi/Annual%20Report/CareerPathwaysDictionary.PDF

https://occrl.illinois.edu/docs/librariesprovider4/prc/career-cluster-guide.pdf?sfvrsn=24b9bc89_6

https://www.illinois.gov/employment/Pages/WorkforceDevelopment.aspx

http://www.workforceboard.org/reports/labor-market-data/where-are-the-jobs/

Planning for your Future

The current employment outlook for the United States indicates that most jobs will require postsecondary education and training beyond high school. Whether an ETHS student is preparing to attend a four-year university, a two-year college, trade school, the military, apprenticeship or the workforce, the exploration of possible career pathways is vital. Though many high school students may continue to change their minds about their career pathway interests, it is valuable for students to explore multiple areas while still in high school to assist in decisions about where their skills and passions exist. ETHS students must plan their courses carefully with the assistance from their caregivers and their high school counselor. Long-term preparation begins when students first think about their four-year high school plan. As they progress toward narrowing and clarifying their choices, they must evaluate their own achievement record and check to be sure that they have up-to-date information on the programs that interest them. The ETHS Student Services team will assist all of our students in exploring career pathways to maximize their experience and development of their ICAP (Individual Career and Academic Plan). For more information about ICAPS visit https://www.eths.k12.il.us/Page/855 For more information about the Illinois PaCE Postsecondary Career Expectations visit https://www.isac.org/pace/documents/pace-framework.pdf There are 16 National Career Clusters. ETHS thoughtfully combined a few clusters to make 11 Career Clusters to explore. The following schedule examples are frameworks for discussions with your counselor. Students may follow a framework like the courses below, or select different coursework with the guidance of their counselor.

ETHS Career Pathways ● Architecture & Construction ● Arts, Audio Visual Technology, and Communication ● Business, Marketing, Management, and Finance (combined cluster) ● Information Technology & Computer Science ● Education and Training ● Manufacturing / Engineering Technology ● Government, Human Services, and Law (combined cluster) ● Health Science ● Hospitality, Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources (combined cluster) ● STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics ● Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics


https://www.eths.k12.il.us/Page/855


https://www.isac.org/pace/documents/pace-framework.pdf

Architecture & Construction

Designing, planning, managing, building, and maintaining the built environment including the use of green technologies.

Career Pathway

Guide

Pathway Coursework English Math History/ Social

Sciences World

Language Physical Ed/

Wellness Science Lunch

Year 1 Introduction to Engineering

Design

1 Humanities English

1 Algebra, Geometry, or Geometry in Construction

1 Humanities History

World Language Elective

1 Physical Education Biology Lab Lunch

Year 2 Principles of Engineering 2 English

Geometry, Geo. in

Construction, Elem.College

Algebra or 2 Algebra

Civics World

Language Elective

2 PE / Wellness Ed Chemistry Lab Lunch

Year 3 Civil

Engineering & Architecture

3 English

2 Algebra, Intermediate

College Algebra or

Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4 Engineering

Design & Development

4 English

Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective Pathway Elective

Pathway Elective Lunch

History/Social Science Elective

Introduction to Engineering Design

Foundation course of the National Project Lead The Way engineering program. Students dig deep into the design process, applying math, science, and engineering standards to hands-on projects ( OCC Dual Credit ).

Principles of Engineering Students develop skills in problem-solving, research, and design while learning strategies for design process documentation, collaboration, and presentation.

Civil Engineering & Architecture Students are introduced to important aspects of building, site design and development.

Manufacturing Engineering and Robotics Students explore the fundamentals of computerized manufacturing technology.

Engineering Design & Development

Students identify an issue and then research, design, and test a solution, ultimately presenting their solution to a panel of engineers.

• Any PLTW course • Introduction to Programming • Programming with JAVA • AB Calculus AP • AP Computer Science • AP Environmental Science • AP U.S Government & Politics • AP Physics • AP Chemistry • Accounting • Art • Automotive Technology • Cybersecurity • Digital Electronics & Arduinos • Entrepreneurship & Business Management • Manufacturing Technology • Metal Sculpture • STEAM Design Thinking & Innovation • Independent Study See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses

Consumer Education - Select one of the following courses :

• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • The American Legal System • Economics • Contemporary Adult Life • Business Law (Full Year) • Information Technology Internship/Personal Finance • Any Special Education Job Experience • Vocational Studies/Training Course

World Language - Please check with your counselor to determine language requirements. • ASL • Chinese • French • German • Japanese • Latin • Spanish


https://sites.google.com/a/eths202.org/pltw-eths/

https://www.oakton.edu/academics/dual_credit/index.php


https://www.eths.k12.il.us/domain/97

Bachelors or Higher Degree

• Architect

• Drafter/Design Technology

• Interior Designer

• Naval Architect

• Cartographers/Photogrammetrists

• Landscape Architect

• Surveyor

• Civil Engineer

• Health & Safety Engineer

• Marine Engineer

• Electrical Engineer

• Industrial Engineer

• Material Engineer

Associates Degree

• Bricklayer

• Electrician

• Plasterer

• Carpenter

• General Contractor

• Plumber

• Civil Engineer Technician

• HVAC Technician

• Roofer

• Electrical Engineer Technician

• Pipefitter

• Tile and Marble Setter

Industry Credential

• 2D CAD

• Building Codes and

Enforcement

• Refrigeration Service

• 3D CAD Design

• Domestic Refrigeration & Heating

• Kitchen and Bath Specialty

• Refrigeration/Air Conditioning

Service

• Advanced Welding

• Heating Service

• LEED Design & Certifications

• Residential Comfort Systems

• Basic Welding

• Interior Design Technology

• Perspective and Rendering

• Welding Fabrication

Consider:

• Architectural Drafting/Engineering

• Building Construction

• Construction Engineering

• Energy Management

• Mechanical Drafting

• Architectural Technology

• Building Management

• Construction Management

• Interior Architecture

• Architectural History

• Civil Engineering

• Drafting/Design Technology

• Landscape Architecture

Clubs and Activities:

• All About Games • Ambassadors • Chrome Squad • Community Service • Cultural Clubs • E-Town Tuners (Auto Club) • Girls Who Code • Green Team

• Internships • Job Shadowing • Math Team • NSERVE Summer Career Exploration • NSBEjr • Robotics Club • WYSE

• Science Olympiad • SHPEjr • Tech Student Association (TSA) • Theatrical Productions • Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity • WiSTEM • Video Production Club • Youth Tech Corp (YTC)

Additional Clubs & Athletics: ETHS Student Clubs & Activities ETHS Athletics

Resources - Career Information

Career Cruising (aka XELLO): Student Username: eths60204 Password: wildkit ETHS students can request a Career Exploration Opportunity (CEO) like a job shadow, internship, company tour, or interview via the Inspire Your Future tool within Career Cruising (aka XELLO). Inspire Your Future connects local business professionals with students explorin g their options. Students can also connect with Career Coaches via message boards. Naviance : Naviance is a comprehensive college and career readiness solution that helps districts and schools align student strengths and interests to postsecondary goals, improving student outcomes and connecting learning to life. National Career Clusters Framework Career One Stop : Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor Oakton Community College Programs of Study Oakton Community College Dual Credit For additional Career Pathways information please see your Counselor in E125 or visit College & Career Services in W220.


http://www.nserve.info/summer-career-exploration-courses?tmpl=%2Fsystem%2Fapp%2Ftemplates%2Fprint%2F&showPrintDialog=1



https://www.eths.k12.il.us/athletics

https://public.careercruising.com/en/

http://www.inspireyourfuture.org/


https://connection.naviance.com/family-connection/auth/login/?hsid=eths


https://www.careeronestop.org/ExploreCareers/explore-careers.aspx

https://www.oakton.edu/academics/academic_departments/index.php


Arts, Audio Visual Technology, and Communications

Designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing and publishing multimedia content, including visual and performing arts and design, journalism and entertainment services.

Career Pathway

Guide

Pathway Coursework English Math

History/ Social

Sciences

World Language

Physical Ed/ Wellness Science Lunch

Year 1

Choir, Orchestra, Visual Art, Band,

Fashion, Communication, Theatre, Music






Year 2



2 English

Geometry, Geo. in



Civics World

Language Elective


Year 3 Choir, Orchestra, Visual Art, Band,


3 English


College Algebra or

Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective / Dance

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4



4 English

Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective / Dance

Pathway Elective


Pathway Elective

Choir Choir Coursework: • Chorale • ETHS Concert Choir • Chambers Singers • Jazz/Show Choir • Advanced Vocal Ensemble

Orchestra Orchestra Coursework: • Orchestra Winds/Percussion • String Orchestra • Symphony Orchestra • Concert Band

Visual Art Visual Art Coursework: : • Photography • Video Production Design • Graphic Design • Metal Sculpture • Ceramics • Sculpture • Drawing • Painting • Cartooning • Animation • AP Ceramics & Sculpture • AP Drawing & Painting • AP Photography & Graphic Design • AP Art History

Band Band Coursework: • Concert Bands • Symphonic Band • Symphonic Wind Ensemble • Jazz Band • Basketball Pep Band

Fashion Fashion Coursework: • Introduction to Fashion • Advanced Fashion

Communication Communication Coursework: • Journalistic Writing and Media Production • Video Production and Design

Theatre Theatre Coursework: • Theatre • Stagecraft • Speech Arts • Debate • Wildkit Ensemble

Music Music Coursework: • Guitar • Music Technology • Piano • Music Theory • AP Music Theory

• Independent Study in the Visual Arts • Practicum: Arts and Communication • Business & Technology • Entrepreneurship & Business Strategies • Principles of Debate • Marketing • Dance • Culinary • Introduction to Computer Science • Introduction to Engineering Design • Civil Engineering & Architecture • Journalism • Wildkit Ensemble See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses


• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • Any Special Education Job Experience • Economics • The American Legal System • Contemporary Adult Life • Vocational Studies/Training Course • Information Technology Internship/Personal Finance • Business Law (Full Year) • Information Technology





• Art Director

• Art Therapist

• Conductor

• Journalist

• Performing arts (drama,

acting, dance)

• Theatre Critic

• Actor

• Artist

• Copy Editor

• Mass Communication

• Photographer

• Recording Engineer

• Theatre Educator

• Advertising / Marketing

• Choreographer

• Curator

• Music Teacher

• Producer

• Sculptor

• Videographer

• Animator

• Composer

• Dancer

• Music Therapist

• Production Designer

• Stage & Screen

Director

• Art Educator

• Computer

Programming

• Industrial Designer

• Musician

• Public Relations

• Technical Director

Associates Degree

• Business

Administration

• Marketing

• Stage Crew

• Digital Print Production

• Graphic Arts

• Package Design

• Web Design

• Entrepreneurship

• Hospitality

Management

• Recording Engineer

• Fashion Design

• International Business

• Small Business

Management

• Fashion Merchandising

• Management

• Sound Technician

Industry Credential

• Design and Package

Design

• Digital Prepress

• Rigger

• Fashion/Textiles • Fight Choreographer • Interior Design: Kitchen

and Bath

Consider:

• Art History

• Computer Graphics

• Industrial Design

• Museology / Museums

Studies

• Audio Engineering

• Design and Visual

Communications

• Photography

• Communications

• Documentary Productions

• Multimedia

• Sculpture

• Computer Graphics

• Film / Video and Photographic

Arts

• Theater and Performing Arts

• Video Game Design


• All About Games • Ambassadors • Beauty Club • Community Service • Cultural Clubs • Dance Company • Evanstonian • Fashion Club • Green Team

• Graphics Club • Internships • Debate Team • Job Shadowing • MSAN • NSERVE Summer Career Exploration • Photography Club • Robotics Club

• Sewing Club • SOAR • DECA • Theatrical Productions • Video Production Club • Writers Showcase • YAMO • Yearbook • Any Arts or Music Club

Additional Clubs & Athletics: ETHS Student Clubs & Activities ETHS Athletics


Career Cruising (aka XELLO): Student Username: eths60204 Password: wildkit ETHS students can request a Career Exploration Opportunity (CEO) like a job shadow, internship, company tour, or interview via the Inspire Your Future tool within Career Cruising (aka XELLO). Inspire Your Future connects local business professionals with students explorin g their options. Students can also connect with Career Coaches via message boards. Naviance : Naviance is a comprehensive college and career readiness solution that helps districts and schools align student strengths and interests to postsecondary goals, improving student outcomes and connecting learning to life. National Career Clusters Framework Career One Stop : Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor Oakton Community College Programs of Study Oakton Community College Dual Credit

For additional Career Pathways information please see your Counselor in E125 or visit College & Career Services in W220.















Business, Marketing, Management, & Finance

Planning, organizing, directing and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations, services for financial and investment planning, banking, insurance, business financial management, managing and performing marketing activities to reach organizational objectives.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1

Personal Finance & Careers in

Business Management


1 Algebra, Geometry, or

Algebra in Entrepreneurship




Year 2

Marketing in Sports and

Entertainment 2 English

Geometry, Algebra in

Entrepreneurship Elem.College


Civics



Entrepreneurship and Business Management

Year 3 Accounting

OR Business Law

3 English


College Algebra or Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4 Practicum: Business

Management and Info Systems

4 English Math Elective

OR Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Pathway Elective

Personal Finance and Careers in Business Management Students explore careers in business areas such as marketing, advertising, finance, and entrepreneurship.

Marketing in Sports and Entertainment Explores the basic principles of marketing with an emphasis on the sports and the entertainment world.

Entrepreneurship and Business Management

Covers the essentials of creating a startup business, including: identifying a unique value proposition, identifying a customer, offering a competitive advantage, and managing business operations.

Accounting An introductory accounting course for students considering careers in the business world.

Business Law Develops an awareness of how various legal problems affect individuals and businesses

Algebra in Entrepreneurship An interdisciplinary course that integrates Algebra with topics in business focused on entrepreneurship.

Practicum: Business Management and Info Systems

For those interested in business and related career fields such as accounting, management, and finance, sales, marketing, etc. Students attend class one period per day and work in a paid or unpaid job at least 10 hours per week.

• Algebra in Entrepreneurship • Introduction to Programming • Programming with JAVA • AP Computer Science • Computer Integrated Manufacturing • AP Psychology • Art • Automotive Technology • Culinary • Principles of Debate • Introduction to Fashion • Introduction to Engineering Design • Statistics See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses


• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • Information Technology Internship//Personal Finance • The American Legal System • Business Law (Full Year) • Economics • Any Special Education Job Experience • Contemporary Adult Life • Vocational Studies/Training Course





• Event Planner

• Entrepreneur/ Business

Owner

• Sales Manager


• Accountant/ CPA

• Financial Analyst

• Market Research Analyst

• Sports Marketing Account

Executive/ Manager

• Actuary

• Human Resources Director

• Project Manager/ Consultant

• Auditor

• Investment Banker

• Quality Management

Professional

Associates Degree

• Accounting Associate

• Human Resource

Management

• Business Administration

• Supply Chain Management

• Business Management • Entrepreneurship

Industry Credential

• Accounting

Bookkeeper/Clerk

• Certified Marketing

Management Professional

(CMMP)

• Certified Financial Analyst (CFA)

• Certified in Transportation and

Logistics (CTL)

• Information Security Manager

(CISM)

• Certified Financial Manager

(CFM)

• Certified Public Accountant

(CPA)

• Certified Financial Planner (CFP)

• Certified Management

Accountant (CMA)

• Project Management

Professional (PMP)

Consider:

• Accounting

• Economics


• Supply Chain Management

• Business Administration

• Finance

• Marketing / Advertising

• Business Management & Administration

• Hospitality Management & Leadership

• Sports Marketing / Management


• Ambassadors • Beauty Club • DECA • FCCLA • Job Shadowing • Student Council • Kellogg Connection

• Chromezone • Math Team • Debate Team • MSAN • Girls Who Code • NSERVE Summer Career Exploration

• Cultural Clubs • Community Service • Investment Club • Internships • Robotics Club • SOAR

Additional Clubs & Athletics:

ETHS Student Clubs & Activities ETHS Athletics
















Information Technology &

Computer Science

Building linkages in IT occupations for entry-level, technical and professional careers related to the design, development, support, and management of hardware, software, multimedia, and systems integration services.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1 AP Computer

Science Principles







Year 2

Introduction to Programming

2 English




Civics



Web Design

Year 3

Game Design & Programming

3 English



US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch Tech Apps for Young Adults

Year 4 Information Technology Internship


OR Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Pathway Elective

AP Computer Science Principles Students will learn fundamental programming concepts, create an interactive web page, develop a device app, and engage problems involving predictions based on computer models.

Introduction to Programming Students will learn the fundamentals of programming using the Javascript language.

Web Design Students will create web pages and multi-page websites.

Game Design & Programming Using the Unity game platform & engine, students will create 3D games. The course emphasizes programming rather than the creation of artistic content.

Tech Apps for Young Adults Introduces students to computer and integrated technology to support young adult learning and creativity.

Information Technology Internship Students will gain experience and technical skills and explore an area of technology that interests them.

• Any PLTW course • Introduction to Programming • Programming with JAVA • AB Calculus AP • AP Computer Science • Art • Accounting • Automotive Technology • Algebra in Entrepreneurship • Civil Engineering & Architecture • Digital Electronics & Aduinos • Introduction to Engineering • Principles of Engineering • Statistics • Wildkit Ensemble See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses


• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • Any Special Education Job Experience • The American Legal System • Economics • Contemporary Adult Life • Business Law (Full Year) • Information Technology Internship/Personal Finance • Internship/Personal Finance• Vocational Studies/Training Course






• Computer and Information

Research Scientist

• Manager

• Computer Network Architect

• Computer User Support

• Computer Programmer

• Network and Computer

Systems or Database

Administrator

• Computer Systems Analyst

• Scientist and System

Associates Degree

• Computer Information

Systems

• Computer Support

• Software Development

• Database Management

• Web Application Development

• Network Administration

• Web Visual Design

Industry Credential

• Cisco CCENT

• CompTIA Project+

• CIW Web Foundations Associate

• CompTIA Security+

• CompTIA IT Fundamentals

• MTA: Database Fundamentals

• CompTIA Networking+

• MTA: Windows Server

Administration Fundamentals

Consider:

• Architectural Engineering







• Construction Management

• Information Technology


• Building Constructor

• Computer Science






• Science Olympiad • SHPEjr • Tech Student Association (TSA) • Theatrical Productions • Video Production Club • Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity • WiSTEM • Youth Tech Corp (YTC)



















Education & Training Planning, managing, and providing education and training services and related learning support services.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1 Introduction to

Child Development







Year 2 Advanced Child Development 2 English




Civics World

Language Elective


Year 3 AP Psychology 3 English



US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4 Introduction to Teaching 4 English Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Pathway Elective

Introduction to Child Development Students are introduced to topics relating to the growth and care of infants and toddlers.

Advanced Child Development This is an advanced course for students interested in an in-depth, laboratory experience teaching and working with preschool aged children.

AP Psychology An in-depth study on the behavior and mental processes of human beings and other animals. Psychological facts, principles, and phenomena associated with each of the major subfields within psychology are also examined

Introduction to Teaching This double-period course is designed for students who wish to explore a career in education.

• African American Studies • American Studies • Art • Anatomy/Physiology • Astronomy • AP Computer Science • AP US Government & Politics • Chicano Movement • Principles of Debate • Child Psychology • Culinary • Entrepreneurship • Introduction to Health Sciences Careers • Marketing • Music • STEM in Sports • Theatre • Video Production • Wildkit Ensemble See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses


• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • The American Legal System • Economics • Contemporary Adult Life • Business Law (Full Year) • Information Technology Internship/Personal Finance • Internship/Personal Finance • Any Special Education Job Experience • Vocational Studies/Training Course





• Administrator

• Librarian

• Speech Language

Pathologist

• Clinical Psychologist

• Principal

• Teacher

• School Social Worker

• Curriculum Developer

• School Counselor

• Teacher of the Blind/Deaf

• School Psychologist

• Education Administration

• Special Education Teacher

• Career Tech Ed Teacher

• University Professor

Associates Degree

• Child Care Assistant • Library Technician • Preschool Teacher • Teacher Assistant

Industry Credential

• Adobe Certifications • CDL License • Gateway ECE Credential • Microsoft Office Certifications

Consider:

• Clinical Psychologist

• Multicultural / ESL Education

• Special Education

• Early Childhood Education

• School Administration

• Sports and Fitness Management

• Library Science

• School Counseling

• World Languages


• Ambassadors • Dance Marathon • FCCLA • Speech Team • MSAN • Best Buddies

• Community Service • Debate Team • Internships • NSERVE Summer Career Exploration • Student Council • SOAR • Students Without Borders

• Cultural Clubs • DECA • Job Shadowing • Theatre • Team ASAP • Video Production Club


















Manufacturing & Engineering Technology

Planning, managing, and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products, which includes related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance and manufacturing/process engineering.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1 Introduction to Engineering

Design






Year 2 Manufacturing Technology 2 English

Geometry, Geo. in



Civics World

Language Elective


Year 3 Manufacturing, Engineering &

Robotics 3 English


College Algebra or

Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4 Engineering

Design & Development

4 English

Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Pathway Elective


Foundation course of the National Project Lead The Way engineering program. Students dig deep into the design process, applying math, science, and engineering standards to hands-on projects ( OCC Dual Credit ).

Metal Sculpture Students will develop artistic and technical skills by creating projects out of metal.

Manufacturing Technology Introduces welding and the tools, machines, materials, and processes used in the manufacturing industry.

Manufacturing Engineering & Robotics Students explore the fundamentals of computerized manufacturing technology.

Engineering Design & Development

Engineering Design and Development is the capstone course for the Project Lead the Way Engineering (PLTW) program and is appropriate for 12th-grade students.

• Any PLTW course • Introduction to Programming • Programming with JAVA • AB Calculus AP • AP Computer Science • AP Environmental Science • AP U.S Government & Politics • AP Physics • AP Chemistry • Accounting • Art • Automotive Technology • Digital Electronics & Arduinos • Engineering Design and Development • Entrepreneurship & Business Management • Manufacturing Technology • Metal Sculpture • STEAM Design Thinking & Innovation • STEM in Sports • Independent Study See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses











• CNC Operator

• Engineer

• Musical Instrument

Designer

• CNC Programmer


• Quality Control

• Design Engineer

• Machinist

• Tool and Die Maker

• Electrical Engineering

• Mechanical Engineer

• Welder

Associates Degree

• Advanced Manufacturing

• Industrial Manufacturing

• Manufacturing Technology

Industry Credential

• American Welding Society

(AWS) (Offered at Harper

College)

• Electronics Technician

• Society of Manufacturing

Engineers (SME)

• Industrial Technician

• Technology and Manufacturing

Aligned (TMA)

• National Institute of Metalworking

Skills

• Water Operator in Training

Consider:

• Computer Engineering Technology

• Industrial Production Technician

• Machine Tool Technology

• Mechanical Engineering

• Occupational Safety and Health

Technology

• Engineering

• Industrial Technology

• Manufacturing Engineering

• Metallurgical Engineering

• Plastics and Polymer Engineering

• Tool & Die Technology

• Engineering Technology

• Laser and Optical Technology

• Manufacturing Production

• Nuclear/ Nuclear Power Technology

• Robotics Technology




• Science Olympiad • SHPEjr • Tech Student Association (TSA) • Theatrical Productions • Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity • Video Production Club • WiSTEM • Youth Tech Corp (YTC)




Career Cruising (aka XELLO): Student Username: eths60204 Password: wildkit ETHS students can request a Career Exploration Opportunity (CEO) like a job shadow, internship, company tour, or interview via the Inspire Your Future tool within Career Cruising (aka XELLO). Inspire Your Future connects local business professionals with students explorin g their options. Students can also connect with Career Coaches via message boards. Naviance : Naviance is a comprehensive college and career readiness solution that helps districts and schools align student strengths and interests to postsecondary goals, improving student outcomes and connecting learning to life. National Career Clusters Framework Career One Stop : Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor Oakton Community College Programs of Study Oakton Community College Dual Credit For additional Career Pathways information please see your Counselor in E125 or visit College & Career Services in W220..


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Government, Human Services, and Law

Planning, managing and providing legal, public safety, protective services, and homeland security, families and human needs such as counseling and mental health services, family and community services, personal care and consumer services. Planning and performing government functions at the local, state and federal levels, including governance, national security, foreign service, planning, revenue and taxation, and regulations.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1 Principles of Debate







Year 2 Business Law 2 English




Civics World

Language Elective


Year 3 AP US

Government and Politics

3 English



US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4

The American Legal System


OR Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Intro to Public Safety

Pathway Elective

Principles of Debate This course is an introduction to public speaking, research, listening and strategic skills required by successful debaters.

Business Law This course develops an awareness of how various legal problems affect individuals and businesses.

AP US Government and Politics

The course aims to illustrate the rich diversity of political life, to show available institutional alternatives, to explain differences in processes and policy outcomes, and to communicate to students the importance of global political and economic changes.

The American Legal System

Explores the nature of crime, its causes, prevention, and consequences as well as those who work within the criminal justice system, while teaching students about their rights and responsibilities under the US Constitution.

Introduction to Public Safety This course introduces students to two areas of public safety: law enforcement and fire science ( OCC Dual Credit ).

• AP US History • AP Psychology • Advanced Debate • African American Studies • American Studies • Chicano Movement • Child Development • Child Psychology • Entrepreneurship • Accounting • Journalistic Writing & Production • Health Careers • Economics • Philosophy • Statistics • Sociology of Class, Gender, and Race • Senior Studies • STEM in Sports • Wildkit Ensemble See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses


• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • The American Legal System • Economics • Contemporary Adult Life • Business Law (Full Year) • Vocational Studies/Training Course • Information Technology Internship/Personal Finance • Any Special Education Job Experience






• Art Therapist

• Dietitian

• Social Worker

• Caseworker

• Lawyer

• Substance Abuse Counselor

• Clergy

• Music Therapist

• Vocational Counselor

• Counselor

• Psychologist

Associates Degree

• Child Care Assistant

• Firefighter

• Personal Fitness Trainer

• Community Service Director

• Law Enforcement Officer

• Cosmetology

• Massage Therapist

• Early Childhood Center

• Paralegal

Industry Credential

• Certified Corrections

Officer

• CPR Certification

• Paralegal Studies Certificate

• EMT Certification

• Paramedic Certificate

• OSHA Certification

Consider:

• Audiology & Speech Pathology

• Child Development

• Criminal Justice

• Political Science

• World Languages

• Bioethics/ Medical Ethics

• Clinical Psychology

• Forensics Psychology

• Occupational Therapy

• Psychology

• Child Clinical Psychology

• Clinical/ Medical Social Worker

• Philosophy

• Sociology


• Military Visit Week

• DECA

• Mock Trial

• MSAN

• Cultural Clubs

• Best Buddies

• Beauty Club

• Debate Team

• Cultural Clubs

• Internships

• Model UN

• Student Council

• Students without Borders

• Ambassadors

• Fire Explorers Program

• Police Explorers Program

• Job Shadowing

• NSERVE Summer Career Exploration

• SOAR

• Emerge






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Health Science

Planning, managing and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnology research and development.

Career

Pathway Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language

Physical Ed/

Wellness Science Lunch

Year 1

Personal Finance & Careers in

Health Sciences/Human

Services







Year 2 Introduction to Child Development 2 English




Civics World

Language Elective

2 PE / Wellness

Ed Chemistry Lab Lunch

Year 3

Introduction to Health Science

Careers 3 English



US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective/ Dance

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Child Psychology

Year 4 Practicum: Health Science 4 English

Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective/ Dance

AP Biology, or Pathway

Elective

AP Biology Lab or

Pathway Elective

Lunch Pathway Elective

Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services

Explores a wide range of careers in the Health Science, Human Services, and Tourism Career Pathways.

Introduction to Child Development Students are introduced to topics relating to the growth and care of infants and toddlers.

Introduction to Health Science Careers

Students learn about various aspects of the human body via anatomy and physiology instruction, labs, class activities, field trips and project-based learning.

Child Psychology Provides an overview of the theory and principles of human development from birth.

Practicum: Health Science Students interested in health-related careers. Previous work sites include veterinary clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, dental offices, medical labs, physician offices, and pharmacies. Option: Walgreens Pharmacy Technician Training towards the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam .

• AB Calculus AP • AP Biology • AP Chemistry • AP Computer Science • AP Environmental Science • AP Physics • AP US Government & Politics • Art • Anatomy and Physiology • Child Development • Child Psychology • Debate • Culinary • Entrepreneurship • Health Science Practicum • Introduction to Health Sciences Careers • STEM in Sports • Wildkit Ensemble • World Language • Independent Study See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses





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• Dentist / Dental Technician

• Occupational Therapist

• Physician / Surgeon

• Dietitian and Nutritionist

• Optometrist

• Psychologist

• Emergency Medical

• Paramedic

• Therapist

• Nurse

• Pharmacist / Pharmacy

Technician

Associates Degree

• Dental Hygiene


Services

• Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography

• Health Information Technology

• Radiologic Technology

• Diagnostic Medical

Sonography

• Dietetic Technician

• Nursing

Industry Credential

• Cardiographic Technician


Technician (EMT)

• Community Health

• Health Information Technology

• Radiologic Technology

• Dietary Manager

• Pharmacy Technician

• Emergency Medical Services

• Practical Nursing (LPN)

Consider:

• Biotechnology

• Medicine

• Community Health & Preventive Medicine

• Nursing

• Dentistry

• Pharmacy


• Ambassadors

• Best Buddies

• Chrome Squad

• Community Service

• Cultural Clubs

• E-Town Tuners (Auto Club)

• Girls Who Code

• Green Team

• MSAN

• Internships

• Job Shadowing

• Math Team

• NSERVE Summer Career

Exploration

• NSBEjr

• Robotics Club

• Student Without Borders

• SOAR

• Science Olympiad

• SHPEjr

• Tech Student Association (TSA)

• Theatrical Productions

• Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity

• WiSTEM

• WYSE

• Youth Tech Corp (YTC)


















Hospitality, Food, Agriculture, and

Natural Resources

Management, marketing, and operations of restaurants and other food services, lodging, attractions, recreation events and travel-related services The production, processing, marketing, distribution, financing and development of agricultural commodities and resources including food, fiber, wood products, natural resources, horticulture, and other plant products/resources.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language

Physical Ed/ Welfare Science Lunch

Year 1 1 Culinary







Web Design

Year 2

2 Culinary

2 English




Civics World

Language Elective

2 PE / Wellness Ed Chemistry Lab Lunch Marketing in

Sports & Entertainment

Year 3 3 Culinary

3 English


College Algebra or

Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch Urban Agriculture

Year 4 Entrepreneurship

& Business Management

4 English

Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Pathway Elective

Culinary Students learn basic cooking skills and techniques through classroom and lab experiences. In advanced classes, students will have the opportunity to earn Food Safety and Sanitation Manager certification .

Web Design Students will create web pages and multi-page websites.

Marketing in Sports & Entertainment

Explores the basic principles of marketing with an emphasis on the sports and entertainment world.

Urban Agriculture Students learn sustainable agricultural practices as the primary caretakers of the ETHS “Edible Acre” garden.

Entrepreneurship & Business Management

Covers the essentials of creating a startup business, including: identifying a unique value proposition, identifying a customer, offering a competitive advantage, and managing business operations.

• AP Chemistry • AP Environmental Science • AP Psychology • Accounting • Algebra in Entrepreneurship • Anatomy and Physiology • Art • Child Development/ Psychology • Culinary • Entrepreneurship & Business Management • Marketing in Sports/Entertainment • Metal Sculpture • Personal Finance and Careers in Business Management • Statistics • STEM in Sports • Urban Agriculture • Web Design • World Language • Independent Study See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses





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• Baker

• Food Service Manager

• USDA Inspector

• Chef and Head Cook

• Plant Pathologist

• Ecologist

• Restaurateur

• Environmental Engineer

• Toxicologist

Associates Degree

• Conservation Worker • Dietetic Technician • Hospitality Management • Hotel Management

Industry Credential

• Certified Decorator

• Certified Food Service

Management Professional

• Certified Engineering Operations

Executive

• Certified Hospitality Accountant

Executive

• Certified Event Planner

• Certified Human Resources

Executive

• ServSafe Employee & Cust.

Safety Certification

• Certified Executive Chef

• Certified Lodging Security

Director (CLSD)

Consider:

• Agricultural Domestic Services

• Biotechnology

• Training

• Agriculture

• Cooking and Related Culinary Arts / Chef

• Baking and Pastry Arts / Baker / Pastry

• Restaurant/ Food Service Management


• Ambassadors • Chrome Squad • Community Service • Cultural Clubs • Cooking Club • E-Town Tuners (Auto Club) • FCCLA • Girls Who Code

• Internships • Job Shadowing • Math Team • NSERVE Summer Career Exploration • NSBEjr • Robotics Club

• Science Olympiad • SHPEjr • Tech Student Association (TSA) • Theatrical Productions • Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity • WiSTEM • Youth Tech Corp (YTC)


















STEM Science Technology Engineering Math

Planning, managing and providing scientific research and professional and technical services (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) including laboratory and testing services and research and development services.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1

Engineering / Technology Course or

STEM Elective






Year 2 Engineering / Technology Course or

STEM Elective

2 English

Geometry, Geo. in



Civics World

Language Elective


Year 3 STEM Elective 3 English


College Algebra or

Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4 STEM Elective 4 English Math or STEM

Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective Science or

STEM Elective

STEM Elective Lunch

Pathway Elective

Engineering Coursework: • Introduction to Engineering Design • Principles of Engineering • Civil Engineering & Architecture • Manufacturing Engineering and Robotics • Engineering Design & Development • Digital Electronics & Arduinos

Computer Science Coursework: • Computer Science Principles • AP Computer Science • Advanced App Development • Cybersecurity

Science Coursework: • Anatomy and Physiology • Astronomy • Astrophysics • Biology • Chemistry/Physics • AP Environmental Science • AP Biology • AP Chemistry • AP Physics • Geoscience and the Environment • Urban Agriculture

Math Coursework: • AP Statistics • AP Calculus AB • AP Calculus BC • Pre Calculus • MV Calculus/Linear Algebra

Research Coursework: • STEAM Design Thinking & Innovation • Independent Study

• Any PLTW course • Introduction to Programming • Programming with JAVA • AB Calculus AP • AP Computer Science • AP Environmental Science • AP U.S Government & Politics • AP Physics • AP Chemistry • Accounting • Art • Automotive Technology • Digital Electronics & Arduinos • Entrepreneurship & Business Management • Manufacturing Technology • Metal Sculpture • Personal Finance and Careers in Business Management • STEAM Design Thinking & Innovation • STEM in Sports • Independent Study See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses


• Personal Finance & Careers in Business Mgt/Info Systems • Personal Finance & Careers in Health Sciences/Human Services • Personal Finance & Engineering Design Thinking • Any CTE Practicum Course • Vocational Studies/Training Course • The American Legal System • Business Law (Full Year) • Economics • Contemporary Adult Life • Information Technology Internship/Personal Finance • Any Special Education Job Experience






• Aeronautical Engineer

• Astronomer

• Chemist


• Petroleum Engineer

• Statistician

• Aerospace Engineer

• Automotive Engineer

• Computer Engineer

• Marine Engineer

• Physicist

• STEM Teacher

• Analytical Chemist

• Biologist

• Ecologist

• Marine Scientist

• Programmer

• Anthropologist

• Botanist

• Environmental Scientist

• Nano Scientist

• Quality-Control

Scientist

• Archaeologist

• Chemical Engineer

• Geologist

• Nuclear Engineer

• Solar Engineer

Associates Degree

• See “Industry Certificates

Industry Credential

• Biological Technician

• Fire Science

• Petroleum Technician

• Chemical Technician

• Industrial Technician

• Research Technician

• Civil Technician

• Mathematical

Technician

• Electronics Technician

• Mechanical Technician

• Veterinary Technician

• Environmental Technician

• Nano-Technician

• Water Operator in Training

Consider:

• Aerospace Engineering

• Astronautical/Space Engineering

• Biological/Biosystems Engineering

• Ecology

• Environmental Engineer

• Information Technology

• Manufacturing Engineer

• Applied Economics

• Astronomy

• Chemistry

• Electrical Engineer

• Geology / Earth Science

• Laser and Optical Engineer

• Mining and Mineral Engineering

• Applied Mathematics

• Astrophysics

• Computer Science

• Engineering

• Informatics

• Management Science

• Petroleum Engineering


• All About Games

• Ambassadors

• Chrome Squad • Community Service

• Cultural Clubs

• E-Town Tuners (Auto Club) • Girls Who Code

• Internships

• Job Shadowing

• Math Team

• NSERVE Summer

Career Exploration

• NSBEjr

• Robotics Club


• SHPEjr




• WiSTEM







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Transportation, Distribution, and

Logistics

Planning, management and movement of people, materials and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail and water, and related professional and technical support services, such as transportation infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment, and facility maintenance.

Career Pathway

Guide


History/ Social

Sciences

World Language


Year 1 Introduction to

Engineering Design






Year 2 Automobile Maintenance 2 English

Geometry, Geo. in



Civics World

Language Elective


Year 3 1 Auto Technology 3 English


College Algebra or

Pre Calculus

US History

World Language

OR Pathway Elective

PE Elective

Physics OR

Science Elective

Lab Lunch

Year 4 2 Auto Technology 4 English

Math Elective OR

Pathway Elective

*Consumer Education

World Language

OR Pathway Elective



Pathway Elective


Foundation course of the National Project Lead The Way engineering program.Students dig deep into the design process, applying math, science, and engineering standards to hands-on projects ( OCC Dual Credit )

Automobile Maintenance Intended for current or future car owners and drivers. Covers the vehicle operation, care, and most commonly performed maintenance and service operations used in auto upkeep.

1 Auto Technology Beginning course for students serious about working in auto technology or a related field. Provides an overview of the function and operation of the automobile with an emphasis on two important areas: electricity/electronics and suspension/steering. Students can earn Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) student certification.

2 Auto Technology The course focuses on enhancing skills in electricity/electricity and suspension/steering, as well as brakes and engine performance/driveability. Students can earn Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) student certification.

• Any PLTW course • Introduction to Programming • Programming with JAVA • AP Computer Science • AP Environmental Science • AP Physics • Accounting • Art • Automotive Technology • Digital Electronics & Arduinos • Entrepreneurship & Business Management • Manufacturing Technology • Metal Sculpture • Personal Finance and Careers in Business Management • Stagecraft • Statistics • Independent Study See the ETHS Course Selection Guide for additional courses







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• Aircraft Maintenance

Technician

• Bus and Truck Mechanics and

Diesel

• Engine and other Assembler

• Installation, Maintenance and

Repair Worker

• Engine Specialist

• Mechanic

Associates Degree

• Air Traffic Controller

• Avionics Tech

• Aircraft Mechanic

• Civil Engineer tech

• Auto Body Repair

• Customs Broker

• Auto Salesperson

• Helicopter Pilot

Industry Credential

• Inventory Control /

Production Control

• Physical Distribution Management

• Transportation management

• Purchasing • Supply Chain Management

Consider:

• Architectural Engineering









• Construction Management / Building

Engineer



• All About Games

• Ambassadors

• Chrome Squad

• Community Service

• Cultural Clubs

• E-Town Tuners (Auto Club)

• Girls Who Code

• Internships

• Job Shadowing

• Math Team

• NSERVE Summer Career

Exploration

• NSBEjr

• Robotics Club

• Video Production Club


• SHPEjr




• WiSTEM

• WYSE



















ETHS Academic Departments and Programs

Academic Supports

Advanced Placement

CTE- Career & Technical Education

Engineering: Project Lead the Way

English and Reading

Fine Arts

Mathematics

Physical Wellness and Drivers Education

Science

History and Social Science

Special Education

Summer School

Testing and Exams

World Languages and Bilingual Education

Additional Resources

● Dual Credit (Oakton Community College)

● ETHS Course Selection Guide

● ETHS Graduation Requirement s

● College Admission Requirements Comparison Chart

● D202 Board Policies & Goals

● ETHS Student Handbook: The Pilot

● ETHS Summer School

● ETHS School Profile

● NCAA Eligibility Information (Collegebound Student Athletes)

● Oakton Community College Programs of Study

● Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Pre-Engineering Program

Evanston Township High School

● Advanced Placement (AP)

● Career Planning Resources

● College and Career Services

● CTE Career Programs and Certifications

● ICAPs- Individual Career and Academic Plans

● Post Secondary Resources for Students with Disabilities

● Resources of Undocumented Students (DREAMers)

● Student Services Department

● The Writing Center

ETHS Student Activities ● Clubs and Student Activities

ETHS Athletics ● Wildkit Sports and Athletics



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