Parents & Students

Welcome, Parents and Students.

Welcome! Our district is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and inspiring learning community where every student can thrive. We partner with families and caregivers to support academic growth, social-emotional development, and real-world readiness. Here you’ll find timely updates, helpful resources, and ways to get involved — from classroom volunteers to family workshops and community events.

We value clear communication, high expectations, and a culture of respect. Together, we’ll celebrate student achievements, address challenges, and ensure every child has the tools and support they need to succeed. Thank you for being an essential part of our school community — your engagement makes a meaningful difference.

High School CTE Credit Options for Middle School Students

Students entering middle school now have the opportunity to enroll in Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses that count toward high school credit. These courses are designed to introduce young learners to practical, career-focused skills and pathways while they’re still in a supportive exploratory stage.

Here are some key points for families and students to consider when selecting courses:

Early exposure to career pathways: Middle school CTE courses let students explore fields such as engineering, health sciences, information technology, culinary arts, and visual communications — helping them discover interests before selecting high school programs.
High school credit advantage: Completing designated CTE classes in middle school earns students credit that applies toward their future high school graduation requirements, potentially freeing up space in later schedules for advanced electives, dual enrollment, or additional CTE specialization.
Skill-building and real-world relevance: Courses emphasize hands-on learning, problem-solving, teamwork, and technical literacy — skills that employers and higher education value. Many classes include project-based assessments and industry-aligned standards.
Smooth transition and academic support: Middle school CTE is scaffolded for younger learners with age-appropriate content, precise prerequisites, and teacher support to ensure students are prepared for more rigorous high school-level coursework.
Pathway planning: Earning early credits helps students begin a coherent CTE sequence sooner, increasing the likelihood of completing industry certifications, capstone projects, or internships by the end of high school.
Family involvement and guidance: Counselors and CTE coordinators are available to help families understand how middle school credits apply to individual graduation plans and to advise on course selection that aligns with students’ interests and long-term goals.