• Offers an engineering and technology program affiliated with the national pre-engineering program,

• Project Lead the Way (PLTW)

• Introduces students to the engineering and technology field through a vigorous four-year sequence of
  pre-engineering courses, combined with college preparatory mathematics and science courses

• Allows students to apply mathematics and science skills to real-world problems and the opportunity to
  explore the broad field of engineering

• Develops team building and problem solving skills through an interactive, hands-on, and project-based
  curriculum

• Offers the opportunity to obtain up to 15 hours of college transcript engineering credit

• Updates curriculum annually

• Promotes a program which is evaluated at local, state, and national levels, operates in 45 states from New York to California, and is the lead (PLTW) pre-engineering program

Eligibility Requirements:
Min. 2.5 overall GPA and a min. of 3.0 GPA in academy courses
Faculty recommendations
Interview

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Please visit the CCS Choice Program page to apply

• Offers a biomedical sciences curriculum affiliated with the National Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Program

• Enables students to enter post-secondary programs covering the entire range of health care professional
  opportunities

• Promotes rigorous academics and intensive career planning

• Requires clinical and/or mentoring experiences

• Offers internship opportunities at Womack Army Medical Center and mentorships at health care facilities
  throughout the county

• Encourages student membership in the career and technical student organization, Health Occupations
  Students of America (HOSA)

• Offers possibilities for post-secondary scholarships

Eligibility Requirements:
2.5 overall GPA and a min. of 3.0 GPA in academy courses
Faculty recommendations
Interview

Apply Here

Please visit the CCS Choice Program page to apply

• Opens Doors to an industry with consistent growth and numerous opportunities

• Offers classes to get students ready for a career path in the Automotive Collision Repair Industry through a series of classes that include:

  • Intro to Collision Repair

  • Non-Structural Technician-ProLevel 1

  • Refinish Technician-ProLevel 1

• Opportunities connected to this program include

  • Business (Management Positions)

  • Engineering (Designing cars requires understanding construction)

  • Estimating

• This program allows students to develop team-building and problem-solving skills through hands-on activities

• Allows students to apply and build mathematics and science skills while solving real-world problems

• Offers the opportunity to get college credit for these classes

Students learn how damaged vehicles are assessed, repaired, and refinished. Hands-on training connects technical knowledge

with practical skills used in the collision repair industry. Westover is recognized as an I-CAR Academy School, giving students opportunities to pursue industry-recognized learning and credentials.

• Study collision repair fundamentals, non-structural repair, and refinishing.

• Practice the careful, step-by-step work involved in restoring a vehicle to its original condition after a collision.

• Earn credentials from the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR).

No additional prerequisites reported. Apply through CCS Choice for grades 10–12.

Program contacts: Darrin Boyer or Esther Rodriguez • 910-864-0190

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