Do you love technology and want to hone your skills?

Information Technology (IT) and Computer Science (CS) are some of the fastest-growing fields in the world. Whether you want to build the next big app, design websites, or protect data from hackers, this pathway gives you the tools to succeed.

Why Join This Program?

In this pathway, you won’t just sit behind a desk—you’ll be a creator and a problem-solver. Our self-paced, applied learning environment lets you earn your high school diploma while gaining real-world experience.

• Earn While You Learn: Opportunities for registered apprenticeships and internships.
• Get Certified: Graduate with industry-standard Microsoft and CompTIA certifications that employers look for.
• College Ready: Earn dual credits through our local post-secondary partnerships.
• Hands-On Projects: From building PCs to designing video games and mastering cybersecurity.

What You’ll Learn

Our program is split into two levels to help you grow from a beginner to a tech professional.

Focus on the basics of how computers work and start exploring your creativity.

• Tech Skills: Coding with microbits, repairing PCs and Chromebooks, and mastering the Google & Microsoft suites.
• Academics with a Twist: Learn Math and English through tech projects, like writing instruction manuals or calculating the cost of building a computer.
• Certification Programs: Earn Microsoft Office certifications. Other certification may be available as well.

Exploration: Rotate through different programs to find what you love most.

Go deeper into advanced topics and prepare for life after graduation.

• Creative Design: Graphic design, 3D asset creation, and Video Game Design using Unity.
• Security & Systems: Cyber Security competitions, cryptography (breaking codes), and web design.
• Advanced Programming: Learn how computers store data and build complex software.
• Career Ready: Focus on graduation requirements, workplace skills, and work-based learning labs.

Skills for the 21st Century

Beyond the screen, we help you develop the "human" skills needed for any job:

• Critical Thinking: Learn to troubleshoot and solve complex problems.
• Communication: Practice peer-editing, public speaking, and collaborative group work.
• Planning: Build a Personal Pathway Plan to map out your college and career goals.