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About Salem CTE
About Salem CTE
The Salem CTE Center is a regional CTE center located at Salem High School. We offer 12 Career and Technical Education Programs leading to industry certifications, college credit, post-secondary placement, and employment. The emphasis of our programs is on both college and career readiness. Students learn technical and work-ready skills while integrating core academics. Many of the programs provide internship opportunities and authentic, project-based learning. Salem CTE programs are for students of all abilities, skill levels, and post-secondary aspirations. Currently, there are over 570 students enrolled in CTE programs, including 180 students from Pinkerton, Timberlane, and Windham.
Salem CTE is simple! If you’re a student at Pelham, Pinkerton, Salem, Timberlane or Windham Hign School, you’re eligible to attend Salem CTE. All you need to do is complete an application, which includes a short essay outlining your goals and why you went to enroll in a CTE program.
Not a student at Salem, we know what you’re thinking, how do i get there? Bus transportation is provided and if needed self transportation will be reimbursed. Which brings us to your parent’s question, how much dose it cost? Salem CTE is free! There is no cost for tution or transportation to a CTE program.
Are you looking for a different approach to your education? Are you looking for real-world hands-on experience in a particular career? If you answered yos, that CTE is for you. It,s YOUR cducation; learn the way you want to! At Salem CTE you can learn the necessary skills of success in the working world right out of high school, or you can get a head start on a degree with courses that can transfer credits to college programs. If you choose Salem CTE you’ll leave high school with a strong academic foundation, work and technical skills so you’re ready for the nexy step, whether it’s a career or countinuing you education.
Don’t take our word for it…
“My HST education was exceptionally helpful when i got to college because i had a background in the material of many of my college classes, especially with my previous knowledge of anatomy. Even in dental school i was still teaching my classmates the meaning of different medical terms and abbreviations – terms which i remember from flashcards and weekly quizzes that i took eight years ago in HST. HST was an amazing way to start my education in health care and continues to benefit me to this day; therefore, i would highly recommend this class to any high school student who is thinking about pursuing a career in the healthcare field.”
-Sarah Greenlaw, Salem CTE, 2005
CTE Alumni Spotlight
“In high school, I was in the TV Production Program with Mr. McCue, and he chose me to be a producer. Mr. McCue told me my senior year that I was going to be a cinematographer, but I really didn’t know too much about that. I wanted to direct.”
Jessica Sexton, Epidemiologist '08
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Salem CTE is simple! If you’re a student at Pelham, Pinkerton, Salem, Timberlane or Windham Hign School, you’re eligible to attend Salem CTE. All you need to do is complete an application, which includes a short essay outlining your goals and why you went to enroll in a CTE program.
Not a student at Salem, we know what you’re thinking, how do i get there? Bus transportation is provided and if needed self transportation will be reimbursed. Which brings us to your parent’s question, how much dose it cost? Salem CTE is free! There is no cost for tution or transportation to a CTE program. -
Are you looking for a different approach to your education? Are you looking for real-world hands-on experience in a particular career? If you answered yos, that CTE is for you. It,s YOUR cducation; learn the way you want to! At Salem CTE you can learn the necessary skills of success in the working world right out of high school, or you can get a head start on a degree with courses that can transfer credits to college programs. If you choose Salem CTE you’ll leave high school with a strong academic foundation, work and technical skills so you’re ready for the nexy step, whether it’s a career or countinuing you education.
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Don’t take our word for it…
“My HST education was exceptionally helpful when i got to college because i had a background in the material of many of my college classes, especially with my previous knowledge of anatomy. Even in dental school i was still teaching my classmates the meaning of different medical terms and abbreviations – terms which i remember from flashcards and weekly quizzes that i took eight years ago in HST. HST was an amazing way to start my education in health care and continues to benefit me to this day; therefore, i would highly recommend this class to any high school student who is thinking about pursuing a career in the healthcare field.”
-Sarah Greenlaw, Salem CTE, 2005
CTE Alumni Spotlight
“In high school, I was in the TV Production Program with Mr. McCue, and he chose me to be a producer. Mr. McCue told me my senior year that I was going to be a cinematographer, but I really didn’t know too much about that. I wanted to direct.”
Jessica Sexton, Epidemiologist '08