High School students in the Biomedical Science major study biomedical science through the exciting Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Topics include bio-informatics, human medicine, and an in depth study of the human body.

High School students in the Biomedical Science major study biomedical science through the exciting Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Topics include bio-informatics, human medicine, and an in depth study of the human body.

High School students in the Biomedical Science major study biomedical science through the exciting Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Topics include bio-informatics, human medicine, and an in depth study of the human body.

High School students in the Biomedical Science major study biomedical science through the exciting Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Topics include bio-informatics, human medicine, and an in depth study of the human body.

Students in the Structural Welding program learn welding theory, fabrication, layout, print reading, welding symbols, math, and welding codes with specialized instruction in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (stick), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Flux-cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) techniques. This program offers specialized preparation for structural certification by the American Welding Society (AWS).

Students in the Structural Welding program learn welding theory, fabrication, layout, print reading, welding symbols, math, and welding codes with specialized instruction in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (stick), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Flux-cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) techniques. This program offers specialized preparation for structural certification by the American Welding Society (AWS).

Students in the Structural Welding program learn welding theory, fabrication, layout, print reading, welding symbols, math, and welding codes with specialized instruction in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (stick), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Flux-cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) techniques. This program offers specialized preparation for structural certification by the American Welding Society (AWS).

Students in Construction Technology learn basic carpentry skills, safety practices, basic residential framing, tools and safe use and operation of construction equipment. Students apply finishing techniques required to install trim, mantels, shelving, molding and ornamental wood. Students also plan, design, construct and learn to install cabinets and countertops.

Students in Construction Technology learn basic carpentry skills, safety practices, basic residential framing, tools and safe use and operation of construction equipment. Students apply finishing techniques required to install trim, mantels, shelving, molding and ornamental wood. Students also plan, design, construct and learn to install cabinets and countertops.

Students in Construction Technology learn basic carpentry skills, safety practices, basic residential framing, tools and safe use and operation of construction equipment. Students apply finishing techniques required to install trim, mantels, shelving, molding and ornamental wood. Students also plan, design, construct and learn to install cabinets and countertops.

The Basic Firefighter career major prepares High School students for the physical requirements of being a firefighter while they learn about the requirements, equipment, and basic knowledge needed to be a firefighter. Students complete hazardous materials training and complete the course requirements needed to take the Firefighter I certification.

The Basic Firefighter career major prepares High School students for the physical requirements of being a firefighter while they learn about the requirements, equipment, and basic knowledge needed to be a firefighter. Students complete hazardous materials training and complete the course requirements needed to take the Firefighter I certification.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in the Pre-engineering major study pre-engineering through the rigorous Project-Lead-the-Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects and experiences in areas including: Robotics, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, and Physics. In addition, students will complete advanced math and science courses.

High School students in this major study computer science and programming through the rigorous Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Students work on real-world challenges and work together to find solutions, learn computational thinking, and how to code.

High School students in this major study computer science and programming through the rigorous Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Students work on real-world challenges and work together to find solutions, learn computational thinking, and how to code.

High School students in this major study computer science and programming through the rigorous Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Students work on real-world challenges and work together to find solutions, learn computational thinking, and how to code.

High School students in this major study computer science and programming through the rigorous Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Students work on real-world challenges and work together to find solutions, learn computational thinking, and how to code.

High School students in this major study computer science and programming through the rigorous Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum that provides students hands-on projects, labs, and experiences. Students work on real-world challenges and work together to find solutions, learn computational thinking, and how to code.

Mission Statement:
Helping Metro Technology Center students build the life they imagine by creating opportunities and eliminating financial barriers.

Vision Statement:
All Metro Technology Center students will succeed regardless of need.

Values:
Passion
Empowerment
Collaborative
Focus
Service

Mission Statement:
Helping Metro Technology Center students build the life they imagine by creating opportunities and eliminating financial barriers.

Vision Statement:
All Metro Technology Center students will succeed regardless of need.

Values:
Passion
Empowerment
Collaborative
Focus
Service

This major builds skills in Culinary Arts by providing students with instruction in advanced culinary skills such as garde manger, bakeshop principles, nutrition, and international cuisine. Students will learn advanced dining room management principles and gain hands-on restaurant experience in our student-run restaurant.

This major builds skills in Culinary Arts by providing students with instruction in advanced culinary skills such as garde manger, bakeshop principles, nutrition, and international cuisine. Students will learn advanced dining room management principles and gain hands-on restaurant experience in our student-run restaurant.