Career and Technical Education (CTE) at Will C. Wood gives students
opportunities to explore career fields while developing practical,
academic, technical, and professional skills. Students learn through
hands-on experiences that connect classroom learning with careers
and opportunities beyond high school.
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Learn by Doing
WCW's Career and Technical Education programs allow students to
explore interests, develop specialized skills, work collaboratively,
solve real-world problems, and gain experience in a variety of
career and industry areas.
CTE Staff
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Cameron Cole
Welding Teacher
Sean Hixson
Building Trades Teacher
Sarah Ijames
Physics of the Universe / Education Teacher
AP Physics
Melanie Ludwig
Medical Science Teacher
Co-Department Chair
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Austin Martin
Automotive Technology Teacher
Josef Platz
Photography & Video Teacher
Photography
Video Production
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Troy Sheppard
Kinesiology Teacher
Breanne Sirokman
ASB Teacher
ASB
Scott Toebe
Culinary Arts Teacher
Co-Department Chair
Explore CTE Programs
Automotive Technology
Explore automotive systems, maintenance, diagnosis,
tools, and hands-on technical skills.
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Building Trades
Develop construction, building, tool-use, safety,
and practical problem-solving skills.
Explore Building Trades ›
Culinary Arts
Build culinary, food preparation, kitchen safety,
teamwork, and hospitality-related skills.
Explore Culinary Arts ›
Education
Explore teaching, learning, child development,
instructional practice, and careers in education.
Explore Education ›
Kinesiology
Explore human movement, fitness, performance,
health, and related career opportunities.
Explore Kinesiology ›
Medical Sciences
Explore health science, medical careers,
patient care concepts, and healthcare pathways.
Explore Medical Sciences ›
Welding
Develop hands-on welding, fabrication,
equipment, safety, and technical trade skills.
Photography & Video Production
Develop visual storytelling, photography,
video production, editing, and media skills.
Student Leadership / ASB
Build leadership, collaboration, planning,
communication, and real-world organizational skills.
CTE Safety Information
Safety Comes First
Many Career and Technical Education courses involve tools,
equipment, laboratories, kitchens, shops, or other hands-on
learning environments. Students and families should review the
WCW CTE Safety Contract information before participating in
applicable CTE activities.
View CTE Safety Contract