Career and Technical Education (CTE) of St. Johns County
Students from The Academy of Aerospace and Aviation visited The Northeast Florida Regional Airport to wrap up the 1st semester. Students got to tour hangers, explore aircrafts, and visit the Air Traffic Control Tower where they learned from experts in the field.
Universal Technical Institute (UTI) visited the campus of St. Augustine High School and brought with them some serious power. Mixing a 450 horsepower T-Bucket with a discussion on STEM, they had the recipe for a dynamic career pathways demonstration. Students participated in this hands-on demonstration using the latest diagnostic tools and learned valuable lessons in …
JAnderson Davis, Aerospace Academy and AICE student wins the St. Johns County Sunshine State Scholar award and Elaine Crutchfield scholarship! Bravo Anderson!!
Aerospace Academy students learn about the creative work of a Mechanical Engineer at Carlisle Interconnect Technologies, a proud and committed business partner of the academy. Summer internship opportunities are mutually beneficial and students learn valuable skills in the field of Aerospace Engineering.
Aerospace students learn principles of flight, observe pitch, yaw, lift and thrust using hand-build gliders at St. Augustine High School.
Students learn principles of flight through practice on red bird simulator.
Todd Otto II is a 10th grade student at St. Augustine High School, and St. Johns County Academy scholar extraordinaire. Todd has made the strategic choice to enroll in not one, not two, but three Career Academy Programs: Academy of Law and Homeland Security, Aerospace Academy, and Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC). His interests …
St. Johns County Aerospace students from St. Augustine High School visited Embry-Riddle on February 12th for a tour of the campus. The students are currently taking Embry-Riddle dual enrollment courses through the Aerospace Academy and 6 have already been accepted to attend Embry-Riddle next fall.
Seven teams of 4 students each from the St. Johns County Aerospace Academy at St. Augustine High School are designing and building drones. Next they will have a competition to see which can fly the longest or highest. Stay tuned…
174 students from the Engineering and STEM-related Career Academies attended the NE FL Construction and Career Day on February 13, 2018 at the Jacksonville Equestrian Center. Over 100 businesses participated in this three day event to expose students from the northeastern FL counties to careers in the construction and transportation industries. The booths were very …
Students from the St. Augustine High School chapter of the Technology Student Association placed eighth at the annual TSA National Conference in June. The team — made up of Logan Conlon, Noah Law, Justin Miller, Edward Gilbert and Ryan Schmidt — competed against the top three competitors from each of 49 participating states in the video game design category.
Students and their families associated with the St. Johns County Aerospace Academy at St. Augustine High School attended a Static Air Show at the Northeast Florida Regional Airport in St. Augustine on Saturday, March 25, 2017. Students and family members were able to tour a variety of aircraft and visit with postsecondary Aerospace Colleges such …
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On January 26th, 2017 students from the St. Johns County Aerospace Academy visited Fleet Readiness Center – South East (FRCSE) located at Naval Air Station Jacksonville. NAS Jacksonville has several mission capabilities including unmanned aerial systems, aircrew rescue, and anti-submarine warfare. While NAS Jacksonville is home the newest aircraft in the Navy Fleet, the P-8 …
On September 26th, fifteen Aerospace Academy students traveled to University High School in Orlando to compete in the regional Florida Astronaut Challenge. One of our teams, comprised of five students, are now finalists and will move onto compete in the State competition in Cape Canaveral this February. Congratulations to finalists Deryl Long, Garrison Partridge, Forrest …
October 23rd, over 70 Aerospace Academy students attended the National Business Aviation Association Convention in Orlando, FL. Students were provided the opportunity to view a world-class static display as well as interact with employees of the some of the top aviation businesses in the world.
