Career and Technical Education (CTE) of St. Johns County
Students in the Academy of Leadership in Emerging Technologies at Tocoi Creek High School completed their fourth lab of the year on Friday. Students were able to use Raspberry Pi’s, Da Vinci Electronics Kits, and python coding all in one lab. LCD screens programmed by the students themselves included phrases from Spanish class, a digital
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Students from St Johns Academy of Future Teachers at St. Augustine High School had their first field study of the new school year. They visited 6 different classrooms in St Johns Technical High School to observe teachers and their practice.
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Students in Tocoi Creek High School’s Academy of Innovation in the Built Environment made their first cuts this week using a miter saw. Students have been diligently working to earn their OSHA 10 certification which opens the door to operating the power tools here on campus. Presently 25 students have already earned this certification, with
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The VyStar Academy of Business at Pedro Menendez High School will be incorporating a new curriculum this year, INCubator EDU. This curriculum focuses on Entrepreneurialism and the aspects of identifying a business opportunity or product, marketing that product, pitching that product to investors, and selling that product. Through the support of the SJCSD CTE Department
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In the Academy of Hospitality & Tourism, students in the Marketing and Entrepreneurship classes learn about starting a business, and running a business, from all angles. Instructor Tara Amato wants to give these students real-world experience, which is exactly what all Career Academies aim to provide for their students. Enter: The Spirit Box. Pioneering this
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Students in the Academy of Information Technology proposed a project to build a 3D Body Scanner to their teacher, Mr. Costello. After securing funding from the PVHS Parents Association, work on the project began. The system is being built using Raspberry Pi Zero W devices. The Pi Zero is a fully functional computer that is
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Congratulations to our first year students in the Academy of International Business and Marketing! 141 students earned the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification during the 2020-2021 school year. This represented 91% of our first year students. Great job by our students and teachers!
Academy Celebrates Record Year for Certifications with Donut Party Read More »
Junior, R. J. Redick, won second place in the Virtual Electronic Career Portfolio Competition at the State FBLA Competition. He will now go on to represent Ponte Vedra High School and Florida FBLA at the National Competition this summer.
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Congratulations to Mrs. Lankford, DECA Advisor, and the DECA club for their win at District during their first year. Students competed in a range of areas including, Marketing, Presentation and Public Speaking, among others.
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Members of HOSA Megan Landis and Ella McCarthy prepared an award winning poster detailing the health profession of Neurosurgery. Placing first at the HOSA State Leadership Conference, they will represent Florida at the International conference to be held virtually at the end of June.
Biotechnology Students take 1st Place at the HOSA State Leadership Conference Read More »
The biotechnology academy’s team of Gigi Choan, Ellie DeVault, Camryn Hansen, Averie Brannigan, Victoria Cunningham and Rylie Cornwell placed third in the CTE project innovation competition in St John’s County. The team proposed genetically modifying ornamental plants to increase the number of chloroplasts. The goal is to increase photosynthesis and thus reduce carbon in the
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Aiden Fong, Andrew Kupcha and David VanLue place third at the Sunshine State Science Fair, after placing 1st in the River Regional East fair’s in the Medicine and Health Sciences. Their project tested for Water-soluble antimicrobials compounds in primitive herbal remedies.
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The Jacksonville Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers recently held a competition in bridge design using structural analysis software…and the results are in. Nease High School won 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the competition. Caleb Kramer won 3rd place, Shane Mayfarth took 2nd place, and William Natour won the 1st place award.
Inspired by the SkillsUSA Signing Day event that began in 2019, Pedro Menendez High School celebrated 24 top-tier senior academy students on May 13th. Much like an athletic signing day, this event allowed academy seniors to sign their letters of intent to post-secondary training programs or the workforce. Students committed to nursing programs, collegiate schools
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Will Watkins uses new pipet aid to prepare stock antibiotics used in agar selection plates.
Academy of Biotechnology and Medical Research Learn Valuable Lab Skills. Read More »
The SkillsUSA members of Pedro Menendez High School really showed up for the Skills USA Florida State Competition in April. Members of the Architectural Drafting Team took 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and even 4th place in the STATE! The Technical Drafting Team took a silver medal, and the Masonry team placed 4th, 5th, and 6th. Members
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While COVID restrictions have put a hold on in-person guest speaker events for the 2020-21 school year, Academy students still had the opportunity to meet with professionals in the classroom via virtual platforms. This year, Nease’s Academies have offered a multitude of virtual guest speaker events to our students. Communications Academy guests have included News
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