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Preparing children to compete on a global stage takes a concerted effort. Every department, campus, and teacher works to support student achievement. Everyone must work together to prepare each student for the future, but in the end, it is students' responsibility to take charge of their learning. Teachers have high expectations for their students, and they will give them the resources to take ownership of their education.

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Career 1 Exploration

Career Pathways/ 2 Student Organizations

Architecture 4 and Construction

Arts, A/V Technology 5 and Communication

Business, Management 6 and Administration

Education 7 and Training

Health 8 Science

Hospitality 9 and Tourism

Human 10 Services

Information 11 Technology

Law, Public Safety, 12 Corrections and Security

Marketing 13 and Finance

Science, Technology, Engineering and 14 Mathematics

Transportation, 15 Distribution and Logistics

CTE Course Options 16

Career ExplorationCareer and Technical Education

HEB ISD students have multiple opportunities to visit the Gene A. Buinger CTE Academy and explore what Career and Technical Education has to offer.

• 6th grade students tour the campus to see the programs offered

• 7th grade students can attend a summer camp on campus and interact with program instructors in hands-on activities

• Students may begin taking some CTE courses as early as the 7th grade on their junior high school campus

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College and Career ReadinessGrades: 7-8

Investigating Careers in Business

Grades: 7-8

Investigating Careers in

Human ServicesGrades: 7-8

Investigating Careers in

STEMGrades: 7-8

Endorsement OptionsCareer and Technical Education

Business and Industry Public Service STEM

Architecture and Construction

Arts, A/V Technology, and Communications

Business, Management, and Administration

Hospitality and Tourism

Information Technology

Marketing and Finance

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

Education and Training

Health Science

Human Services

Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security

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Mathematics

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All Texas high school students are required to declare a chosen program of study, or endorsement, which will help in guiding elective course choices throughout their high school years. Students may earn an endorsement in the Career and Technical Education programs in one of three areas: Business and Industry, Public Service, or STEM.

National Technical Honor Society

Student OrganizationsCareer and Technical Education

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Total Number of Earned Student Industry Certifications

Business and Industry Public Service STEM

Business and IndustryThe Art and

Animation Society

Business and IndustryAudio/Video Club

Business and IndustryAuto Tech Club

Business and IndustryCollision Club

Business and IndustryCulinary Club

Business and IndustryThe Design Club

Business and IndustryEngineering and Architecture Club

Business and IndustryFuture Business

Leaders of America

Business and IndustryGame Design and VFX Club

Business and IndustryCosmetology Haute Club

Business and IndustryFuture Medical Professionals

Business and IndustryLaw & Public Safety

Business and IndustryTexas Association of Future Educators

Business and IndustryAerospace Club

Business and IndustryBCTEA

Robotics Team

Business and IndustryEngineering and Architecture Club

Student organizations support the student's commitment to their program through a variety of activities that include community projects as well as district, state and national competitions. While participating in a club focused on their area of learning, students may also be nominated to the National Technical Honor Society.

A select group of students is chosen from those involved in the programs offered at the Buinger CTE Academy. These students are trained to be ambassadors for and give tours of the BCTEA campus to visitors as well as elementary and junior high students.

National Technical Honor Society

BCTEA Student Ambassadors

Architecture and ConstructionBusiness and Industry Endorsement

Architectural Design I

Grades: 10-12 Credits: 1

Practicum in Architectural

Design ADV

Grades: 12 Credits: 3

Extended Practicum in Architectural Design ADV


Interior Design I


Architectural Design II ADV


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Cluster Overview: Prepare for a career in planning, building, design, or construction; train and earn industry certifications on software programs such as CAD, Autodesk Inventor Professional and Revit Architecture.

Certifications: Autodesk Inventor Certification; Autodesk Revit Certification; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification

Career Opportunities: Architect; Interior Designer; Computer-Aided Drafter; Environmental Engineer; Carpenter; Landscape Designer; Project Inspector; Demolition Engineer; Architectural and Engineering Manager; Electrician

Arts, A/V Technology, and CommunicationsBusiness and Industry Endorsement

5

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Cluster Overview: Use your creative talents as you explore the technical aspects of the multimedia arts using the latest equipment in videography, TV studio operations, video game design, commercial photography, graphic design and computer animation.

Certifications: Adobe Photoshop Certification; Autodesk 3ds Max Certification; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification

Career Opportunities: Art Director; Audio and Video Equipment Technician; Broadcast News Analyst; Reporter; Game Designer; Film and Video Editor; Broadcast Field Supervisor; News Director or Producer; Graphic Designer; Digital or 3-D Animator; Videographer; Graphic Designer

Animation IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Animation II with Labs ADV


Audio/Video Production II with Lab ADV


Video Game Design ADV


Practicum in Audio/Video Production ADV


Practicum in Commercial

Photography ADV


Extended Practicum in Audio/Video Production ADV


Extended Practicum in Commercial

Photography ADV


Professional Communications

Grades: 8-12 Credits: .5

Audio/Video Production IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Digital Art and AnimationGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Commercial Photography IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Commercial Photography II ADV


Graphic Design and Illustration I


Graphic Design and Illustration II

with Lab ADV


Business, Management, and AdministrationBusiness and Industry Endorsement

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Cluster Overview: Prepare to face the challenges of a global economy while earning certifications and acquiring skills essential to productive business operations.

Certifications: Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (MOS) – (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, OneNote, Expert, Master); Office Proficient Assessment Certification (OPAC); OSHA/Cyber Safety Certification

Career Opportunities: Entrepreneur; Human Resources Manager; Chief Executive Officer; Administrative Assistant; Public Relations Manager; Marketing Consultant ; Budget Analyst

Touch System Data EntryGrades: 7-9

KEYS Only: 10-12 Credits: .5

Principles of Business, Mkting

and FinanceGrades: 9-11

Credits: 1

Global Business


Business Information

Management IGrades: 8-12

Credits: 1

Business Information

Management II ADV


Business English


Education and TrainingPublic Service Endorsement

7

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Cluster Overview: Acquire knowledge of child and adolescent development as well as the principles of effective teaching practices through direct training experience including higher-level practicum courses which provide the opportunity to assist teachers in the classroom on elementary and junior high campuses.

Certifications: American Heart Association CPR Certification; American Heart Association First Aid Certification

Career Opportunities: Teacher/Aide; Child Care Director; Clinical Psychologist; Management Development Trainer; Principal; Speech-Language Pathologist; Audiologist; Counselor; Childcare Facility Director

Human Growth and Development


Instructional Practices ADV


Practicum in Education

and Training ADV


Extended Practicum in Education

and Training ADV


Health SciencePublic Service Endorsement

8

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cien

ce

Cluster Overview: Learn the concepts of health care delivery and develop clinical skills in patient care. You could be teaming with community partners for hospital and clinical experiences.

Certifications: American Heart Association CPR Certification; American Heart Association First Aid Certification; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification; Pharmacy Technician Certification; Phlebotomy Certification

Career Opportunities: Registered Nurse; Physician; Dental Hygienist; Patient Care Technician; EMT; Laboratory Technician; Pharmacy Technician; Athletic Trainer; Paramedic; Phlebotomist

Anatomy and Physiology of

Human SystemsGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1

Health Science Theory/Clinical ADV

Rotation


Medical TerminologyGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1


Site


Principles of Health ScienceGrades: 10-11

Credits: 1


PCT


Honors Anatomy and PhysiologyGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1

Medical MicrobiologyGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1

Pharmacology ADV


Extended Practicum in

Health Science ADV

Phlebotomy


PathophysiologyGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1

Hospitality and TourismBusiness and Industry Endorsement

Introduction to Culinary ArtsGrades: 10-11

Credits: 1

Culinary Arts ADV



Culinary Arts ADV


Practicum in Culinary Arts ADV


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Cluster Overview: Learn the principles of nutrition and enjoy unique experiences in cooking, catering, and other aspects of the hospitality industry in an on-site, fully-functional kitchen.

Certifications: OSHA/CareerSafe Certification; S/P2 Safety Certification - Culinary; Texas Food Handlers Certification

Career Opportunities: Restaurant Owner; Executive Chef; Catering Manager; Event Planner; Bartender; Travel Agent; Convention Services Manager; Hotel, Club, or Resort Manager

Human ServicesPublic Service Endorsement

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Cluster Overview: Be ready for a future in an array of personal and family services or get the necessary training, hours and experience to take the state examination to become a licensed cosmetologist.

Certifications: American Heart Association CPR Certification; American Heart Association First Aid Certification; Cosmetology - Shampoo Apprentice, Makeup, Nails; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification; S/P2 Safety Certification - Cosmetology; Texas Cosmetology Operator License

Career Opportunities: Childcare Director; Cosmetologist; Clinical Psychologist; Teacher's Assistant; Nutritionist; Behavioral Disorder Counselor; Photo and Movie Stylist; Occupational Therapist; Skincare Specialist

Dollars and Sense


Principles of Human Services


Parent Education for School-Age

Parents IGrades: 9-12

Credits: 1

Cosmetology I with Lab


Family and Community Services ADV


Parent Education for School-Age

Parents II ADV

Grades: 10-12KEYS Only

Credits: 1

Cosmetology II with Lab ADV


Lifetime Nutrition and WellnessGrades: 10-12

Credits: .5

Interpersonal Studies


Child DevelopmentGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Counseling and Mental HealthGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1

Information TechnologyBusiness and Industry Endorsement

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Cluster Overview: Master the design, development and management of hardware, software, and systems integration services while building computers and maintaining a network in a classroom environment.

Certifications: Cisco IT Essentials Certification; MTA: Networking Fundamentals; MTA: Operating Systems; MTA: Security Fundamentals; MTA: Server Administration; National Computer Science Academy (NCSA) Certification; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification; OSHA/Cyber Safety Certification

Career Opportunities: Network Administrator; Data Communications Analyst; Computer Support Specialist; Webmaster; Computer Programmer; Application Integrator; Computer Forensics Investigator; Technical Writer

Computer ProgrammingGrades: 9-12 Credits: 1

Practicum in Computer

Technology ADV


NetworkingGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Extended Practicum in Computer

Technology ADV


Computer MaintenanceGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Digital Media


Web TechnologiesGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and SecurityPublic Service Endorsement

12

Law

, Pub

lic S

afe

ty,

Cor

rect

ions

, and

Sec

urity

Cluster Overview: Prepare for careers in the legal, public safety, homeland security and protection fields and partner with the Hurst, Euless and Bedford Police Departments for a complete learning experience.

Certifications: American Heart Association CPR Certification; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification; OSHA/Cyber Safety Certification

Career Opportunities: Paralegal; Public Information Officer; Police/Patrol/Corrections Officer; Forensics Investigator; Judge; Fire Fighter/Investigator; 911 Dispatcher; Attorney; Criminal Investigator; Special Agent

Court, Systems and PracticesGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Practicum in Law, Public Safety and

Corrections ADV


Principles of Law, Public

Safety, Corrections and SecurityGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Law Enforcement II ADV


Law Enforcement I ADV

Rotation or Dispatch


Forensic Science


Extended Practicum in Law, Public Safety and Corrections ADV


EntrepreneurshipGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Practicum in Marketing ADV


Sports and Entertainment

MarketingGrades: 10-12 Credits: .5

Extended Practicum in Marketing ADV


AdvertisingGrades: 10-12

Credits: .5

Social Media Marketing


Accounting IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Accounting II ADV


Marketing and FinanceBusiness and Industry Endorsement

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Mark

etin

g and

Fin

anc

e

Cluster Overview: Lay the foundation for success in personal affairs and the business world with specific skills in organization, communication, public relations, marketing, promotion, and financial management.

Certifications: Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (MOS) – (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, OneNote, Expert, Master); Office Proficient Assessment Certification (OPAC); OSHA/Cyber Safety Certification

Career Opportunities: Financial Advisor; Small Business Owner; Marketing or Public Relations Manager; Accountant; Advertising Account Executive; Financial Analyst; Social Media Marketer

Science, Technology, Engineering, and MathematicsSTEM Endorsement

14

Cluster Overview: Practice technology applications and simulate activities found in business and industry using the latest software programs and produce an assortment of projects to prepare for entry-level positions in a variety of STEM fields.

Certifications: Autodesk Inventor Certification; Autodesk Revit Certification; OSHA/CareerSafe Certification; OSHA/Cyber Safety Certification

Career Opportunities: Operations Research Analyst; Chemist; Natural Sciences Manager; Statistician; Geoscientist; Actuary; Mathematician; Quality-Control Scientist; Aeronautical, Biomedical, Nuclear, Petroleum, or Robotics Engineer

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Math

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Principles of Applied

EngineeringGrades: 8-9

Credits: 1

Robotics IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Practicum in Honors

Aerospace ADV


Honors Robotics I


Extended Practicum in Honors

Aerospace ADV


Honors Robotics II ADV


Honors Aerospace IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Practicum in STEM ADV


HonorsAerospace II ADV Engineering Design and Problem Solving


Principles of Technology


Extended Practicum in STEM ADV


Engineering Design and

Presentation IGrades: 10-12

Credits: 1

Engineering Design and

Presentation II ADV


Engineering MathematicsGrades: 11-12

Credits: 1

Transportation, Distribution, and LogisticsBusiness and Industry Endorsement

Basic Collision Repair and Refinishing


Collision Repair


Painting and Refinishing


Practicum in Transportation

SystemsGrades: 12 Credits: 2


Transportation Systems


Automotive Basics


Automotive Technology IMaintenance

and Light Repair


Automotive Technology IIAuto Service


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Cluster Overview: Experience hands-on training in a state of the art facility using industry-recognized equipment to develop technical and trouble-shooting skills.

Certifications: Automotive Lift Certification; Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification; I-CAR Fusor 002 Certification (Bumper Repair); I-CAR Fusor 004 Certification (Metal Panel Bonding); SP/2 Safety Certification - Automotive

Career Opportunities: Airline Pilot; Industrial Machinery Mechanic; Naval Architect; Insurance Estimator; Welder; Air Traffic Controller; Aerospace Engineer; Automotive Service Technician/Mechanic; Collision Repair Technician

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Course Name Grade Credit Slots Professional Communications (SP) 8-12 1/2 1

Career Development

College and Career Readiness 7-8 1†

Investigating Careers 7-8 1†

Technology Applications

PreAP/IB Computer Science I (PR)(TC)(WC)(CJH) 9-12 1 2†

AP/IB Computer Science II (PR)(WC) 11-12 1 2 Independent Study in 12 1 2 Technology Applications (PR)(WC)

Digital Arts and Animation (FA) or (TC) 10-12 1 2

Architecture and Construction

Architectural Design I (TC) 10-12 1 2 Architectural Design II (A)(PR) 11-12 2 4 Interior Design I 10-12 1 2 Practicum in Architectural Design (A)(PR) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Architectural Design (A)(PR)

Arts, A/V Technology and Communications Animation I (TC) 10-12 1 2 Animation II with Lab (A)(PR) 11-12 2 4 Video Game Design (A)(PR) 12 1 2 Digital Art and Animation (FA) or (TC) 10-12 1 2 Graphic Design and Illustration I (TC) 10-12 1 2 Graphic Design and 11-12 2 4 Illustration II with Lab (A)(PR)

Audio/Video Production I (TC) 10-12 1 2 Audio/Video Production II with Lab (A)(PR) 11-12 2 4 Practicum Audio/Video Production (A)(PR) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Audio/Video Production (A)(PR)

Commercial Photography I (THS only) 10-12 1 2 Commercial Photography II (A)(PR)(THS only) 11-12 1 2 Practicum in 12 2 4 Commercial Photography (A)(PR)(THS only)

Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Commercial Photography (A)(PR)(THS only)

Course Name Grade Credit Slots

Business, Management and Administration

Touch System Data Entry (10-12 KEYS ONLY) 7-9 1/2 1† Business Info Management I (TC) 8-12 1 2† Business Info Management II (A)(PR)(WC) 10-12 1 2 Principles of Business, 9-11 1 2† Marketing, and Finance

Global Business 10-12 1/2 1 Business English (E)(PR) 12 1 2

Education and Training

Human Growth and Development 10-12 1 2 Instructional Practices in 11-12 2 4 Education and Training (A)(PR)

Practicum in Education and Training (A)(PR) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Education and Training (A)(PR)

Health Science

Principles of Health Science (HE) 10-11 1 2 Medical Terminology ($$) 11-12 1 2 Health Science Theory/ 11-12 2 4 Clinical Rotation (A)(PR)(S)(WC)($$)

Health Science Theory/ 11-12 2 4 Clinical Site (A)(PR)(S)(WC)($$)

Health Science Theory/ 11-12 2 4 Clinical PCT (A)(PR)(S)(WC)($$)

Pharmacology (A)(PR)(S)(WC)($$) 11-12 1 2 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Health Science/Phlebotomy (A)(PR)(S)(WC)($$)

Medical Microbiology (PR)(SC) 11-12 1 2 Pathophysiology (PR)(SC) 11-12 1 2 Anatomy and Physiology (PR)(SC) 11-12 1 2 Honors Anatomy and Physiology (PR)(SC)(WC) 11-12 1 2

Hospitality and Tourism

Introduction to Culinary Arts 10-12 1 2 Culinary Arts (A)(S)($$) 11-12 2 4 Practicum in Culinary Arts (A)(PR)(S) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Culinary Arts (A)(PR)(S)

Career & Technical EducationHurst - Euless - Bedford Independent School District

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Human Services

Principles of Human Services (HE) 9 1 2† Child Development 10-12 1 2 Family and Community Services (A)(PR) 10-12 1 2 Counseling and Mental Health (HE) 11-12 1 2 Interpersonal Studies 10-12 1/2 1 Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness 10-12 1/2 1 Dollars and Sense 10-12 1/2 1 Parent Education for 9-12 1 2 School Age Parents I (KEYS)

Parent Education for 9-12 1 2 School Age Parents II (A)(PR)(KEYS)

Cosmetology I with Lab (HE)($$) 11 3 6 Cosmetology II with Lab (A)(PR)($$) 12 3 6

Information Technology

Digital Media (TC) 10-12 1 2 Computer Maintenance (TC) 10-12 1 2 Networking (TC) 10-12 1 2 Practicum in Computer Technology (A)(PR) 11-12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 11-12 3 6 Computer Technology (A)(PR) Web Technologies (TC) 10-12 1 2 Computer Programming I (TC) 9-12 1 2†

Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security

Principles of Law, Public Safety, 10-12 1 2 Corrections, and Security Courts Systems and Practices 10-12 1 2 Law Enforcement I (Rotation or Dispatch) (A)(PR) 11-12 1 2 Law Enforcement II (A)(PR) 11-12 1 2 Practicum in Law, Public Safety, 12 2 4 Corrections, and Security (A)(PR) Extended Practicum in Law, Public 12 3 6 Safety, Corrections, and Security (A)(PR)

Forensic Science (PR)(SC) 11-12 1 2


Marketing and Finance

Advertising 10-12 1/2 1 Accounting I 10-12 1 2 Accounting II (A)(PR) 11-12 1 2 Entrepreneurship 10-12 1 2 Sports and Entertainment Marketing 10-12 1/2 1 Social Media Marketing 10-12 1/2 1 Practicum in Marketing (A)(PR) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in Marketing (A)(PR) 12 3 6

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Principles of Applied Engineering (TC) 8-9 1 2†

Principles of Technology (PR)(SC) 10-12 1 2 Engineering 10-12 1 2 Design and Presentation I (TC) Engineering 11-12 2 4 Design and Presentation II (A)(PR)(TC)(WC)

Practicum in STEM (A)(PR) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in STEM (A)(PR) 12 3 6 Robotics I (PR)(TC) 10-12 1 2 Honors Robotics I (PR)(TC)(WC) 10-12 1 2 Honors Robotics II (A)(M)(PR)(WC) 11-12 1 2 Engineering Mathematics (M)(PR) 11-12 1 2 Honors Aerospace I (PR)(SC)(WC) 10-12 1 2 Honors Aerospace II (A)(PR)(SC)(WC) 11-12 1 2 Practicum in Honors Aerospace (A)(PR)(WC) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Honors Aerospace (A)(PR)(WC)

Transportation, Distribution and Logistics

Basic Collision Repair and Refinishing (S) 10-12 1 2 Collision Repair (A)(PR)(S) 10-12 2 4 Painting and Refinishing (A)(PR)(S) 11-12 2 4 Painting and Refinishing with Lab (PR)(S) 11-12 3 6 Automotive Basics (S) 10-12 1 2 Automotive Technology I: 10-12 2 4 Maintenance/Light Repair (A)(PR)(S)

Automotive Technology II: 11-12 2 4 Auto Service (A)(PR)(S)

Automotive Technology II with Lab (PR)(S) 11-12 3 6 Practicum in Transportation Systems (A)(PR) 12 2 4 Extended Practicum in 12 3 6 Transportation Systems (A)(PR)

Career & Technical EducationHurst - Euless - Bedford Independent School District

* = 2-period block required† = 7th-9th grade courses are semester coursesA = Advanced CTE Course E = 4th English Credit FA = Fine Art Credit HE = Health Waiver (must complete 2 sem or tris)

M = 4th Math CreditPR = Prerequisite S = Safety SC = Science CreditSP = Speech CreditTC = Technology CreditWC = Weighted Credit$$ = Fee Required

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Courses may be considered in more than one program and for multiple endorsement choices. Enrollment numbers may effect class offerings.

It is the policy of Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or handicap. In its career and technical programs, services or activities as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended: Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD will take steps to assure that lack of English language skills not be a barrier to admission and participation in all educational and career and technical programs.

Career and Technical Education Buinger CTE Academy1849 Central Drive, Building E

Bedford, Texas 76022

817-354-3541 hebisd.edu

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Table of Contents2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 5173 5644 5635 6203 6419 HEB ISD CTE Enrollment Data Total Number of Students All Texas high school students are