Career and Technical Education in Levy County has a rich history of proven success. The programs offered in all of our high schools are articulated with the College of Central Florida or Santa Fe College.  The articulation agreements provide the opportunity for students to earn college credit towards an Associate of Science degree.  To learn more about articulated credit, students should meet with their high school guidance counselor.

In addition to earning college credit, students learn skills appropriate for the workforce.  These programs provide students with the opportunity to visit different industries, participate in career shadowing, earn industry certifications, and participate in co-curricular organizations that support the course standards and curriculum frameworks.

Over the course of the school year, students take industry certification exams in their CTE classes. However, May is traditionally the busiest month for industry certification and articulation exams for college credits.

In the 2023-2024 school year, 581 students earned industry certification credentials!

In a recent report from the Department of Economic Opportunity, the value of Career and Technical education is emphasized with data collected from the Florida Education and Training Placement Information Program (FETPIP), the Florida Department of Education, Wage Record Interchange Systems 2 (WRIS2), and the Florida Department of Education's Office of Student Financial Assistance. You will definitely want to take the time to read the Economic Security Report Summary attached to this hyperlink as you plan your courses and map out your career goals.

Career and Technical Education in Levy County has a rich history of proven success. The programs offered in all of our high schools are articulated with the College of Central Florida or Santa Fe College.  The articulation agreements provide the opportunity for students to earn college credit towards an Associate of Science degree.  To learn more about articulated credit, students should meet with their high school guidance counselor.

In addition to earning college credit, students learn skills appropriate for the workforce.  These programs provide students with the opportunity to visit different industries, participate in career shadowing, earn industry certifications, and participate in co-curricular organizations that support the course standards and curriculum frameworks.

Over the course of the school year, students take industry certification exams in their CTE classes. However, May is traditionally the busiest month for industry certification and articulation exams for college credits.