CTAE

As required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Sumter County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in admission to its programs, services, activities, or employment in access to them in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations.

Contact Name Department Job Title Phone Number
Brock, Brinson SCMS Connections - Agriculture
Cheek, Crystal D. SCMS Connections - Family Consumer Science
Coley, Tamara ASNGA CTAE
Cook, David ASHS CTAE - JROTC 229.924.3653
Drew, Josh Central Office Director of CTAE 229.931.8510
Gilman, Donald Central Office CEO Ignite College and Career Academy 229.931.8500
Green, Alicia ASHS CTAE Business Marketing - Department Chair 229.924.3653
Green, Nancy ASHS CTAE - Culinary Arts 229.924.3653
Gross, Brandon ASNGA CTAE Ag
Harvey, Pamela ASHS CTAE - Business Teacher 229.924.3653
Holsey, Leonard SCMS 7th Math
Howell, Seth ASHS CTAE - JROTC 229.924.3653
Ingram, Shaquita ASHS CTAE - Health Care 229.924.3653
Johnson, Sekemia ASHS CTAE - Early Childhood 229.924.3653
Marshall, Kevin ASNGA JROTC
Mathews, Keywa ASNGA CTAE Department Chair
Mitchell, Barbara ASHS CTAE - Health Care 229.924.3653
Mohl, Fred ASHS CTAE - Automotive 229.924.3653
Rankine, Ethel ASHS CTAE - Technology 229.924.3653
Satharla, Lenora SCMS Connections - Engineering/Technology
Shelton, Rodney SCMS Connections - Business Computer Applications
Sumner, Amanda ASHS CTAE - Business Teacher
Wilson, Tracy ASHS Exceptional Education - Department Chair 229.924.3653
Woodson, Sarinda ASNGA CTAE

Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education

In Georgia, 17 Career Clusters/Pathways provide a structure for organizing and delivering quality Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) programs. Utilizing the Career Cluster model used by most of the United States, Georgia’s 17 Career Clusters/Pathways model represents more than 96 career pathways to help students navigate their way to greater success in college and career. This model also serves as an organizing tool for curriculum design and instruction and provides essential knowledge and skills for the students’ career pathways. Another benefit of this model allows students to discover their interests and passions, empowering them to choose the educational pathway that may lead to success in high school, college and career. The 17 Career Clusters/Pathways encompass both secondary and post-secondary education and will strengthen and improve student transition from secondary to post-secondary education.

Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

Pathways offered- Agricultural mechanics, Horticulture

Business Management and Administration

Pathways offered- Business management

Education and Training

Pathways offered- Early Childhood, Teaching as a Profession- Ignite Add

Finance- Ignite Add

Government and Public Administration

Pathways offered- JROTC

Health Science

Pathways offered- Pharmacy, Nursing services

Hospitality and Tourism

Pathways offered- Culinary arts, ServSafe

Human Services- Barbering, Cosmetology- Dual enrollment-SGTC

Information Technology-Ignite Add

Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security-Dual enrollment-SGTC

Manufacturing-Ignite add

Marketing

Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

Transportation, Distribution and Logistics

Work-Based Learning

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