CTE Scholar Showcase
Welcome, Scholars, Families, and Community Members to the Second-Annual Federal Way Public Schools CTE Scholar Showcase!
We are proud to celebrate our Career and Technical Education (CTE) scholars at this evening's showcase as we highlight the innovative projects, skills, and talents cultivated throughout the year in CTE programs and courses. It is through events like this that we reinforce the importance of CTE programs as invaluable pathways that prepare our scholars for college and careers. Tonight's showcase is also a testament to the commitment of our CTE educators and the passion of our students, showcasing how CTE programs not only teach 21st-century leadership skills but also foster creativity and ambition. Thank you for joining us in celebrating the boundless potential of our CTE scholars.
Dr. Dani Pfeiffer
FWPS Superintendent
Event Details:
Monday, May 19, 2025
6-7:30 p.m.
Federal Way High School
30611 16th Ave S
Federal Way, WA 98003
Event Program
Find Your Passion in CTE: Explore Drop-in and Scheduled Experiences
CTE Provides a Wide Range of Benefits!
FWPS scholars enjoy 82 unique courses within the following six Programs of Study: Agriculture Education, Business and Marketing, Family and Consumer Sciences, Health Sciences, Skilled and Technical Science, and STEM.
Through CTE, FWPS scholars are building skills, gaining knowledge, and getting relevant training for a successful career and a BRIGHT future!
CTE benefits include:
- Free College Credit: Some CTE courses let students earn college credit in high school for free, saving money on college later.
- Hands-On Learning: CTE programs teach practical skills through real-world experiences, making learning more engaging.
- Job Opportunities: CTE courses prepare students for high-demand careers, increasing their chances of getting well-paying jobs after graduation.
- Certificates and Credentials: Many CTE programs offer industry-recognized certificates, making students more competitive in the job market.
- College Readiness: CTE courses develop critical skills like problem-solving and teamwork, which are useful in college and beyond.
- Career Exploration: CTE programs help students explore different careers, guiding them to make informed decisions about their future paths.
- Early Exposure: CTE courses expose students to potential careers early on, helping them align their interests with their educational goals.
- Graduation Pathway: CTE courses fulfill graduation requirements
Did you know?
By 2030, 70% of high-demand family-wage jobs in our state will require post-secondary degree credentials?