CNC Milling · 3D Modeling · Flight · Coding · Drones

Program Overview

Dive into hands-on learning in aerospace engineering and advanced manufacturing. Through real industry tools and projects, students gain technical skills, career insight, and college credit — all while shaping the future of aerospace.

Earn Credit

• 2.0 CTE credits

• 1.0 Science equivalency

• 10.0 UW college credits

Courses

• Manufacturing: Intro to shop safety, precision tools, CAD, CNC, and industry math.
• Astronomy and Aerospace Engineering
  • Semester 1: Planetology, rockets, solar system
  • Semester 2: Stars, galaxies, telescopes, weather balloons

Program Benefits

• Build and design with real tools

• Gain experience in coding, CNC, CAD and more

• Work on aerospace challenges like rockets and drones

• Connect with industry partners like Boeing and Snohomish PUD

• Get career-ready: field trips, resume help, interview prep

How to Register

1. Sign up for 453CTE: Signature STEM Aerospace Engineering

2. Complete the Pre-Registration Survey

3. When schedules are finalized, you’ll be placed in a two-period block (Periods 5 and 6)

Location and Logistics

Location: Cascade High School
Transportation: Provided for EHS and JHS students

Auto Repairs, 3D Modeling, Coding, Drones & Rovers

Program Overview
Discover the world of innovation
Develop skills in mechanical, electronic, programming, and robotics systems through mechatronics and automotive technology. Learn maintenance and repairs for rovers, drones, and automobiles. Imagine creating vehicles that adapt to any environment whether on the ground or flying without a pilot.

Credits Earned:
2.6 High School credits
2 Career and Technical Education credits
1 Science equivalency credit (counts toward science graduation requirements)
0.6 Elective credit
4.5 College credits

Courses Included

• Mechatronics (Full Year)
  • Introduction to robotic design, operation, and programming
  • Build and program 4-wheel remote-operated rovers, 6-wheel autonomous rovers, and aerial quadcopters
  • Develop 21st-century skills including programming, typing (40 wpm), engineering practices, communication, spreadsheets, CAD, and 3D printing
• Automotive Technology 1 (Semester 1)
  • Learn about major automobile parts and systems
  • Gain foundational skills including shop safety, tool use, inspection, maintenance, problem-solving, and critical thinking
• Automotive Technology 2 (Semester 2)
  • Advanced training preparing for technical automotive careers

What You Gain:

• ASE/NATEF certified program with state-of-the-art industry equipment

• Training by industry experts and hands-on work with high-performance vehicles

• Opportunities for ASE certification and paid internships at local dealerships

• Hands-on learning in a dynamic real-world environment

• Strong analysis and problem-solving skills across diverse projects
• Industry training and real experience
• Confidence through taking risks and learning from challenges
• Practical experience with various trade tools
• Career guidance including networking, resume building, interview prep, field trips, and guest speakers
• Community Partnerships: Pierre Auto Group

Registration

• Register for 601CTE Signature STEM Automotive Mechatronics
• Complete the Signature STEM Pre-Registration Survey linked above
• Once schedules are finalized, students will be placed in a two-period block during periods 5 and 6

Location and Transportation

Where: Cascade High School
Transportation: Provided for EHS and JHS Students

Program Overview

Gain a deep understanding of mechanical and electrical engineering concepts and automation.

This academy includes three courses, Automotive Technology 1, Automotive Technology 2, and Mechatronics; combined to provide students with practical skills that prepare them for careers in automotive technology and manufacturing.

Credits Earned:
2 Career and Technical Education credits

Courses Included

• Manufacturing (Full Year) 
  • Intro to shop safety, precision tools, CAD, CNC, and industry math.
• Automotive Technology 1 (Semester 1)
  • Learn about major automobile parts and systems
  • Gain foundational skills including shop safety, tool use, inspection, maintenance, problem-solving, and critical thinking
• Automotive Technology 2 (Semester 2)
  • Advanced training preparing for technical automotive careers

Build a Van RV-12 and experience:

• Hands-on learning
• Real world experience
• Mechanical, electrical and aerospace engineering

Registration

• Register for Aviation Tech. Sig. STEM-CHS

  • Automotive Tech 1

  • Automotive Tech 2
  • Manufacturing

Location and Transportation

Where: Cascade High School
Transportation: Provided for EHS and JHS Students

Configure Routers - Build LANs - Automate Networks

Do you like:

• Learning something and applying it to new situations
• Problem solving
• Being creative
• Using technology
• Understanding how things work

Get ready to dive into the world of networking in our Cisco Networking Academy. You will get hands-on experience with the latest technology and become skilled at building, troubleshooting, and securing networks. Learn everything you need to know in our state-of-the-art lab and leave with the certifications necessary to work with Cisco.

Cisco Networking is a 2 period block containing the following:

• Cisco 1:
  • Focus on the architecture, structure, functions, components, and models of the internet and other computer networks.
  • Introduction to principles and structure of IP addressing and fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, media, and operations.
  • Students will build simple LANs, perform basic configurations for routers and switches, and implement IP addressing schemes.
• Cisco 2:
  • Focus on switching technologies and router operations that support small-to-medium business networks, wireless local area networks, and security concepts.
  • Students will perform basic network configuration and troubleshooting, identify and mitigate LAN security threats, and configure and secure a basic WLAN.
• Cisco 3:
  • Covers architectures and considerations related to designing, securing, operating, and troubleshooting enterprise networks.
  • Includes wide area network technologies and quality of service mechanisms used for secure remote access.
  • Introduces software-defined networking, virtualization, and automation concepts that support the digitalization of networks.
  • Students gain skills to configure and troubleshoot enterprise networks and learn to identify and protect against cybersecurity threats.

Benefits

Credits:
2.0 Career and Technical Education credits

Benefits to you:

• You will learn real-world technology skills that can help you get a job in Networking and IT.
• Gain hands-on experience with networking tools such as routers and switches.
• This course is a great way to explore technology if you are considering a career in cybersecurity or networking.
• Students who complete this course are eligible to sit for the following certification assessments:
  • CCNA ITN - Introduction to Networking
  • CCNA SRWE - Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials
  • CCNA ENSA - Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation

Industry Partner: Cisco

Registration

• Register for 701CTE Signature STEM Cisco Networking Academy
• Complete the Signature STEM Pre-Registration Survey
• Once schedules are finalized, you will be placed in the two-period block during periods 5 and 6

Location and Transportation:

• HM Jackson High School
• Transportation: Provided for CHS and EHS students

Your Health Journey is About to Begin

Program Overview

Learn essential skills to care for patients in various healthcare settings, master the language of medicine, and understand the vital role of nutrition in health. Discover how to maintain wellness, even in the most stressful environments.

Courses

Intro to Patient Care (full year)

• This course introduces foundational patient care skills across health, wellness, and healthcare fields.
• Students will learn patient-centered skills related to communication, building rapport, team collaboration, cultural responsiveness, workplace safety, and patient care skills.
• A clinical classroom allows students to develop specialized hands-on skills and knowledge.
• Preparation for employment includes building a portfolio of skills, certificates, resume, and cover letter for potential job openings.
• Certifications offered include OSHA-10, food handlers card, first aid-CPR, home care aide, and nursing assistant.

Nutrition and Wellness (1 semester)

• Designed for students interested in the science of nutrition, careers in nutritional sciences, and the selection and preparation of various foods.
• Attention given to nutrition for the whole population.

Medical Terminology (1 semester - earn college credit for this course)

• Designed for students interested in the science of nutrition, careers in nutritional sciences, and the selection and preparation of various foods.
• Attention given to nutrition for the whole population.

Benefits

Virtual Patients - Clinic Experience - Medical Certifications

• Team taught with a practicing RN, with an emphasis on scenario-based learning.
• Certifications lead to entry level jobs in high demand in Snohomish County.
• Many employers have tuition reimbursement programs for those wanting to continue their education, allowing students to earn while they learn.
• Stand out on applications for jobs, internships, scholarships, and college with unique certifications offered.
• Earn certifications such as:
• Home Care Aide
• Nursing Assistant Certified
• OSHA10
• Basic Life Support

Community Partnerships: Providence, Washington Alliance for Better Schools (WABS)

Registration

• Register for 420CTE Signature STEM Healthcare Academy
• Complete the Signature STEM Pre-Registration Survey
• Once schedules are finalized, students will be placed in the two-period block during periods 5 and 6

Location and Transportation

Location: Everett High School Health Science Clinic
Transportation: Provided for JHS and CHS students

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• Located on the Puget Sound of Washington State, Everett High School Navy JROTC is an Everett Public Schools program with Students/Cadets from Everett, Cascade and Jackson High Schools all within the Everett Public Schools system.
   

• The purpose of our program is to build strong citizens and develop character with confidence in our students/cadets, so they may achieve success in high school and beyond!
   

• We are not a pipeline or a recruiting instrument for the US Armed Forces. U.S. Department of Defense policy for all JROTC programs (Air Force, Army, Marine Corps and Navy) prohibits recruiting and or information access by students/cadets except under specific circumstances which are limited and monitored by the Naval Science Instructor Staff and Everett Public Schools policy.

• Our Naval Science curriculum covers subjects in a practical and experiential learning manner. We promote and foster habits of orderliness, precision and focus which transcend subject areas. We achieve this through the tried and tested methods of naval leadership models and naval leadership development. We help cadets to understand the ideas of followership and how it translates into leadership skills. We cover many subjects, from naval history to global cultural awareness, health and fitness, as well as understanding maritime power and it's relation to trade, commerce and security. We cover nautical sciences such as ship design, oceanography and atmospheric science through our growing Science, Technology, Engineering ,Math and History (STEM-H) programs through innovative hands-on learning.
   

• Students/Cadets take their NJROTC Naval Science classes at Everett High School. Transportation for Cascade, HM Jackson, and Sequoia High School students is provided by Everett Public Schools.

Other benefits include:

1. Community involvement
2. Competitive events
3. University scholarship opportunities
4. Participation in a student-led teaching and mentorship  
5. Event planning and report building experience
6. Networking with community members and fellow NJROTC students across the state.

Extracurricular activities include:

1. Armed Drill Team* (precision drill with rifles)
2. Unarmed Drill Team* (precision drill)
3. Marksmanship Team* (Precision and ‘sporter’ teams)
4. Physical Strength Team*
5. Academics Team*
6. Orienteering**
7. Drone Team***
8. eSports Team***

 All of the above activities are open to all cadets who are interested in participating.

“It’s a great class and I feel welcomed in this open environment and this space. People in our community are very welcoming and it makes me feel great!” – “I have a lot of fun and I get my HS credits out of this, so it works both ways!” – Sophomore ROTC student.

* We compete in Olympic Division of the Northwest Drill and Rifle Conference – https://NWDRC.org
** We compete against many Western Washington High Schools and JROTC units - https://cascadeoc.org/series/school-league-wiol/
*** These teams are in development.  Currently seeking an adult coach to organize/mentor.  We have the drones.

• Register for the next NJROTC course in your sequence. NJR105 is for first-year cadets.
• If you do not already attend Everett High School, when schedules are finalized, you will be placed in the two-period block for periods 5 and 6.
• Students going into Grade 8 at North Middle School may also register.
• North Middle School 8^th graders arrive EHS 1^st period, and transport back to NMS at 08:30am via bus, and continue with NMS 2^nd period.
• JHS/CHS: Students board bus during lunch and return to home school via bus after EHS 5^th and 6^th period.