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Career Academies

These students competed at state HOSA  where there were over 3800 students competing, and of those SIX have made it to Internationals this summer!

Congratulations!

Kaitlyn Luttrell - 1st Place Health Care Issues Exam
Aaliyah Moye - 3rd Place Life Skills (CPR)
Claudia Johnson - 1st Place Life Skills (CPR)
Ava Brown and Kloey Bradley - 2nd Place Health Career Display
Jasmine Thurston - 1st Place Nursing Assistant

The following students competed at Regionals and have the opportunity to advance to state: 

1st Place Health Education: 

Caroline Amentler, Brianna Berthod-Perez, Elizabeth Mendiola 

 

1st Place - Public Service Announcement 

Angel Figueroa, Kenny Le, Manuel Valleceillo 

 

1st Place Life Support Skills 

Alliyah Moye, Claudia Johnson 

 

2nd Place Behavioral Health 

Kaitlyn Luttrell 

 

2nd Place Health Career Display 

Kloey Bradley, Ava Brown 

 

2nd Place Researched Persuasive Writing & Speaking 

Sierra Brooks 

 

2nd Place Home Health Aide 

Jamie Dees 

 

3rd Place Home Health Aide 

Mya Moore 

 

3rd Place Medical Assistant 

Savanna Windrow 

 

Other students placing were: 

Ben Elliott -4th Place Sports Medicine 

Amya Jones - 5ath Place Sports Medicine 

Jasmine Thurston -4th Place Nursing Assistant 

Kelly Wong - 5th Place Medical Terminology 

CAPE Scholarship

Download the attached document to see how to qualify for the

Florida Gold Seal CAPE Scholars award.

YOUR FUTURE IS YOUR CHOICE WITH CAREER ACADEMIES

The School District of Escambia County���s career academies are small learning communities within middle or high schools that focus on a career pathway for a two-, three-, or four-year span. Students enter through a voluntary application process; they must apply and be accepted, with parental knowledge and support. Students in a career academy take a mixture of career (usually one or two) and academic (usually three or four) classes each year. Classes meet entrance requirements for four- year universities. Students develop knowledge in a given industry, and���in most academies���students have opportunities to earn industry certification relevant to the career academy. Students��� senior year may include work experience, paid or unpaid, in the community.

 

Please contact us for more information about our career academy opportunities.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR CAREER ACADEMIES

  • All students must have a "C" average
  • All students must have no recurring discipline problems
  • All students must have no serious attendance issues

Students who do not meet and maintain the admission requirements may be removed from the academy and admission at Washington High School may be rescinded. Waivers are considered: Parents may appeal if a student does not meet one or more of the requirements. Space is limited.

 

Aviation Maintenance Academy

Prepare for a future in the aviation field! Students learn about aviation technologies and maintenance as a means to prepare them for future training and education. If you enjoy math, airplanes, and hands-on learning, this may be the academy for you!

Culinary Arts Academy

Are you interested in expanding your culinary horizons? Do you have a passion for fine food? Do you enjoy experimenting but need guidance from a true professional? Discover a love for cooking in our wonderful Culinary Arts Academy. Students learn many facets of the food industry.

Marketing and Entrepreneurship Academy

Early Childhood Education Academy

Students have the opportunity to learn about early childhood education. If you love children, this may be the academy for you. Most students will get on the job training at local daycares.

 

Health Science Academy

Prepare for a future career in the medical field! Students learn about many different careers in the health field. Most students will get on the job training at local medical facilities. This academy has two tracks: Nursing or Sports Medicine

Marine Science Academy

Prepare for a future career in the marine science field! Students learn about many different careers and opportunities in the marine science field.

Media Academy

Students may choose to display their talents either behind or in front of the camera. They will learn how to produce a live television news program as well as produce video productions for the school and other organizations.