The DoDEA Student Information System (DSIS) Family Portal will be unavailable from Wednesday, June 25 at 2:00 pm ET until Thursday, July 10 at 2:00 pm ET. Parents and students will not be able to access the system or register students during this time. Registration will resume when the system is reopened on July 10.
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Career Clusters represent major groupings of similar occupations and industries within the U.S. job market. Each Career Cluster provides students with an overview of career options and an understanding of the broad industry. Within each of the Career Clusters are various Career Pathways, which are sequences of CTE courses designed to prepare students for careers and continued education.
The Business Management Pathway introduces students to laws and regulations affecting business operations and transactions; teaching them how to plan, monitor, and manage day-to-day business activities and create strategic plans used to manage business growth, profit, and goals.
In the Cybersecurity Pathway, students learn how to plan, monitor, implement, and upgrade security measures for the protection of computer networks, and more.
The Engineering and Technology Pathway combines hands-on projects with rigorous curriculum to prepare students for the most challenging careers in engineering and technology.
In the Programming Pathway, students gain advanced knowledge of computer operating systems, programming languages, and software development necessary to design, develop, implement, and maintain computer systems and software.
The Therapeutic Services–Patient Care Pathway teaches health and safety policies; how to utilize emergency procedures and protocols; and more.
Students in the Culinary Arts Pathway are exposed to a variety of cooking methods and techniques from basic to advanced cooking skills; catering; nutrition; menus and facility planning; cold food preparation; and food service management.
In the Digital Design & Communication Pathway, students learn to create, design, and produce a vast array of interactive multimedia products and services to be used in business, training, entertainment, communications, and marketing.
The National Security Pathway introduces students to the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC). JROTC is a program that teaches students character education, student achievement, wellness, and leadership.
The Teaching as a Profession Pathway prepares students to use subject matter knowledge to plan and prepare effective instruction and courses, and identify materials and resources needed to support instructional plans. Students learn to apply knowledge and skills in real-world situations.
Through a hands-on, project-oriented approach, students in the Video Communications Pathway apply knowledge to filming, editing and production, lighting, audio, computer graphics and effects to communicate effectively using the video communication medium.
