CTE Programs & Pathways
Career Pathways show students a direct connection between doing well in high school and being able to transition smoothly to post-secondary opportunities or getting a good job when they graduate. Students who focus on a Career Pathway acquire the skills necessary for entry into well-paid careers with high potential for rapid financial growth, increased levels of responsibility, and a high degree of personal satisfaction.
Utah Career Pathways align with and are categorized by the national Career Clusters®. Each Career Pathway culminates in an industry recognized credential of value.
CTE Pathways Offered at EHHS
- Broadcasting & Digital Media
- Programming & Software Development
- K-12: Teaching as a Profession (2026-27)Marketing
CTE Programs
Video Production & Digital Media
Video Production and more...
- Documentary Production
- Music Video Production
- Horror Film Production
- Sketch Comedy Production
Video Production 2 and more...
- Adv. Horror Film Production
- Hive Filmmaking
Digital Media Classes and more...
- 3D Animation
- 3D Graphics
- Digital Media
Programming & Software Development
Programming...and more
- Programing 1 and 2
- Computer Science Principles
- Data Base Development
Software Development and more...
- Web Design
- Data Science
And more...
- Video Game Development 2
- Horror Game Design
- 3-D Printing
K-12 Teaching as a Profession (2026-27)
- Teaching as a Profession
- Business Communication
- Aspiring Educators
- Human Development
- CTE Internship
- CE Courses
Students can also participate in:
Large Scale School-wide Film Projects
Participating students apply for specific film project jobs. The entire project is run as a professional film shoot. Film professionals provide job coaching to help students develop the professionalism required for success in the film industry.
Large Scale Student Led Film Projects
Participating students prepare their own film projects for production. Student projects are selected for production. Students selected must select their crew and cast and run the project as producers and directors.
Film Club
Students in the film club participate in Skills USA, attend leadership conferences, lead school service projects, and prepare films for competition.
Telos Film Awards
Students prepare and submit films for the school-wide film awards. Industry professionals select films for awards that are presented at an awards ceremony event planned by students.
School Film Festivals
Students have the opportunity to participate in 24 hour and 48 hour film festivals. Students are divided into teams and have only 24 or 48 hours to create a film.
Animation Club
Students have the opportunity to develop advanced skills with Maya, Zbrush and Virtual Reality. Students prepare for end of year Skills USA competitions.
Art Club - National Arts Honor Society
Games - Warhammer, D&D, and Gaming Club
Collect, build and paint miniatures - fight strategic tabletop battles.
- Aspire
- Attendance Excusal
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Calendar
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Mar 20
Term 5 Midterm
Yearbook Deadline to Purchase
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Mar 24
Voter Registration - in lobby
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Apr 06
Spring Break - No School
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Apr 07
Spring Break - No School
March 20
Term 5 Midterm
March 20
Yearbook Deadline to Purchase
March 24
Voter Registration - in lobby
Table in lobby - League of Women Voters - assisting =>16 year old to register to vote. No id required. Julia Andrus and Marianne Fraser. See Shannon for more detailsApril 6
Spring Break - No School
April 7
Spring Break - No School
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- Lunch
- Bell Schedule
- Online Payments