The goal of Crenshaw County's Career /Technical Education curriculum is to provide students access to a flexible system of rigorous school-and work-based learning planned collaboratively by students, parents, educators, and employers.  Career/Technical Education is competency-based applied learning that contributes to the academic knowledge, higher-order reasoning and problem-solving skills, life skills, work attitudes, employability skills, and occupation-specific skills through organized educational programs of sequenced courses.

CAREER/TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS

    Agriscience

    Business/Marketing Education

    Family and Consumer Sciences

    Health Science

CAREER/TECHNICAL STAFF

Anthony Stallworth, Director

Andrews, Samuel Mark - Agriscience                        Brantley School

Daniel, Celia - Family & Consumer Sciences              Highland Home School

Compton, Kimberly- Business/Marketing Education    Brantley School

Johnson, Tony - Agriscience                                    Highland Home School

McCoy, Cathleen - Business/Marketing Education       Highland Home School

Norman, Phyllis - Business/Marketing Education         Luverne School

Odom, Rebecca - Health Science                              Luverne School

Rountree, Helen - Family & Consumer Sciences          Brantley School

Thomas, Regina - Business/Marketing Education        Luverne School

West, Suzette - Business & technical Education           Luverne School

Williams, Robert - Business/Marketing Education        Luverne School

Wyrosdick, Rodney - Agriscience                               Luverne School

CAREER/TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Association of Marketing Students (DECA)

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)

Future Farmers of America (FFA)

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)