Career and Technical Education
Sally Wheeler, Career and Technical Education Coordinator
sally.wheeler@wcsb.us
850-926-7125 ext: 8015
Program Overview
Wakulla High School's Career and Technical Education Programs are organized into specific programs of study. When students complete the courses that comprise a particular program, they are prepared for employment or further education in that field.
Currently, WHS offers programs in the areas of aerospace technology, automotive maintenance, cosmetology, digital design, web development, building trades, hospitality, welding, , phlebotomy, engineering technology, HVAC, and nursing assistant through our Medical Academy. These programs articulate into college or technical education programs at the post-secondary level, if the student chooses to pursue this field.
Career and Technical Education Faculty
Jennifer Allen, Cosmetology
Ronni Bunch, Health Academy/Health Sciences A+P
Joseph Graves, Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) Technology
Eric Kasheta, Diesel Engine Mechanic and Technology
Joseph Kean, Applied Welding Technology
Kristi Lawhon, Medical Academy
Will Martin, Engineering Academy
Andrew Perez, Building Trades and Construction
Brandy Oliver, Phlebotomy
Mollie Robinson, Digital Information Technology, Foundations of Web Design
Ashley Rodriguez, Foundations of Journalism
Brandi Skipper, Personal Finance
Jessica Slusher, Foundations of Web Design
James Thaxton, Aerospace Technology
Hunter Tucker, Digital Information Technology, Digital Design II, Yearbook
William Usherwood, Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
Ryan Warner, Hospitality and Tourism, Culinary Arts
Sally Wheeler, On-the-job Training
CTE Resources
College Cost Savings Through Industry Certification Chart
Section 1003.02 (1)(j), Florida Statutes, requires that district school boards:
Notify the parent of a student who earns an industry certification that articulates for postsecondary credit of the estimated cost savings to the parent before the student’s high school graduation versus the cost of acquiring such certification after high school graduation, which would include the tuition and fees associated with available postsecondary credits. Also, the student and the parent must be informed of any additional industry certifications available to the student.
Student is required to be 16 years old OR have completed 9th grade.
2.0 GPA Unweighted GPA.
Attendance & Discipline records will be reviewed.
Engineering Academy and Medical Academy require different admissions criteria. See web pages for additional information and applications.
The district prohibits discrimination in the terms and conditions of employment, and in access to educational programs and activities, and prohibits harassment of any individual or group on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or genetic information (and other protected classes included in the district’s nondiscrimination policies).