GMCS Pathways, more recently known as “Schools Of,” and all other career-technical Programs of Study are a Linked Learning approach to college and career readiness education that transforms the traditional high school experience by bringing together rigorous academics, a demanding technical education, and real-world experience to help ALL GMCS students gain an advantage in high school, postsecondary education, and careers. Currently, there are six “Schools Of” in eight high schools:
- The School of Engineering – CPH, GPH, HMH, TGH
- The School of Health – CPH, GPH, HMH
- The School of Media – GPH, HMH, THH
- The School of Business – HMH, RAH, TOH
- The School of Manufacturing – GPH
- The School of Technology – NPH
See the high school’s one-pager of their “Schools Of” and other CTE Programs through these links: CPH, GPH, HMH, NPH, RAH, TOH, THH, TGH
See each high school’s course plan through these links: CPH, GPH, HMH, NPH, RAH, TOH, THH, TGH
The School of Engineering
Building Pioneers, Crafting Innovations: Where innovation meets education, forging the path for aspiring engineers to design, create, and shape the future.
The School of Engineering offers a curriculum that strongly focuses on engineering and related fields. This program of study is designed to provide students with a rigorous education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) subjects, emphasizing engineering principles and practical skills. Further, it aims to inspire and educate the next generation of engineers and innovators, fostering an environment where students can develop problem-solving skills and a deep understanding of scientific and technical principles.
Students in the “School of Engineering” have the following career courses unique to their program of study:
Program of study: pltw engineering
Intro Course: 1615 Intro to Engineering Design (CPH, HMH, GPH, TGH)
Concentrator Course 1: 1617 Principles of Engineering (CPH, HMH, GPH)
Concentrator Course 2: 1616 Digital Electronics (CPH)
Concentrator Course 3: Environmental Sustainability (TGH)
Capstone Course 1: 1620 Engineering Design & Development (CPH, HMH, GPH, TGH)
Capstone Course 2: 1606 Work Experience (CPH, HMH, GPH, TGH)
Capstone Course 3: 1699 Technology Education Dual Credit: STEM Core (CPH, HMH, GPH)
The School of Health
Unveiling Scientific Breakthroughs, Inspiring Care & Wellness: Where science meets education, carving the path for aspiring health professionals to explore, innovate, and shape the future of healthcare and life sciences with a commitment to healing and well-being.
The School of Health focuses on preparing students for careers in the healthcare and medical fields. These schools typically offer a curriculum emphasizing science, anatomy, health-related courses, and practical skills required for careers in healthcare, nursing, medicine, and allied health. This program of study aims to provide a strong educational foundation for students pursuing careers as doctors, nurses, medical technicians, therapists, or any other healthcare-related profession. It can also serve as a stepping stone for those planning to continue their education in health-related fields at the college or university level.
Students in the “School of Health” have the following career courses unique to their program of study:
Program of study: pltw biomedical sciences
Intro Course: 1660 Principles of Biomedical Sciences (CPH, HMH, GPH)
Concentrator Course 1: 1661 Human Body Systems (CPH, HMH, GPH)
Concentrator Course 2: 1662 Medical Interventions (CPH, HMH, GPH)
Capstone Course 1: 1664 Biomedical Innovations (CPH, HMH, GPH)
Capstone Course 2: 1597 Healthcare Science OJT (CPH, HMH, GPH)
Capstone Course 3: 1699 Technology Education Dual Credit: STEM Core (CPH, HMH, GPH)
The School of Business
Empowering Visionaries, Igniting Ventures: Where dreams take flight, innovators are cultivated, and futures are crafted in every venture.
The School of Business focuses on providing students with education and skills related to the world of business, entrepreneurship, and economics. These schools typically offer a curriculum designed to prepare students for careers in business, finance, marketing, management, and related fields. Its program of study aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for successful careers in the business world. It can also provide a strong foundation for those planning to pursue higher education in business, economics, or related fields at the college or university level.
Students in the “School of Business” have the following career courses unique to their program of study:
Program of study: Business management & entrepreneurship
Intro Course: 0221 Introductory Business (HMH, RAH, TOH)
Concentrator Course 1: 0223 Business Management (HMH, RAH, TOH)
Concentrator Course 2: 0224 Business Management & Ownership (HMH, RAH, TOH)
Capstone Course 1: 0297 Business Work Experience (HMH, RAH, TOH)
Capstone Course 2: 0299 Business Dual Credit (HMH)
The School of Media
Crafting Tomorrow’s Storytellers, Shaping Creative Narratives: Where creative storytelling converges with imagination, carving the path for aspiring media professionals to design, produce, and influence the future of media.
The School of Media focuses on providing students with education and training in various aspects of media, including journalism, broadcasting, film production, graphic design, and other related fields. These schools are designed to prepare students for careers in media, communications, and the creative arts. Its program of study aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for successful careers in media and the creative arts. Students may be prepared for careers in journalism, digital marketing, film and television production, graphic design, public relations, and related fields. For those who wish to continue their education, these schools can also serve as a strong foundation for pursuing higher education in media-related majors at the college or university level.
Students in the “School of Media” have the following career courses unique to their program of study:
Program of study: media production – Thoreau hs
Intro Course: 1172 Film/Video Tape
Concentrator Course 1: 1176 Digital Film Production II
Concentrator Course 2: 1197 Business of Arts, Media & Entertainment
Capstone Course 1: 1199 Fine/Performing Arts Dual Credit
Capstone Course 2: 1606 Work Experience
Program of study: computer graphics – gallup hs
Intro Course 1: 1911 Mass Media Productions
Intro Course 1: 0315 Computer Graphics 1
Concentrator Course 1: 0307 Computer Graphics 2
Capstone Course 1: 0397 Computer Info/Sc OJT
Program of study: MASS COMMUNICATIONS – MIYAMURA hs
Intro Course 1: 1911 Mass Media Productions
Concentrator Course 1: 1921 Mass Media Communication
Concentrator Course 2: 1996 Multimedia Communications
Capstone Course 1: 1199 Fine/Performing Arts Dual Credit
Capstone Course 2: 1606 Work Experience
The School of Manufacturing
The School of Manufacturing focuses on providing students with education and training in the field of welding and metal fabrication. These schools are designed to prepare students for careers in welding, metalwork, and related industries where skills in welding and joining metal materials are essential. Its program of study aims to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills required for successful careers as welders, metal fabricators, and related tradespeople. This education can prepare students for employment in construction, manufacturing, shipbuilding, automotive, and infrastructure development industries.
Students in the “School of Manufacturing” have the following career courses unique to their program of study:
Program of study: welding
Intro Course: 1623 Production Systems (GPH)
Intro Course: 2414 Welding (CPH, GPH, NPH, RAH)
Concentrator Course 1: 2416 Welding II (CPH, GPH, NPH, RAH)
Concentrator Course 2: 2417 Welding III (CPH, GPH, NPH, RAH)
Capstone Course 1: 2497 Precision Metalwork OJT (CPH, GPH, NPH, RAH)
Capstone Course 2: 2498 Precision Metalwork Co Op (GPH)
Capstone Course 3: 2499 Precision Metalwork Dual Credit (CPH)
The School of Technology
Forging Future Trailblazers, Wiring Digital Frontiers: Where technology converges with education, paving the way for aspiring tech professionals to innovate, design, and program the future.
The School of Technology provides students with education and training in the field of computer technology support and assistance. These schools are designed to prepare students for careers in information technology (IT) and related fields where skills in computer hardware, software, and tech support are essential. Its program of study aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills required for successful careers as computer support technicians, help desk specialists, IT assistants, and related positions. This education can prepare students for employment in various industries, including IT services, tech support, and computer maintenance.
Students in the “School of Technology” have the following career courses unique to their program of study:
Program of study: computer technology assistant – Navajo pine HS
Intro Course: 0320 Computer Technology Assistant I
Concentrator Course 1: 0321 Computer Technology Assistant II
Concentrator Course 2: 0322 Computer Technology Assistant III
Capstone Course 1: 0327 Computer Science A
Capstone Course 2: 0397 Computer/IT Sc OJT
Capstone Course 3: 0399 Computer/IT Sc Dual Credit
Other CTE Programs of Study
Additionally, there are 14 Programs of Study in eight high schools and the Opportunity Career Center:
- PLTW Engineering – CPH, GPH, HMH, TGH
- PLTW Biomedical Sciences – CPH, GPH, HMH, RAH, THH
- Health Science Fundamentals – THH
- Computer Graphics – GPH
- Mass Communications – HMH
- Media Production – THH
- Business Management – HMH, RAH, TOH
- Welding – CPH, GPH, RAH, NPH
- PLTW Programming & Cybersecurity – CPH, TOH
- Computer Technology Assistant – NPH
- Automotive Technology – HMH, RAH, THH
- Culinary/ProStart – GPH, HMH, OCC
- NCCER Carpentry – GPH, TOH, OCC
- Teacher Education – THH
Check the one-pager for the McKinley Academy and Opportunity Career Center highlighting their programs and initiatives.
Learn more about other GMCS-CCCR initiatives.