Law and Justice (Mrs. Jada Greene)

Work-Based Learning (Dr. Tawyna Bailey)

The Criteria for admission into CTAE course is determined by the space available for all students that sign up for an Introductory level course and the amount of space in a student's schedule. All upper level courses must have the correct pre-requisite course completed.

The Career, Technical and Agricultural Education courses "are responsible for career and leadership development of" high school students. "The CTAE department works with the nine Career, Technical Student Organizations to enrich the curriculum in the CTAE Pathways."

 Cosmetology
(Mrs. Shavon Cherry)

Family and Consumer Science (Ms. Amica Walker)

Business and Computer Science (Ms. Brenda Hence)

 Web & Digital Design (Mr. Faamoemoe Soli)

Healthcare Science 
(Mr. Anthony Hunter - Sports Medicine,
Ms. Georgia Thomasson - Allied Health)

CyberSecurity (Mr. Titus Zigler)

Army JROTC  (1SG Kelley French
LTC Andrew Lark &
1SG Kenneth Parks)

Early Childhood Education (Mrs. Jane Upton & Mrs. Carrie Thompson)

Marketing Education

Ms. Janice Ritchey,

Marketing & Business Education

DECA Advisor

janice.ritchey@dcssga.org

https://dchs-deca.wixsite.com/deca  

The marketing pathway is an exciting way for students to develop real world skills in communication, entrepreneurship, customer service, digital marketing, product development, and selling
 

The pathway consists of three courses including:

• Introduction to Marketing & Business

• Promotion & Digital Marketing

• Marketing Communications

Students are encouraged to participate in working in our real world business, The Tiger Shack, which sells snacks, drinks, school supplies and spirit items.  

Students are also encouraged to participate in DECA, the Marketing & Entrepreneurship club,  in order to further develop their business, public speaking, critical thinking and project management skills