South Eugene High School

While anyone may take these courses, we encourage all students to consider completing the 3-credit pathway (see below).  Some CTE programs offer College Now credit, and pathways are connected to the senior-year CTE project, which can fulfill the Extended Application requirements for graduation.  

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CALCI “Hub” Programs are district-wide Career-Technical programs that allow students to do a deep dive into a career pathway while earning high school credits and fulfill the Extended Application requirements to graduate. These programs have no prerequisites to enter, have integrated credit, and are project-based and hands-on.  Attendance is essential in these programs, so be aware that chronic absences or tardies may result in your removal from the program.

CALCI Programs:

1. Future Build... 4.0 Credits: 2.0 Applied Arts, 1.0 Language Arts, 1.0 Math

2. HumaniTech... 4.0 Credits: 2.0 Science, 1.0 Applied Arts, 1.0 Math

3. EmpowerED... 4.0 Credits: 2.0 Applied Arts, 1.0 Language Arts, 1.0 Health

4. Creative Current Studio... 4.0 Credits: 3.0 Applied Arts, 1.0 Language Arts

How CALCI programs differ from South-specific CTE programs:

• 11th and 12th Graders only (South programs can start as early as 9th grade)

• Double periods each day, either in the mornings or afternoons, except Future Build which is the entire A Day or B Day (South typically has a single class period per term of the program). 

• Completed in a single year (South programs take 2-3 years to complete)

• Integrated Credits offered in more than one graduation credit type (South programs are often a single credit type, Applied Arts: CTE)

• District Provided Transportation as students go to different sites (South CTE programs happen only at South.  HumaniTech is an exception since it is housed at South.)