January 21, 2026 - 02:58

You'll have the chance to dive into the different Career Technical Education pathways at Clovis Unified's upcoming Career Technical Education Night. This event aims to highlight the various career opportunities available to students through specialized programs designed to equip them with essential skills for the workforce.
Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with educators and industry professionals who will provide insights into the various pathways offered. From information technology and healthcare to automotive technology and culinary arts, the event showcases a wide range of fields that students can explore.
Parents and students are encouraged to attend, as it provides a valuable chance to learn about the resources and support available for those interested in pursuing a career in these sectors. This initiative not only aims to inform but also to inspire students to consider their future career options seriously. Mark your calendars for this informative evening that promises to open doors to exciting career possibilities!
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