Daggett School District

Career and Technical Education (CTE)

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Camille Browning

CTE Director

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Kym Wilson

CTE Administrative Assistant

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Shiloh Wirick

Work Based Learning Coordinator

The Daggett School District CTE Department is a powerhouse of dedicated professionals working behind the scenes to empower students. Meet the team that connects you with the right program, provides support, and helps you build a bright future! We’re here to guide you every step of the way.

CTE Instructors

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Malinda Broadbent

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Guy Gonder

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Jessica Hughes

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Mike Hughes

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Toni Pendleton

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Carol Raymond

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Paige Smith

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Shiloh Wirick

Click here to be taken to the USBE CTE website.

CTE is an essential component of the total educational system in Utah and is critical to the country's ability to compete in a global economy.

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Click here to see the Utah CTE At-A-Glace flyer

Career and Technical Students Organizations

Access to the Informational Flyers

Future Farmers of America (FFA) Informational Flyer

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Informational Flyer

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Informational Flyer

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Click here to see the CTE Pathways Offered at MHS

Career and Technical Students Organizations

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FFA is a student organization for young people interested in agriculture, leadership, science, business, technology and natural resources. Through hands-on experiences, competitions, leadership activities and community service, FFA helps Manila High School students develop skills they can use in school, careers and throughout their lives.

FFA is about much more than farming. Our students have opportunities to explore careers in areas such as animal science, agricultural business, mechanics, natural resources, veterinary science, plant science, communications and many others.

Our students can participate in leadership and career development events, attend conferences and conventions, complete agricultural projects, serve their community and build friendships with other FFA members from across the country.

Click here to be connected to the Utah State FFA Website

Click here to be connected to the National FFA Website

A geometric logo featuring a triangle shape made of three curved sections in blue and yellow. FBLA – Future Business Leaders of America

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) prepares students at Manila High School for success in business, leadership, and future careers. Students gain practical experience while developing skills in communication, entrepreneurship, finance, technology, management, and leadership.

FBLA members have opportunities to participate in competitive events, leadership conferences, community service projects, and career-development activities. Competitions allow our students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in a wide variety of business and career-related areas.

Whether Manila High students are interested in owning a business, working in finance, marketing, technology, management or simply becoming stronger leaders and communicators, FBLA provides opportunities to develop skills that can be valuable in almost any career.

Click here to be connected to the Utah State FBLA Website

Click here to be connected to the National FBLA Website

The red logo for FCCLA featuring bold letters encircled by a sketchy oval design. FCCLA — Family, Career and Community Leaders of America

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) gives Manila High School students opportunities to become stronger leaders while developing practical skills for careers, families and communities. This organization is connected to Family and Consumer Sciences education and provides our students with opportunities to apply what they learn in the classroom through leadership activities, community projects, conferences and competitive events.

Manila High School members can explore areas such as culinary arts, nutrition and wellness, early childhood education, fashion and design, hospitality, personal finance, entrepreneurship, community service and other career pathways. Through FCCLA, our students can develop communication, teamwork, problem-solving, leadership and career-readiness skills while making a positive difference in their school and community.

Click here to be connected to the Utah State FCCLA Website

Click here to be connected to the National FCCLA Website

State and Local Labor Market Information

Click here to open the Utah CTE Credentials of Value chart.