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Career and Technical Education Regions and Local Education Agencies CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION BEAR RIVER REGION SOUTHEAST REGION WASATCH FRONT SOUTH REGION Fast Forward Charter High School CARBON SCHOOL DISTRICT AMES InTech Collegiate High School Carbon High School American Academy of Innovation BOX ELDER SCHOOL DISTRICT Castle Valley Center American Leadership Academy – West Valley Bear River High School Lighthouse High School Beehive Science and Technology Academy Box Elder High School EMERY SCHOOL DISTRICT East Hollywood High School Dale Young Community High Emery High School Itineris Early College High School CACHE SCHOOL DISTRICT Green River High School Providence Hall Charter School Real Salt Lake Academy Cache High School GRAND SCHOOL DISTRICT Roots Charter High School Green Canyon High School Grand County High School Mountain Crest High School Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts SAN JUAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Summit Academy High School Ridgeline High School Monticello High School Sky View High School Utah Virtual Academy Monument Valley High School Vanguard Academy LOGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Navajo Mountain High School CANYONS SCHOOL DISTRICT Logan High School San Juan High School Alta High School RICH SCHOOL DISTRICT Whitehorse High School Brighton High School Rich High School SOUTHWEST REGION Canyons Technical Education Center (CTEC) CENTRAL REGION Success Academy Corner Canyon High School Diamond Ridge High School JUAB SCHOOL DISTRICT BEAVER SCHOOL DISTRICT Hillcrest High School Beaver High School Juab High School Jordan High School Milford High School MILLARD SCHOOL DISTRICT GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT GARFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT Delta High School Cottonwood High School Bryce Valley High School Delta Technical Center Cyprus High School Escalante High School Eskdale High School Granger High School Panguitch High School Millard High School Granite Technical Institute (GTI) NORTH SANPETE SCHOOL DISTRICT IRON SCHOOL DISTRICT Hunter High School North Sanpete High School Canyon View High School Kearns High School PIUTE SCHOOL DISTRICT Cedar City High School Olympus High School Piute High School Parowan High School Skyline High School SEVIER SCHOOL DISTRICT KANE SCHOOL DISTRICT Taylorsville High School Cedar Ridge High School Big Water High School JORDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT North Sevier High School Kanab High School Bingham High School Richfield High School Lake Powell High School Copper Hills High School South Sevier High School Valley High School Herriman High School SOUTH SANPETE SCHOOL DISTRICT WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Jordan Academy for Technology and Careers Gunnison High School Crimson Cliffs High School Mountain Ridge High School Manti High School Desert Hills High School Riverton High School TINTIC SCHOOL DISTRICT Dixie High School Valley High School Enterprise High School Tintic High School West Jordan High School Hurricane High School West Desert High School MURRAY SCHOOL DISTRICT Millcreek High School WAYNE SCHOOL DISTRICT Murray High School Pine View High School SALT LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT Wayne High School Snow Canyon High School East High School Water Canyon High School MOUNTAINLAND REGION Highland High School American Leadership Academy UINTAH BASIN REGION Innovations High School Freedom Preparatory Academy – Provo Secondary West High School DAGGETT SCHOOL DISTRICT Merit College Preparatory Academy TOOELE SCHOOL DISTRICT Manila High School Spectrum Academy – Pleasant Grove Blue Peak High School DUCHESNE SCHOOL DISTRICT Utah County Academy of Sciences (UCAS) Dugway High School Altamont High School ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT Grantsville High School Duchesne High School American Fork High School Stansbury High School Tabiona High School Cedar Valley High School Tooele Community Learning Center Union High School Lehi High School Tooele High School Lone Peak High School UINTAH SCHOOL DISTRICT Wendover High School Mountain View High School Uintah High School Orem High School WASATCH FRONT NORTH REGION Pleasant Grove High School Polaris High School NUAMES – Layton Campus Skyridge High School NUAMES – North Campus (Ogden) Timpanogos High School Spectrum Academy – Davis Westlake High School DAVIS SCHOOL DISTRICT NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT Bountiful High School Advanced Learning Center Clearfield High School Landmark High School Davis High School Legacy Farmington High School Maple Mountain High School Layton High School Payson High School Mountain High School Salem Hills High School Northridge High School Spanish Fork High School Syracuse High School Springville High School Viewmont High School SY 2020-2021 NORTH SUMMIT SCHOOL DISTRICT Woods Cross High School North Summit High School MORGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT PARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Morgan High School Park City High School OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT Ben Lomond High School George Washington High School Independence High School Ogden High School Provo High School Timpview High School WEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT SOUTH SUMMIT SCHOOL DISTRICT Bonneville High School Canyon View High School South Summit High School Fremont High School WASATCH SCHOOL DISTRICT Roy High School Wasatch High School Weber High School ADA Compliant: May 2020 Weber Innovation High School Utah State Board of Education | Career and Technical Education |250 East 500 South | P.O. Box 144200 | Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4200 .
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