Tag Archives: CTE

03.07.21

2021 Sweetwater Career Night Series

Clicking on one of the below flyers will take you to a registration link.
Once registered, a confirmation e-mail will follow shortly with information on joining the webinar, as well the Zoom link.

Arts, Media, and Entertainment

Wednesday, March 10, 2021 @ 05:00PM

Arts, Media, and Entertainment flyer

Artes, Medios, y Entretenimiento flyer

Engineering and Architecture

Wednesday, April 7, 2021 @ 05:00PM

Engineering and Architecture flyer

Ingenieria y Arquitectura flyer

Information Technology

Wednesday, April 21, 2021 @ 05:00PM

Information Technology flyer

Tecnología de la Información flyer

Health Sciences and Medical Technology

Wednesday, May 12, 2021 @ 05:00PM

Health Sciences and Medical Technology flyer

Ciencias de la Salud y Tecnología Medica flyer

12.05.19

College Athlete Night 2019

College Athlete Night Flyer athletes be prepared plan ahead

Last night, the College and Career Office and Athletics Office held a joint presentation for High School students to learn what is required to play athletics in college, as well as avoid pitfalls which could prevent a student from becoming ineligible.

Presented by Ms. Jessica Atthowe from SDSU, the Power Point Presentation shared with the parents and students in attendance can be found shared here. Additionally, a Player Panel was held with a Q&A session regarding what it takes to play at that next level.

A College Athlete Night presentation was also shared with the community members in attendance.

Lastly, for those in attendance, an NCAA Worksheet was shared out to help our students determine what classes they will need to graduate and apply for college.

04.18.19

Career Night 2019

Career Night Flyer

Last night, the College and Career Readiness department held a Career Night for interested students and parents at the Professional Development Center on L Street.

Cindy Gompper Graves, President and CEO of South County Economic Development Council, moderated a group of panelists representing the following emerging/priority job sectors – Advanced Manufacturing, Health Science, and Information and Communication Technologies. The panelists came from San Ysidro Health Center, NASSCO, and Action Drone.

The San Diego and Imperial Center of Excellence for Labor Market Research put on a power point presentation, which can be found here.

08.27.18

College Fair and Career Expo 2018

College Fair and Career Expo 2018 Flyer

In one gym at Montgomery High School, there will be over 50 college and university representatives available to answer your questions about admissions and financial aid information about their particular institution and over 30 industry partners available to talk about career trends and the education necessary for their particular career.

Career Expo Presenters
College Expo Presenters

Registration Link:

QR Code linking to Registration link

Shuttle service between
Montgomery Middle School and Montgomery High School
will be available

Montgomery Middle School is located at
1051 Picador Blvd, San Diego CA 92154

Depart From Leave Time
Montgomery Middle 5:30pm
Montgomery High 5:45pm
Montgomery Middle 6:00pm
Montgomery High 6:15pm
Montgomery Middle 6:30pm
Montgomery High 6:45pm
Montgomery Middle 7:00pm
Montgomery High 7:15pm
Montgomery Middle 7:30pm
Montgomery High 7:45pm
09.28.17

Sweetwater High School students bring Coding to National School District

Sweetwater High School Students bringing Coding to National School District schools

The Coding Club/Community Service partnership/program for the Sweetwater High School Computer Science and National School District students is entering its third year! The Coding Club/Community Service partnership/program was envisioned and started with Sweetwater Alum Jose Guaro, a computer science student that envisioned that his peers within the Computer Science program at Sweetwater High School fulfilling community service requirements by serving as mentors/gurus and providing elementary school students “coding clubs” instruction that was engaging and academically driven.

Supported by principal Maribel Gavin of Sweetwater High School, Dr. Cindy Vasquez of National School District, and the principals of the National School District, Sweetwater High School Computer Science students will serve as mentors/guides for NSD students grades 4 – 6 and help guide them to learn about computer science and programming.

All 10 National School District schools will have two to three Sweetwater Computer Science students hold coding clubs once a week for about 1 ½ hours. Both Computer Science teachers Sara Kazemi and Art Lopez of Sweetwater High School are providing the training and guidance for the Sweetwater High School Computer Science students.

This program is designed to engage both high and elementary school students; the high school CS students will gain a deeper understanding of Computer Science concepts, provide community service and help engage elementary school girls and boys exposure of the importance of Computer Science. This will give these children the opportunity to continue to gain an interest and continue to take computer science courses in both the middle and high schools. Everyone involved has stated what a great and positive impact has had on students, parents, teachers, administrators and communities! Computer Science is an integral part of a child’s public education, as they will have to learn to use computers and computing tools the rest of their lives.

Good Job Sweetwater High School Devils!

09.29.16

College and Career District Fair

What are your plans after high school? Attend a four year public, private, non-profit university? Attend a Community College? Join the Military?, Learn a trade?, or get a Job?

ccfair-imageDon’t miss the College and Career District Fair, we will have information for ALL OF THE ABOVE in one place!

Date: Monday, October 3, 2016
Time: 5pm-8pm
Location: Montgomery High School
More details HERE.