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Fairfield ISD CTE Supports Career Readiness

February 12, 2026

Fairfield ISD CTE Supports Career Readiness

Through CTE programs, Fairfield ISD gains hands-on expertise, industry certifications, and technical skills, preparing them for success after graduation.

Fairfield ISD students giving and listening to presentation about CTE programs

February highlights how CTE pathways provide learning experiences across business, industry, public services, arts and humanities, multidisciplinary studies, and STEM. At Fairfield High School, Agriculture teacher, Savannah Ellis, leads a dynamic program offering courses in Greenhouse Management, Floral Design, Advanced Plant and Soil, Principles of Agriculture, and Small Animal Management/Equine. This program offers students opportunities to build technical expertise and gain important industry certifications. Students extend their learning through FFA and Career Development Events, strengthening their leadership skills and applying knowledge beyond the classroom.

Fairfield ISD faculty watering plants in greenhouse
Fairfield ISD students holding flower arrangements that they made

Through strong CTE programs and dedicated educators, Fairfield ISD equips students with confidence, certifications, and career-ready skills that will prepare them for success.

Sources: Fairfield ISD Facebook, Fairfield ISD CTE Website

Blog contributions: Sophia Anderson, Intern, UTSA

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