Fontana Unified School District offers a variety of courses in the CTE Program. The CTE courses offered at Henry J. Kaiser High School include Theatre, Culinary, Auto, Multimedia Design, and TV Production. These classes equip students with practical skills and knowledge, incorporating hands-on learning experiences that enhance their learning.
Kaiser students can also enroll in CTE courses hosted at other school sites. Students can speak to their counselor for more details.
Interested in taking a class? Kaiser High School offers the following courses:
Courses
Acting: Drama 1, 2, 3, and Advanced Acting Team
Technical: Theatre production
For more information, contact your counselor.
The Theatre pathway offers students a vibrant and creative space to grow as performers, technicians, and storytellers. Through a diverse curriculum—including Drama 1 & 2, Professional Actor, Technical Theatre, and Theatre Production—students gain hands-on experience in acting, stagecraft, and production design, all aligned with California’s Visual and Performing Arts Standards.
The program has earned national recognition, including the Educational Theatre Association’s prestigious Premier Distinction, and achieved 3rd place overall at the CETA Southern California High School Theatre Festival, where every participating student received a merit award. With a strong emphasis on creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking, the theatre program empowers students with the skills and confidence to succeed both in the arts and in life beyond the stage.
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The Culinary Arts pathway is open to students in grades 9-12 and welcomes individuals of all skill levels. Whether a student is a beginner or an aspiring chef, our program offers a comprehensive culinary education. Students will learn essential cooking techniques, master knife skills, create and test new recipes, develop professional menus, and perfect the art of plating.
For more information or to enroll, please contact your counselor.
The Automotive Technology pathway offers a hands-on, career-focused pathway for students interested in the automotive service industry. The sequence begins with Auto 1 and advances to Auto 2, where students deepen their understanding of vehicle systems, diagnostics, and repair. In Auto Maintenance & Light Repair 3, students apply their skills in real-world settings, gaining valuable experience and preparing for entry-level employment. The program emphasizes safety, technical knowledge, and 21st-century skills, giving students a strong foundation for success in the automotive field.
For more information or to enroll, please contact your counselor.
The Multimedia Design & Communication pathway introduces students to the world of digital design through hands-on projects and industry-standard tools. In the introductory course, students explore 2D design using Adobe Creative Suite, learning how to combine text and imagery to communicate their ideas effectively. They develop skills in layout, typography, and visual storytelling while gaining insight into the cultural and historical context of design.
In Advanced Multimedia Design, students take on real-world design challenges, with opportunities to produce printed materials for school events and activities. Working individually and in teams, they deepen their understanding of graphic communication and expand their technical skills in a collaborative, project-based environment. This pathway prepares students for creative careers in graphic design, marketing, and digital media.
For more information or to enroll, please contact your counselor.
The TV Production pathway introduces students to the world of media and broadcasting through hands-on, project-based learning. Students explore the fundamentals of video production, including planning, filming, editing, and storytelling. As students progress through the program, they undertake increasingly complex projects and gain practical experience in media creation. This pathway enables students to develop valuable communication, collaboration, and technical skills that can be applied in various careers within the media, entertainment, and digital content industries.
For more information or to enroll, please contact your counselor.
The Emergency Medical Response (EMR) pathway is where students learn human anatomy, emergency care principles, and on-scene safety. Students will gain knowledge of childbirth and learn how to respond to pediatric emergencies. The course also emphasizes essential 21st-century skills, including communication, critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration, helping students succeed both in school and in their future careers.
For more information or to enroll, please contact your counselor.
The Business & Finance pathway introduces students to the foundational principles of business operations, financial literacy, and economic decision-making. In the Business & Finance course, students explore topics such as budgeting, investing, entrepreneurship, and financial planning. As students advance into Advanced Business & Finance, they apply these concepts through real-world projects and simulations that prepare them for college, careers, and personal financial success. This pathway helps students build critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills essential for today’s business environment.
For more information or to enroll, please contact your counselor.
