Center Programs

MED Center students explore how science connects to human health and community well-being— preparing them for college, various medical fields, and/or specific health-related careers.

• Medical Science with Biomedical – Build a strong foundation in biology, anatomy, and research through labs, simulations, and internships.
• Medical Science with Biotechnology – Study DNA, cells, and disease through hands-on labs, research projects, and industry-based simulations while preparing for certification and college credit.
• Clinical Healthcare: Pharmacy Technician – Learn how medications are prepared and dispensed through lab practice and simulations while building skills toward industry certification and healthcare careers.
• Clinical Healthcare: Medical Assistant – Develop clinical and professional skills through hands-on labs and simulations while preparing for industry-recognized healthcare credentials.

GLOBE Center students strengthen their ability to think critically, communicate clearly, and understand the world’s cultures—skills that open doors in any field.

• Humanities – Explore history, literature, and philosophy through interdisciplinary courses and field experiences.
• Critical Languages, Cultures, and Global Connections (Chinese) – Combine advanced study in the humanities with deep language learning and cultural immersion.
• International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme – A globally recognized academic program emphasizing critical thinking, inquiry, and intercultural understanding.

STEM Center students become innovators—building, coding, and discovering solutions that shape the future of science and technology.

• Science, Mathematics and Computer Science (SMCS) – Integrate science, math, engineering, and computer science through hands-on projects, competitions, and internships that build strong STEM foundations.
• Engineering – Design, build, and test solutions to real-world problems through collaborative projects, STEM challenges, and hands-on engineering experiences.
• Machine Learning and Data Science – Engage in  data analysis, statistical reasoning, computer programming, machine learning models, and ethical AI practices.
• Cybersecurity – Design and secure computer networks through hands-on labs and simulations while preparing for industry certifications and real-world IT careers.
• Aviation – Study the aviation and aerospace industries, building skills to become a pilot or unmanned aircraft systems.
• Environmental Science and Leadership – Study ecology, sustainability, and civic responsibility through field research, interdisciplinary coursework, and capstone projects focused on environmental solutions.

LEAD Center students learn how to make a difference—whether by teaching the next generation, advocating for justice, or leading change in their communities.

• Leadership and Social Justice (LSJ) – Explore civic engagement, advocacy, and social change.
• Leadership, Law, and Criminal Justice – Explore investigations, public safety, and the justice system through real-world case studies, field experiences, and engagement with law enforcement professionals.
• Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps – Engage in authentic leadership roles, service-learning projects, and team-based challenges that mirror real-world decision-making and responsibility.
• Global Ecology and Leadership – Investigate ecosystems, climate systems, and human impact through field research, interdisciplinary projects, and service learning that promote environmental stewardship.

ARTS Center students develop their creative voice through performance, design, and collaboration—preparing for college programs and careers in the arts.

• Dance – Develop technique and artistry through diverse dance styles, choreography, and performances while creating original work and building confidence as a performer.
• Theatre – Explore acting, directing, and stage production through hands-on workshops and performances that build creativity, collaboration, and confidence.
• Music – Strengthen performance, composition, and music technology skills through ensemble experiences and creative projects that build artistry and portfolio development.
• Video & Audio Production – Develop skills in broadcast media, both in front of and behind the camera.
• Animation & Game Design – Create both two‑dimensional and three‑dimensional digital experiences for film, television, advertising, virtual reality, and interactive entertainment.
• Communication Arts Program (CAP) – Hone competencies in critical thinking, social awareness, and media and communications.
• Visual Art – Create and refine original artwork across multiple media while building technical skills, artistic voice, and a professional portfolio.
• Graphic Design – Create professional-quality visual content by combining creativity, digital design tools, and real-world problem‑solving skills.

• Middle College – Take college credit courses to earn your high school diploma while also earning an associate's degree through Montgomery College.
• P-TECH – Gain technical skills and workplace competencies as well as industry certifications.  Skills acquired include software and hardware installation, network and security configuration, forensics fundamentals, virtualization and cloud computing.