LAKE SHORE COMPACT

The Lake Shore Compact is a career technical consortium serving Euclid, Mentor, and Wickliffe school systems. Lake Shore Compact's primary objective is to prepare students to enter a four-year college, a two-year technical school, or a career of their choosing. Students in the Lake Shore Compact programs are eligible to receive college credit upon successful completion of their program, according to College Tech Prep standards.

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The following College Tech Prep Programs are offered to Euclid High School students through the Lake Shore Compact:

Advanced Manufacturing
Lakeland Community College

Students learn the application of quality control principles, basic drafting skills, CNC programming, SURFCAM, use of precision measuring tools, cold forming of metals, and precision turning and milling.  Internship opportunities are available senior year. 
Earn Up to 7 College Credits

Allied Health
Euclid High School

Exploratory health program that prepares students for a wide range of medical careers through high-level academic coursework, practical lab experiences, and clinic experiences through a partnership with the Cleveland Clinic.  Students will receive their cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and basic life support (BLS) certification while preparing to earn a State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) license junior year and a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) license senior year. 
Earn Up to TBD College Credits

Automotive Technologies at Mentor Classic Automotive
Mentor Classic Automotive

This hands-on experience helps prepare students to go right to work as a specialist technician, lube tech, service writer or owner/operator, to name a few. Some standard skills that will help boost your knowledge include brake and tire repair, steering suspension repairs, alignment, electrical diagnosis, engine repair, HVAC, engine performance and diagnosis and more. You’ll also work on complex vehicle computers and advanced under-car systems.
Earn Up to 1 College Credit

Boutique Services (Senior Only)
Euclid High School

Whether you're drawn to the artistry of becoming a manicurist, the intricacy of braiding, or the soothing ritual of shampooing, our program offers a gateway to your dream career in cosmetology. With a focus on Ohio State Board of Cosmetology standards, our intensive 2.5-hour daily sessions provide hands-on experience and expert guidance. You'll work directly with real clients, refining your skills and building the confidence needed to thrive in this dynamic field. We emphasize significant lab experience, ensuring you're fully prepared to excel in the industry. From mastering the latest manicure techniques to perfecting intricate braiding styles, our curriculum is designed to empower you with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed. And with access to professional tools and a comprehensive kit, you'll have everything you need to kickstart your journey toward a fulfilling career.

CCP Welding (Senior Only)
Lakeland Community College

Students will undertake College Credit Plus (CCP) courses instructed by Lakeland staff. Our comprehensive welding academy covers Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW/TIG), Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). Students gain hands-on expertise in metal fabricating, focusing on safety, print reading, welding symbols, and operation of fabricating machines and mechanized welding equipment as well as learn welding techniques for carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, emphasizing equipment setup and manipulation techniques. 

A 2.0 cumulative unweighted GPA or passing placement test on the Accuplacer is required to participate in this program.
Earn up to 11 College Credits

Construction Management
Euclid High School

Provides a broad survey of multiple construction technology fields; prepares the student for advanced studies and training in a specific construction apprenticeship program. Students learn the proper operation of tools and equipment, job estimation, masonry work, construction math, as well as, introductions to learning the skills of demolition, insulation, painting, plumbing, electrical work, framing, siding, roofing, cabinetry, window installation, dry walling, flooring, trim work and more.
Earn Up To 4 College Credits

Criminal Investigations (Senior Only)
Euclid High School

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of criminal justice and crime scene investigation while also incorporating the use of drones in law enforcement and forensic analysis. Topics covered include the structure, history and operation of the criminal justice system, the legal and ethical standards of criminal investigations, how to apply forensic techniques to collect, preserve, and analyze evidence at a crime scene, physical evidence types, crime scene documentation and the application of drones in crime scene documentation. Students will learn how drones can enhance the efficiency and accuracy of crime scene mapping, surveillance, and evidence gathering. Through lectures, case studies, and practical exercises, students gain insight into the roles and responsibilities of professionals within the criminal justice system and the importance of adhering to proper procedures to ensure the integrity of the investigative process.

This program offers a College Credit Plus (CCP Pathway). A 2.75 cumulative unweighted GPA or passing placement test on the Accuplacer is required to participate in the CCP program.
Earn up to 6 College Credits

Culinary Arts
Euclid High School

Provides students an opportunity to explore a wide variety of learning experiences involving nutrition, food sanitation, basic culinary techniques, food preparation, nutrition, and baking fundamentals. Students will run a full-service restaurant open to the public to obtain experience in all positions. Upon successful completion, students are prepared to work in a hotel, restaurant, or hospitality setting. Students will receive certification through the National Restaurant Association Education Foundation.
Earn Up to 6 College Credits

Early Childhood Education
Mentor High School

The Early Childhood Education Program (ECE) offers training for students in both preschool and elementary settings.  This is a two-year program where students actively engage in the preschool classroom located at Mentor High School (junior year) and work in a classroom setting of their choice (senior year).  While in the classroom, students gain knowledge about behavior management techniques and educational theorists and can teach the class and write lesson plans. This program is a pathway that leads to a rewarding career working with young learners.
Earn Up To 4 College Credits

Landscaping Technology (Senior Only)
Memorial Options Center

Designed for individuals with a passion for creating beautiful environments and a keen interest in plants and shrubs, this program offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. With a curriculum including extensive lab sessions working on real-world projects for clients, you'll gain the practical skills and industry certification needed to excel in the landscaping field. Embark on a fulfilling career where every day brings new challenges and opportunities to transform outdoor spaces into works of art.

Marketing & Business Administration
Mentor High School

This program is designed for students who may be interested in pursuing a degree in business.  Students learn business operations and decision-making skills and the efficient use of company resources necessary to work toward the common goals and objectives that keep a business healthy and growing.  Students are challenged to apply classroom concepts to real-world business practices through field trips and local business partners. Creative and innovative thinkers with an eye towards the future are highly encouraged to apply. 
Earn up to 13 College Credits

Mentor Fire & EMT Academy (Senior Only)
Mentor Fire Station 4

This course will prepare students to perform entry-level emergency medical care as an EMT. Students will assess patient’s conditions, administer appropriate emergency medical care, and perform EMT duties safely and effectively. At the end of this course, successful students will be eligible to sit for Ohio certification testing as an Emergency Medical Technician. Program time will be spent at a Mentor Fire Department. Clinical time may be spent off site. 

This program offers a College Credit Plus (CCP Pathway). A 2.00 cumulative unweighted GPA or passing placement test on the Accuplacer is required to participate in the CCP program.
Earn up to 8 College Credits 

Music Production and Engineering
Euclid High School

In the Music Production and Engineering course, students will learn how to mix and master audio in Avid Pro Tools. They will also learn the basic musical concepts, networking tools, and industry practices to be successful upon course completion. Students are also provided with industry standard tools to create musical compositions. We study curriculum from the Avid Learning Academy (ALA). Once completed, each student will be ALA certified in Pro Tools Artist and will receive a certificate and a semester of college credits for audio engineering.
Earn Up To 4 College Credits

Next Brand Challenge (Senior Only)
Euclid High School

In the Next Brand Challenge (NBC) course, students gain hands-on experience as you explore the exciting world of business creation! From brainstorming creative solutions to identifying market opportunities, this course will empower students to think like an entrepreneur and develop the skills needed to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace. Whether you're passionate about starting your own business, solving everyday problems, or creating sustainable products, this course is designed to ignite your entrepreneurial spirit. With interactive projects like building your own business from the ground up and learning from real-world examples, you’ll gain valuable insights into how successful companies are created and grown. Students will experience hands-on learning, designing creative projects, Shark-Tank inspired challenges, field trips and guest speakers. This course is perfect for students who are creative thinkers, problem solvers, and future leaders ready to shape their own path. Join us and unlock your potential as an entrepreneur!

This course is taught by Kayla Lupean, an entrepreneur who appeared on Shark Tank and secured a deal with Barbara Corcoran for her business, Play Maysie, a children's toy that won Parent's Best Toy Award and was featured on the Today Show—giving you direct insight from a successful founder who’s been through it all!

Programming & Software Development
Mentor High School

Focuses on software design and development where students will build applications for business and industry, learn how to store, use, and retrieve data from databases, create dynamic websites, and explore ethical hacking. 
Earn Up To 16 College Credits

Robotics & Automation
Euclid Memorial Options Center

Focuses on tackling real-world projects, connecting with the local automation industry and providing internship opportunities. Students will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to program, safely operate and troubleshoot industrial robots and automation controllers. Students will learn to code and debug programs on industrial robots and automation systems in a number of programming languages. Students will gain necessary knowledge to operate industrial robots and automation controllers as well as become certified as operators.
Earn Up To 13 College Credits

Sports Medicine
Euclid High School

Students will apply procedures and techniques used in athletic training and the care provided for therapeutic exercise and the rehabilitation of athletic injuries.  Topics will include but are not limited to injury prevention, nutritional intake, exercise science concerning other healthcare fields, and medical terminology.
Earn up to 9 college credits

Studio Art & Visual Design
Euclid High School

Prepares students for a career in visual design and computer imaging. Emphasis is placed on developing proficiency in basic art skills such as drawing, calligraphy, layout, and illustration using various techniques and media. Students become proficient in the use of InDesign and Photoshop to create graphic pieces. Additional Adobe certification in Photoshop & InDesign is available for students who successfully complete this program. 
Earn Up To 9 College Credits

Teaching Professions
Euclid High School

Students will be exposed to the many career options as a licensed educator, including those that support students and families outside of the classroom. They will have the opportunity to explore working with various grade levels and occupations within a school district.
Earn up to 1 College Credit

Urban Agriculture
Euclid Memorial Options Center

This program teaches students how to manage and work in the growing field of urban agriculture with skills related to plant and animal production and business leadership, entrepreneurship abilities, and communication.  In this program, students learn about and operate a community-supported agricultural business as part of the school day. Students will be responsible for all aspects of the business, including cultivating and growing food, managing and caring for livestock including chickens and goats, packaging and marketing products, and interacting with customers. Students who successfully complete the program can earn several industry-related credentials.  This experience will prepare students to enter the thriving local food economy of Northeast Ohio in a variety of capacities so that they can enter a career that is personally and professionally rewarding.
Earn up to 9 College Credits

Welding
Euclid High School

This community service-driven program is designed to teach students how to communicate, collaborate, and educate businesses and industries in our local community while utilizing the skills of welding, fabricating, designing, and engineering.  Our student-facilitated projects will impact our lives, our communities, our schools, and our country. This program has been ranked in the top 5 welding programs in the US for the last ten years and is both nationally and internationally recognized.  
Earn Up To 9 College Credits

CTE Coordinator
Kayla Hunt
khunt@euclidschools.org
(216) 797-7811

CTE Secretary
Debbie Miezin
dmiezin@euclidschools.org
(216) 797-7830

CTE Coordinator
Joe Glavan
jglavan@mentorschools.org
(440) 974-5328

CTE Secretary
Andrea Manes
manes@mentorschools.org
(440) 974-5336