The  Pathway Initiative is a New Hampshire and national stepping-stone designed to help students explore and gain the knowledge and skills needed to be successful in a career path of their choice. Each pathway includes rigorous academic requirements, opportunities to develop technical skills, including workplace internships, and incentives for students to pursue higher education as a way to increase their long-term career potential.

The Law, Public Safety & Security Pathway was developed for students interested in the broad career areas of law, public safety and security. This pathway is opened to juniors and seniors who are interested in police work, fire fighting, law, EMT, paralegal, officers of the court, FBI, criminal justice, and homeland security, among the many possibilities.  Students follow a sequence of core academic courses that must include Criminology, Oral Communications, World Literature and the Law, and Introduction to Forensics.

The Future Educator Academy presents several opportunities for students who have an interest in learning more about a career in education.  

Students in the Future Educator Academy (FEA) follow a sequence of core academic courses that must include English Composition (Essay Writing); Computer Applications II; US History; FEA I Exploration in Teaching and Child Development, and FEA II Literature in Education and Practicing the Art of Teaching, which includes an internship. Students also have the opportunity to become a member of the Future Educators of America, which is part of the Phi Delta Kappa Network. Please see Mrs. Paulauskas or your guidance counselor for details!