Haverhill High School is picking up early childhood education and graphic design as Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School phases out similar programs.
Beginning in September the high school will offer a career technical education program in early childhood education with the added opportunity of exploring kindergarten through grade 12 teaching, Supervisor of Career and Technical Education Victoria Kelley told WHAV. Likewise, the school will add graphic design and visual communications. “We want to fill the need in the community,” Kelley said. “We are working on a smooth transition.”
Kelley noted Haverhill High School already offers five career-oriented programs in healthcare, information technology, programming, biomedicine, and engineering. She said parents of Haverhill High School students are receiving letters this week that will outline the new course offerings.