Aviation and Aerospace is a full-time program, beginning in Grade 9, for students interested in flight and aircraft systems and/or Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The pilot pathway introduces students to safety, aerodynamics, aircraft systems, instrumentation, flight physiology and flight planning. Students can work toward obtaining a private pilot’s license. The upper-level courses in the pathway will prepare students for postsecondary education, Federal Aviation Administration Part 107 certification exams, and careers in the aviation and aerospace industry. This program is guided by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA).
| TRN2018 | Intro To Flight |
| TRN2019 | Aircraft Systems |
| TRN2020 / TRN2021 | Pvt Pilot Fundamentals 1 |
| TRN2022 / TRN2023 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems 1 |
| TRN2024A / TRN2024B | Unmanned Aircraft Sys Flight 1 |
| TRN2025A / TRN2025B | Private Pilot Flight 1 |
| TRN2026 | Explor Aviation Aerospace |
| TRN2027 | Prin Aviation Aerospace |
The Automotive Collision Repair program prepares students interested in pursuing a career in the automotive collision field. Students learn through authentic experiences as they use tools and materials to repair panels, doors, windows, and other damaged parts of automobile bodies, and painting techniques. Students completing this program are eligible to receive recognized industry certifications. This course is aligned with the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Foundation Paint & Refinish and Non-Structural standards. The Thomas Edison HS of Technology program includes additional certifications in the area of Non-structural Repair.
| TRN2008A / TRN2008B | AutoCollisionRepair 1A DP |
| TRN2009A / TRN2009B | AutoCollisionRepair 2A DP |
| TRN2010A / TRN2010B | AutoCollisionRepair 3A DP |
| TRN2016 | AutoCollisionRepr Intern |
| TRN2013A / TRN2013B | AutoCollisionRepair 1A TP |
| TRN2014A / TRN2014B | AutoCollisionRepair 2A TP |
Automotive Technology students are offered an opportunity to train for skilled positions in the automotive professions. This program develops students’ technical, analytical, and communication skills. Students are provided instruction and hands-on experience in many areas, including engine performance and repair, suspension and steering, brakes, electrical/electronic systems, and heating and air conditioning to develop their knowledge and skills in the maintenance, repair, and sales and marketing of automobiles. This course is aligned with the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Foundation.
Automotive Technology courses align to with Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) standards for Maintenance and Light Repair (MLR) standards, as indicated. The Thomas Edison HS of Technology program requires students to complete additional tasks on their competency profile to meet the MLR plus designation.
| TRN2006A / TRN2006B | Auto Tech 1A DP |
| TRN2004A / TRN2004B | Auto Tech 2A DP |
| TRN2005A / TRN2005B | Auto Tech 3A DP |
| TRN2011A / TRN2011B | Automotive Tech 1A TP |
| TRN2012A / TRN2012B | Automotive Techn 2A TP |
| TRN2015 | Auto Tech Intern |
| TRN2016 | AutoCollisionRepr Intern |