Students in this program will:

Study innovations in planning, management and movement of people, materials and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail and water.

Learn in a simulated work environment

Graduate with industry credentials, professional and technical skills and college credits

Pathways available:

Graduates are prepared for college majors such as logistics and supply chain management, operations management and drone technology.

Students desiring to go to work immediately have training and credentials for jobs such as a drone pilot, logistician, industrial production managers or machine operator.

Salary potential ranges from $40,000 per year for traffic technicians to $90,000 for distribution managers.

Rising ninth-grade students. At this time, transportation will not be provided.

Students interested in transportation, distribution, logistics, industrial management or drone technology.