Southeast Career Technical Academy

Southeast Career Technical Academy, a public high school at 5710 S Mountain Vista St in Las Vegas, offers career and technical education across an unusually wide range of fields for students ages 14 to 18. The programs listed include culinary arts, health science, marketing, teacher education, construction technology, information technology, logistics and distribution, biomedical science, automotive technology, journalism and media studies, law enforcement and corrections, early childhood education, hospitality and tourism, and veterinary science, alongside the standard academic subjects of English, math, science, social studies, and world languages, plus fine arts, physical education, and various academic and vocational clubs.

Facilities listed include vocational workshops, science labs, computer labs, a gymnasium, sports fields, a cafeteria, a library, academic clubs, career counseling, and industry certifications, reflecting a comprehensive high school campus built specifically around hands-on vocational tracks rather than a supplemental after-school program.

School hours run Monday through Friday, 6:30 AM to 2:30 PM, with the school closed on weekends, and the operating season is listed as school year. The price range is listed as Free, consistent with its status as a public school rather than a private program requiring tuition.

The listing marks Southeast Career Technical Academy as special needs friendly, with accommodations noted for special education support, learning disability support, inclusive programs, ADHD support, and emotional or behavioral support. Because this is a full high school with career-focused academies built into the curriculum, families considering it should treat it as a school enrollment decision through the Clark County School District process rather than a drop-in class, and should contact the school directly at (702) 799-7500 to ask about the enrollment process, since career and technical academies at Clark County schools typically involve an application rather than open enrollment. Language of service is listed as English.

No scholarship, sibling discount, or extended care information is listed, which is consistent with a public high school schedule rather than a childcare or after-school program. Families weighing this academy against a private vocational program elsewhere in the valley should factor in that tuition is not a consideration here, though transportation and the school's specific application timeline are details worth confirming directly with the front office before the enrollment window closes for a given school year.