Pre-Career Programs

List of 5 items.

• Agnes M. Brown Law Academy

  This multi-year program begins in the freshman year with an overview of the law and the legal profession and includes learning basic analytical writing skills. Subsequent courses stress the history of legal developments, the issues of contemporary importance, and the function of law and government in the United States.

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• Broadcast Journalism

  In our Broadcast studio, through the production of weekly announcement shows, The Roadrunner Report and The Roadrunner Huddle, students learn how to operate professional Broadcast TV Studio cameras, video switchers, audio mixers, and lighting equipment. They are also taught video editing techniques as well as how to write a script that works with and reflects the video they have captured. Learning how to direct, conduct interviews and present on camera are also part of this course of study.

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• Learning Engineering and Design (LEAD)

  Elizabeth Seton High School leads the way in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) instruction. This program adopted the curriculum model, Engineering by Design, developed by The International Technology and Engineering Educators Association’s STEM Center for Teaching and Learning. 

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• Pharmacy Technician Program

  Elizabeth Seton is the only college preparatory high school in Maryland that is officially approved by the Maryland State Board of Pharmacy for its Pharmacy Technician program.

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• Young Women's Entrepreneurship Program

  Entrepreneurship is one of the fastest-growing careers in the world. The Young Women Entrepreneurship Program is a two-year program with a summer internship component.

  
  

  The Young Women Entrepreneurship Program will give our young women the tools to design a lane of their own as women in business, promote women empowerment, and be impactful social entrepreneurs. The program highlights the various types of innovation, the importance of strategy, core business competencies, and assisting students to creatively solve problems.

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