Launching the next generation of Paso innovators
Career training for real jobs.
The district's strategic plan puts expanding Career Technical Education (CTE) first. Modern high school facilities connect classroom learning to growing local industries, like the planned Spaceport and Tech Corridor, and create a path to high-paying jobs so students and their families can stay and thrive in Paso Robles.
Facilities that match our ambition
Four priorities.
Spaceport-Ready CTE Labs
Modernizing shop spaces and engineering labs to meet real-world aerospace standards.
Industry-Ready Classrooms
Flexible spaces that let students move from lecture, to teamwork, to industry-like settings.
Closing the Environmental Gap
Upgrading heating and air, lighting and technology at our secondary schools.
Retaining Top Talent
Modern facilities attract and keep the skilled STEAM and technical teachers our district needs.
Staff told us
CTE spaces need help.
In the district's facilities survey, 59% of staff and families said current buildings support CTE programs poorly. The programs they said need the most improvement:
Now and future
Pathways in action.
New space · Future
Now
Future
Now
FutureProtecting property values
Strong school buildings help protect local home values and keep neighborhoods desirable for families.
Driving economic growth
Modern learning spaces attract business investment and support long-term economic growth.
Four pathways
Where each will live.
Culinary
First floor of the new student commons, sharing space with the cafeteria and kitchen.
Healthcare
Health science classrooms on the upper level of the new event center (N7).
Advanced manufacturing
A shop and fabrication space, built to adapt as local industry changes.
Cybersecurity
A CTE digital classroom on the second floor of the commons, beside the digital library.
Source: “Bond Measure — Prospective Projects.”
Election Day · November 3, 2026
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