The Computer Science and Applied Engineering Academy (CSAEA) is a full-time career and technical high school housed at Voorhees High School. The CSAEA employs a rigorous, highly focused four-year program for students interested in Computer Science careers. The CSAEA uses a specialized curriculum including university resources, with the potential for students to earn up to 12 college credits through a combination of dual enrollment and two AP courses. It includes instruction in various platforms and coding languages, and exposure to specializations in Computer Science, such as digital electronics and cybersecurity. Students also have the opportunity to take electives in Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing. The HCVSD Academy model offers a unique and comprehensive approach to career and technical education. In addition to unique collegial partnerships and College Board AP exams, students participate in structured learning experiences, or internships and mentorships, that are relevant to their intended college and career pathways. Additionally, students participate in career-focused extracurricular student organizations, encouraging students to hone their skills and personal development through competition and further expanding students’ scholarship opportunities.