At Carver HS we offer two highly anticipated programs:

Interior Design

The art and science of enhancing the interior of a building to achieve a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment for the people using the space.

Mechatronics

A combination of several types of engineering – electrical, computer, and mechanical – used in the contemporary, advanced automated manufacturing industry.

What’s P-TECH all about?

Our Partners

Aldine ISD is working closely with external partners, getting input from community college partners and industry partners. The partnerships shape a range of school-level decisions, from curriculum to supports.

Many business, industry, and college partners are involved, including the following:

College Partners

  • Lone Star College
  • Houston Community College-Main Campus
  • Texas A&M University College of Industrial Engineering

Industry Partners

  • Gratia Geometrics
  • LIA Engineering
  • KCI
  • Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital
  • Harris County Hospital District (Harris Health)
  • Houston Memorial Hermann Hospital Northeast
  • Greater Houston Manufacturers Association
  • Greater Houston Builders Association
  • Texas Interior Design Society

Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools (P-TECH) are innovative open-enrollment high schools that allow students least likely to attend college an opportunity to receive both a high school diploma and a credential and/or an associate degree.

* Aldine has applied for the TEA P-TECH designation and is awaiting approval.

P-TECH is a partnership among K-12, community college and industry, each making long-term commitments and contributing their best expertise to provide students with rigorous and hands-on academic, technical and workplace experiences.

The unique culture of a P-TECH school is built upon high expectations for students and a belief that all students can earn their college degree. Students see themselves as “college students” and “on a career pathway” from the moment they begin 9th grade. The model integrates high school and college coursework, enabling students to begin college courses as soon as they are ready. Students also participate in a range of workplace opportunities that include mentoring, site visits and paid internships — all designed to support students’ academic and professional growth.