FAQs

Submit a request to the counselor at your school. All ASD high schools (including ASD homeschools) are eligible to enter student requests for King Tech into Q for the auto-scheduler. This ensures that all ASD students have equal opportunity to attend King Tech.
If your request is not entered into Q before the auto scheduler is run, there will be another opportunity for your counselor/advisor to submit a request.

Yes. There are buses to and from high schools for part time and full-time students.

No. We do have shelf stable free lunches on hand, and we have some snacks available for purchase.

Full-Time Students
- 1 CTE class (= 3 regular classes/1.5 credits)
- 3 or 4 core classes (.5 credit each)
Part-Time Students
- 1 CTE class (= 3 regular classes/1.5 credits) either in the AM or PM session

Full-time students will work with their counselor on a graduation plan. Some seniors may be eligible to take 2 cte classes in a day once graduation requirements have been met.

We do offer a limited selection of online courses. We work individually with students to develop a graduation plan using core credits from cte courses, our academic courses, and online courses to ﬁll in the gaps. However, we are not designed to be a credit recovery school, so we may suggest a part-time enrollment for students who need to complete more than a year’s worth of core credits.

Yes. Some courses will earn college credit. Work with the instructor

Some students decide to enroll in AMCS after one semester at King Tech. Talk to the counselors about entrance requirements and the application process.

No. Due to the complexity of King Tech’s academic scheduling, we are unable to schedule students in face-to-face core classes in addition to a face-to-face class off site during ASD high school hours. We recommend that JROTC and Immersion students enroll in King Tech as part-time students.

EMT - 2 semesters - start in FALL
Veterinary Asst - 2 semesters + clinical placement - start in FALL
Early Childhood – up to 4 semesters – start Fall or Spring
Aircraft Maint – up to 4 semesters – start Fall or Spring
Cosmetology – up to 4 semesters – start Fall or Spring
AK Farm & Food – up to 2 semesters – start Fall or Spring
ITSS – up to 4 semesters – start Fall or Spring
Advanced level courses may be offered subject to availability.

Veterinary Asst – C or better in Biology
EMT – Seniors (students turning 18)
Construction Electricity & Telecommunications – Alg I proﬁciency recommended
Early Childhood Education – Student behavior history a consideration

Students will be expected to dress neatly in a manner appropriate for the career fields associated with the class in which they are enrolled. Instructors will limit clothing that can become a safety concern when working in proximity to machinery. Hats, caps and other head coverings are prohibited at KTHS unless it is a safety requirement approved by the instructor.
Each Wednesday is Professional Dress Day at KTHS. Professional attire appropriate to the career field and/or suitable for job interviews is required. Students will follow instructor’s lead for Professional Dress Day.
Any clothing which, in the opinion of the teacher or school administration is substantially disrupting to the school or work environment is prohibited.

As in all courses, you will be graded according to the skills you are able to obtain and demonstrate. Test scores, quizzes and the quality of the work and projects you complete in your KTHS course are included in your grade. In addition, you will be graded on your degree of professionalism. Employers indicate that they look for employees who are punctual, reliable in terms of attendance, have a positive attitude, and exhibit good general work habits. These characteristics are often more important than the skill level of entry-level applicants according to most businesses and industries that hire our graduates. Therefore, all courses include a professionalism component as 25 percent of the total grade. This component includes punctuality, attendance, general work habits, and attitude in completing projects assigned whether students work by themselves, with a supervisor or with fellow students on a team.

No cell phone use in class, all phones will be off or in airplane mode and put away.
High school students may only access phones during passing and at lunch.
If your child needs special academic or medical access, contact your school to create a plan.

Yes, starting in sixth grade, students get a laptop computer, called a Chromebook, checked out to them for their educational use. Students keep their device all the way until graduation or until they leave the District.

All visitors must sign-in with the Raptor System located at the Front Office. A valid ID is required.