Video Production teaches the students the essentials of film making including camera operation, sound design, editing using Adobe Premier, introduction to motion graphics using Adobe After Effects, and outputting their work using Adobe Media Encoder. Students learn broadcasting skills working in a studio environment.

Graphic Design focuses on the elements and principles of art and design, spatial relationships, typography, and imagery as students apply visual solutions for self-promotion, logo design, branding, and publication design. Students use Adobe software such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and In Design.

Computer Science introduces students to the essential ideas of computer science and show how computing and technology influence the world. The pathway focuses on technology and programming to find creative solutions to computational problems. First year Computer Science is an AP course, and students will learn JavaScript. Intermediate and advanced courses provide instruction in innovative techniques and processes, particularly as it relates to object-oriented programming using the Java language.

The PLTW Civil Engineering and Architecture pathway empowers students to step into the role of an engineer, adopt a problem-solving mindset, and learn to make their ideas a reality. The program's courses engage students in real-world challenges that help them become collaborators and thinkers. Students develop their engineering skills, explore major engineering disciplines, and deep-dive into learning and solving real civil engineering and architectural challenges.

Students will focus on health career paths and be able to make informed choices for continuing education or work experience in the healthcare field. Through the class, they will also be exposed to athletic training while working with Reno High athletes. They will also be exposed to workplace readiness skills for healthcare workers.

The Military Science pathway teaches life skills like public speaking, goal setting, financial planning, first aide, and community service. Military Science offers several competitive teams that compete at the local and national level. Teams include Rifle Team, Raider Team, Robotics Team, Drill Team, Cyber Patriot Team and a Leadership and Academic Bowl Team. There is also a JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) camp where students are placed in a training environment that is both physically and mentally challenging. JCLC provides hand-on training designed to develop leadership, discipline, teamwork, and self-confidence. Learn more about Reno High School's Military Science program here.