About

Josh Rhine

ECO offers a challenging curriculum that prepares students for both higher education and rewarding careers in skilled trades. In partnership with Santa Fe Community College, the Institute of American Indian Arts, and San Juan College, students earn dual credit, completing high school and college courses at the same time. Students can also earn industry-recognized Welding, Automotive, and Computer Science certifications at ECO. Our bell schedule aligns with semester long college classes; students earn 8 high school credits per year. We offer innovative, project-based learning experiences that build real-world skills, which help students connect their passions to future college and career goals. 

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ConstructionExplore construction in this hands-on course. Learn the fundamentals of building structures, including blueprint reading, project planning, carpentry, and teamwork. The course emphasizes safety protocols, sustainable practices, and practical skill application in real-world projects.
WeldingIn Welding, students learn metal joining principles, welding processes, and safety procedures. Through hands-on projects, they develop skills in metalwork and blueprint reading, preparing for careers in welding. Students may also earn the AWS D1.1 Structural Certification.
Auto Collision Auto Collision & Refinishing courses teach automotive restoration, dent removal, paint application, and color matching. Using industry-standard tools, students gain hands-on experience, preparing for careers in auto body repair. Students may earn ASE Entry-level Certifications.
Greenhouse This course covers soil-free plant growth, including hydroponic and aquaponic systems. Students learn system operation, history, water quality, nutrients, light, and plant varieties. By course end, students can design systems for specific crops and may earn dual credit with SFCC.
Art & DesignUnlock creativity in dual credit IAIA design courses. Learn visual communication, graphic design, and spatial planning. Engage in projects to develop design thinking and problem-solving skills, working with both traditional and digital mediums to express ideas and communicate effectively.
Computer ScienceThese foundational SFCC dual credit courses cover essential computer literacy and PC hardware/software skills. Topics include hardware, software, the Internet, computer languages, and information systems. Students explore desktop apps, devices, networking, troubleshooting, and A+ certification prep.
Auto & Motorcycle TechIn Auto & Motorcycle Tech, students learn engine diagnostics, maintenance, and repair, covering engine components, electrical systems, and diagnostic tools. With hands-on experience, students are prepared for careers in the automotive industry and may earn ASE Entry-level Certifications.
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