Westwood High's Jadon Lee Engineers a Bright Future

As graduation approaches at Round Rock ISD, Westwood High School senior Jadon Lee is preparing for a future in engineering. His time in the Engineering Career and Technical Education (CTE) program at Westwood has been transformative, evolving from initial uncertainty in his freshman year to active involvement in specialized engineering classes.

Jadon's interest in engineering began unexpectedly. Originally enrolled in a biomedical course due to his parents' advice, he switched to engineering after discovering a stronger interest in this field. His research online helped deepen his interest, leading to his first experience with Computer-Aided Design (CAD) during his freshman year, where he created 3D models including a replica of the Frost Bank Tower.

Throughout his sophomore and junior years, Jadon explored different aspects of engineering. His sophomore year included a Principles of Engineering class that covered mechanical and electrical engineering basics. This knowledge guided his decision to focus on digital electronics in his junior year.

In his senior year, Jadon took the Engineer Design and Development class, a project-based course that applied his knowledge in a practical setting. He also joined the Robotics Club, becoming an officer and participating in competitions at state and international levels.

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