The Alternative Energy program allows students to explore the current and emerging alternative energy industry. This program is an engineering program focused on the energy industry and the global impact of renewable and non-renewable resources. Courses throughout this program explore the following: engineering, career opportunities, scientific and research concepts, electricity production, delivery, and management, biological and physical science principles, environmental principles, and alternative energy safety. Engineering-based activities are an integral part of this program, as are several certifications, including Fusion 360 and Lean Six Sigma. Our partnership with Florida Power and Light, Company helps facilitate fieldtrips and guest speakers related to our program. Graduates are attending University of Florida, Notre Dame University, Florida State University, University of Central Florida, Florida Atlantic University, University of South Florida, University of North Florida, Florida Gulf Coast University, to major in engineering. Some students have opted to attend two-year programs such as Alternative Energy Engineering Technologies at Palm Beach State College and Lake Sumter State College. Employment options are excellent for students completing engineering or engineering technologies programs, with 100% employment rate!

Industrial Biotechnology is an exciting program offering students the opportunity to earn an industry certificate along with rigorous content for furthering their education. Challenging laboratory and conceptual experiences prepare students for entry-level positions in the cutting edge industry of biotechnology, with students working on their college campus in research labs while earning their degree. The coursework focuses on developing laboratory and biotechnology skills that are current and in demand for this rapidly growing occupation. Biotechnology at Northeast offers a sequence of courses that provide content and relevant technical skills needed to prepare students for further education and careers in biochemistery and molecular biology. Content involves learning biochemistry and the lab protocols used in DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), RNA (ribonucleic acid), and proteins. 

The basis for The Latin School comes from the oldest institution to bear this designation, Boston Latin School founded in 1635. This institution is a public school that bases its curriculum on the classical forms of its students seeking university entrance and the professions that would serve the good of society: law, medicine, the arts, and sciences. Northeast's Latin School offers an enriched classical education that promotes strong academic achievement and intellectual curiosity. Students have the opportunity to study Latin, and within Latin classes, ancient Greek. This program is designed for students who have a desire to go beyond the boundaries of high school studies and embrace the world of arts, literature, history, science, math, and technology according to their individual strengths and interests. Students are encouraged to participate in the wide variety of college-level Advanced Placement, AICE Cambridge, and  Dual-Enrollment courses to facilitate their transition to university studies.