Indiana County Technology Center | |
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Location | |
Indiana , Pennsylvania | |
Information | |
School type | Public Vocational Education School |
Oversight | Joint Operating Committee |
Director | Mr. Michael McDermott |
Principal | Mr. Michael Worthington |
Grades | 10-12 |
Schedule type | Part-Time |
Nickname | ICTC |
Website | www.ictc.edu |
Indiana County Technology Center is a technical school in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The center serves high school and adult students.
Secondary program
ICTC serves high school students from the county's eight Senor High Schools, who spend one-half of the school day at ICTC and the other half at their home school:
Sending high schools
- Blairsville Middle-High School
- Saltsburg Middle-High School
- Homer-Center Junior/Senior High School
- Indiana Area Senior High School
- Marion Center Area High School
- Penns Manor Area Junior/Senior High School
- Purchase Line Junior/Senior High School
- United Junior/Senior High School
Secondary programs
There are 14 program areas at ICTC in five clusters:[1]
- Automotive Repair
- Carpentry
- Masonry
- Culinary Arts
- Health Occupations
- Graphic Design
- Cosmetology (including a separate adult cosmetology class)
- And more
Career development programs
Career Development programs at ICTC[2] include:
- Cooperative Learning - The student leans hand-on skills while being employed in the community, and is advised by school faculty
- Work-based Learning -Students in this program have job shadowing opportunities and possible unpaid internships
Secondary clubs
There are a variety of clubs available to the student at ICTC,
- Student Challenge Program
- National Technical Honor Society
- PA Builders Association - Student Chapter
- Skills USA
Adult education
There are programs for adult learners in 31 different programs, as per demand from Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and are tailored to the student's need.[3]
References
- ↑ "Secondary Program Areas". Indiana County Technology Center. Retrieved 21 September 2021.
- ↑ "Enrichment".
- ↑ "Adult Education".
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