Linking Education to Tomorrow’s Careers

ABOUT US

Students enrolled in classes at the Career Complex will enter the new millennium with adequate skills to meet the challenges of increasing technological advances. 

 

Courses offered include Allied Health, Automotive Technology, Building Trades, Child Care, Cooperative Education, Family/Individual Health, Family Dynamics, Computer Graphics Technology, Culinary and Related Foods Technology, and Industrial Maintenance Trades. The Cooperative Education, Family/Individual Health, and Family Dynamics courses are housed at the high school campus.  All other courses, located at the Career Complex on Lakeview Drive, are scheduled in two-hour blocks.

 

Teachers have specialized education and experience in designated fields and utilize state of the art equipment and techniques to provide advanced training and skills to students enrolled in their program. The high school's academic curriculum is integrated with vocational objectives to engage students in a functional and applied process designed to enable them to effectively incorporate their vocational knowledge base.

 

Today's emerging job market presents a dilemma to young people struggling to determine their career path. Ascertaining  knowledge in areas such as health education, business marketing, technical trades and quality work skills help develop interview and employment adeptness. High school students who enroll in one or more of the programs offered at the Career Complex will have a definite advantage when entering the world of work.

 

Each year hundreds of Clinton High School students enroll in career-technical programs at the Career Complex, making it an integral part of their educational plan that links them to tomorrow's careers.   

Mrs. Margera Harris, Director