Fulltime Programs

Building Construction Technology

This program is instructed by Steve Lane. The BCT program provides students with basic training in areas concerned with building homes.  As trends and consumer tastes change, builders must be prepared.  This course is designed to prepare the student for this ever changing industry.  The training is based upon fundamental construction techniques with an emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability.

CAD/ Drafting Technology

This program is instructed by Gary Rogers. He is a member of and the program is certified by the American Design Drafting Association (ADDA).  The program consists of eight exit points:  Detail Drafter, CAD Technician, Drafting and CAD Technician, Architectural Residential Drafter, Civil Drafter, Mechanical Drafter, Structural Drafter and Computer-Aided Illustrator.   The Drafting student is taught to translate the ideas, notes, rough sketches, specifications, and calculations of engineers, architects and designers into working plans which are used by skilled craftsmen in making a product. 

Computer Information Technology

This program is instructed by Betty Parker. The Computer Information Technology Program prepares students to become Computer Technicians, Network Technicians, Security Specialists, Information Technology Specialist, and Information Technology Systems Coordinators. Computer Technician troubleshoot, repair and maintain personal and business computers. Network Technicians build and maintain networks used by business, educations, government, and health-care institutions. Network linking desktop computers allow users to send electronic mail (e-mail) and to share data, computer applications, and Internet connections. As more institutions establish computer networks, the demand for skilled computer network technicans will grow. A Computer Security Specialist ensure the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability of a network and data.

Electricity Technology

The instructor for the Day program is Martin Young. The full-time day students meet 30 hours per week, 7:45am to 2:15pm Monday through Friday. 

The instructor for the Modified program is Noel Pratt.  The full-time modified students meet 1pm to 9pm Monday through Thursday.  To accommodate those who work first shift jobs, part-time modified students may attend 4:30pm to 9pm Monday through Thursday.  These students attend 16 hours per week which makes them eligible to apply for financial aid. 

HVAC Technology

This program is instructed by Bobby Wyatt. It is a self-paced program with both classroom and practical work including theory, application, and service. This course is designed to provide instruction in the techniques, skills and technical information necessary for entry level employment. Upon course completion, students have entry level skills in a variety of domestic, commercial, and light commercial service areas. Refrigerant handling certification is required for all diploma awards. In addition, graduates are encouraged to take one of the four national certification tests available.

Machine Tool Technology

This program is instructed by Cliff Wightman. It develops basic skills in machine tool operations and gives students experience on a variety of machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, and computer numerical control (CNC) machines. Instruction is give in related math, blueprint reading, precision measuring, basic metallurgy and heat treating of metals.
Machinists make and repair metal parts for all types of machines. They operate lathes, drill presses, grinders, and other equipment.

Surgical Technology

This program is instructed by Melissa Pelfrey, CST.  A surgical technologist is a member of the surgical team who works with surgeons and other surgical personnel in delivering patient care before, during and after surgery.