Clarion County Career Center

Clarion County Career Center is a part-time vocational center in central Clarion County, Pennsylvania. It employs a faculty of 15 to teach trades or specific subjects, including remedial math, to students from seven Clarion County public high schools. It also runs night classes for adults. The center is overseen by a Joint Operating Committee, composed of school board members from each school district.

Clarion County Career Center
Address
447 Career Rd.

Shippenville
,
Pennsylvania
16254
Information
School typePublic vocational-technical school
Opened1976
DirectorMr. Aaron Kline
Faculty15
Grades9th–12th
SchedulePart-time
Websitewww.clarioncte.org

History

The idea to establish a technical school[1] was a common idea among school administrators and board members in Clarion County in the early 1970s, but it was impossible for one sole district to put the idea to fruition. The school opened in 1976 to students in grades 10–12 in the Allegheny-Clarion Valley, Clarion Area, Keystone and Redbank Valley school districts. Subsequently three other county school districts – Clarion-Limestone, Union and North Clarion – opted to become participating districts in the Clarion County Career Center. The Allied Health Nursing Program was added in 1981, as well as other adult education programs. The Career Center was adequately renovated and structural additions were made at the beginning of the twenty-first century and were ready for the 2003–04 school term.

Sending school districts
High schoolSchool district
Allegheny-Clarion ValleyAllegheny-Clarion Valley
Clarion AreaClarion Area
Clarion-LimestoneClarion-Limestone
KeystoneKeystone
North ClarionNorth Clarion County
Redbank ValleyRedbank Valley
Union High SchoolUnion

High school programs

There are 9 programs of study at the Career Center.

Adult education

CCCC offers a plethora of adult Education[2] opportunities such as Cake Decorating, Pharmacy Technician, Security Officer and Vehicle Inspection Agent.

Nursing program

A Licensed Practical Nursing program[3] is available to both high school and adult students, which began in 1981; the program is licensed by the Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing; the program is located in a separate building, adjacent to the career center.

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References
  1. Kelley, James (2011). 2012 Student Handbook. Shippensville, Pennsylvania: Clarion County Career Center. p. 2. Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2012-01-01.
  2. "Clarion County Career Center Adult Education". Retrieved 1 January 2012.
  3. "Practical Nursing". Clarion County Career Center. Retrieved 1 January 2012.
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