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TCTC Students and Families: In response to the Governor’s directive, TCTC will be closed beginning tomorrow, Friday, March 13th, through at least Friday, April 3rd. We will keep everyone updated as we learn information. Please review important Information for High School Students and Families during this COVID-19 Closure at http://www.tctchome.com/COVID19.aspx

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Trumbull County Member Districts 20	Enrollment 930	Career-tech Programs 33
On Campus CCP Courses 7	Teaching Staff 73	Educational Support Staff 13

Profile Site Background Header Trumbull Career & Technical Center (TCTC) is an urban Career and Technical Center located in northeast Ohio. TCTC serves students in the eleventh and twelfth grades from the following associate schools: Bloomfield-Mespo Local School District, Bristol Local School District, Brookfield Local School District, Champion Local School District, Girard City School District, Howland Local School District, Hubbard Exempted Village School District, Joseph Badger Local School District, LaBrae Local School District, Lakeview Local School District, Liberty Local School District, Lordstown Local School District, Maplewood Local School District, Mathews Local School District, McDonald Local School District, Newton Falls Exempted Village School District, Niles City School District, Southington Local School District, Warren City School District, Weathersfield Local School District.

TCTC joined the High Schools That Work (HSTW)network in 2000 and has received a $4,000 state grant each year for the past three years. TCTC administered the 2014 HSTW Assessment and Teacher and Student Surveys to 60 randomly selected seniors and 79 teachers, and in 2016 the HSTW Teacher and Student Surveys to 60 seniors and 70 high school teachers. Our district has been recognized by the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) at annual HSTW national conferences for student achievement and high expectations, Awards include: 2013-Ohio’s Outstanding Career Center; 2014-Platinum High Achievement Award; and 2016-Top Performing School Ohio NE Region, Best practices cited by the 2016 HSTW Site Review Team include our iPad 1:1 program. This initiative enables all staff and students to have access to mobile technology which fosters teacher created meaningful instruction and student engagement; staff initiated professional learning opportunities supported by the administration; strong leadership and focus teams to promote school improvement; and a culture of collaboration among staff and district administration.

TCTC Staff demographics are as follows: 100% percent of the 89 full-time teachers are highly qualified; 72% percent have five or more years of experience; 62% percent hold a master’s degree or a master’s plus 30; and 100% percent are high school certified in grades 11 and 12.

TCTC operates on an 8 period day of approximately 48-60 minutes. The school offers 32 programs, including seven College Credit Plus courses. The TCTC also offers two “Senior-Only” programs in the areas of Nail Technician and Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMTB). Upon successful completion of these one-year programs and passage of the licensure exam, students will earn a 12 point credential in their program of study. To graduate, a student must earn a varying number of credits of their home school district which ranges from 21- 26 units. Additionally, the class of 2018 and beyond must meet the new Ohio Graduation Standards. All students must also complete a Senior Capstone Project. This project may be shared with potential employers and/or post secondary admissions officers. TCTC students are also encouraged to participate in school endorsed Job Shadowing and Advanced Placement opportunities.

During the 2016-2017 school year, the TCTC implemented a comprehensive school-wide initiative that is closely aligned with Ohio’s Career Advising program. This initiative is also known as our 3 E’s Campaign. Students are asked to choose whether or not they wish to Enroll in postsecondary education, Enlist in a branch of the armed services, or become Employed after high school. All staff and students are actively engaged in the process of finding a student's’ “E”, and planning for a successful transition after high school.

TCTC students enrolled in a workforce development program have the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school. During the 2016-2017 school year 96.6% percent of our students were enrolled in Tech Prep programs, and 6% percent participated in College Credit Plus opportunities at TCTC in partnership with Youngstown State University and Eastern Gateway Community College.

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Notice of Nondiscrimination & Access to Equal Education

The Trumbull Career and Technical Center will not discriminate nor tolerate harassment in its educational programs or activities for any reasons, including on the basis of religion, race, color, national origin, sex, disability, military status, ancestry, or age and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Additionally, it will not discriminate in its employment policies and practices. If you have questions, have witnessed, or have experienced acts of discrimination based on these criteria and wish to express a grievance please contact the following:

Title VI/Title IX Coordinator, Dave Phillips/Dean of Students, 528 Educational Highway NW, Warren OH 44483, 330-847-0503

Section 504/Title II Coordinator, Melissa Starkey/Supervisor of Special Needs, 528 Educational Highway NW, Warren OH 44483, 330-847-0503

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