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Our Story
The West Side Career and Technology Center is a full-time comprehensive Career and Technology Center. A complete academic curriculum complements fully accredited career and technology courses, grades 9 thru 12.
Our Mission
The mission of the West Side Career and Technology Center is to provide a quality educational community in which all students will learn academic, career, technical, and soft skills necessary to prepare them to be contributing members of our society, skilled
members of the workforce, and responsible life-long learners prepared to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
Our Vision
With the support of highly qualified instructors, technologically integrated teaching strategies, and strong partnerships in post-secondary educational institutes of learning and in the workforce, the graduates of the West Side Career and Technology Center will be
provided with a climate in which they can grow intellectually and emotionally in order to be successful in the workforce as well as in secondary educational institutes of learning.
A-TSI School Improvement Plan is available upon request from the Main Office.
Recognition
Back Mountain Police Association's Kids Fish Day
Students from the West Side CTC Law Enforcement Program assisted at the annual Back Mountain Police Association's Kids Fishing Day. (Click Image for Full View)
West Side CTC Law Enforcement Students Provide Security at the Irem Shrine Circus
West Side CTC Law Enforcement Program provides security for the Irem Shrine Circus as part of their annual community service efforts. Irem Shrine Circus 2019 Photo. (Click Image for Full View)
Student Competitors Recognized
Students recognized for placing in various state competitions. (Click Image for Full View)
From Left: Gerald Conger, J.O.C. President; Matthew Jones, FBLA; Parents; Richard Rava, Assistant Director/Principal
From Left: Gerald Conger, J.O.C. President; Elijah Maniero, DECA; Alexander Hartman, DECA; Richard Rava, Assistant Director/Principal
Students in CTSOs Acknowledged
Students in certain Career and Technical Student Organizations recognized for placing in regional competitions, including DECA, FBLA, and SkillsUSA. (Click Image for Full View)
From Left: Richard Rava, Assistant Director/Principal; Gerald Conger, J.O.C. President; Mykah Onley, FBLA; Nicole Kmetz, Computer Information Technology Instructor/FBLA Advisor; Qualin Gilroy, FBLA
