Illustrative photoPorter County Career Center
Grades and ages
Grades 9-12
Tuition
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About Porter County Career Center
Porter County Career and Technical Education, or PCCTE, is a career center for high school students in Porter County. Most programs are for grades 11 and 12. It is not a special-education school. Students keep a home high school and add technical, academic, and employability coursework, with dual credit and industry certifications on many pathways.
Program areas include horticultural science, CAD and animation, construction trades, HVAC, fashion and textiles, graphic design, radio and television, marketing and sales, early childhood education, education professions, dental careers, sports medicine, and health science. Several courses include a dual-credit option. A grade 12 strategic marketing internship can include paid field experience.
Indiana graduation pathways treat career and technical programs as one way to explore work after high school. The career center is a hands-on complement to a student's home campus, not a separate K-12 school.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- High school
- Grades 11-12 programs
- High School (9-12)
Specialties
- Career and technical education
- Dual credit
- Industry certifications
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- Construction and HVAC
- Health science and dental careers
- Graphic design and radio-television
- Early childhood and education professions
Programs
Programs at Porter County Career Center
Other programs and supports
- Construction and HVAC
- Health science and dental careers
- Graphic design and radio-television
- Early childhood and education professions
School facts
Practical details for families
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Contact for pricing
- Public career and technical education
Visit us
Location and directions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Porter County Career Center
Who can attend PCCTE?
The center is open to high school students. Most courses are for grades 11 and 12, and some internships are limited to grade 12.
Can students earn college credit?
Yes. Many programs include a dual-credit option, and students can earn industry certifications recognized by employers.
Is this a special-education school?
No. PCCTE is a public career and technical program for high school students. It is not a dedicated special-education campus.
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