CTC Programs

About Our Programs

The Hugh J. Gallen Career and Technical Center has four main goals which focus on students being “College and Career Ready”:

  • For students to experience success in program and industry competencies
  • To prepare students with skills, credentials, and college credit that will give them an advantage in the job market
  • To develop employability skills (soft skills)
  • To prepare students to continue their education at two or four-year post-secondary institutions, colleges and universities

Career and Technical programs provide our students with theory and practical application through the use of state-of-the-art technologies. Our students leave our programs with the knowledge and skills necessary to be competitive at entry-level employment or at post-secondary studies. In addition, all of our students must successfully meet national competencies. Our students also often achieve a credential recognized throughout the respected industry. In most of our programs, students have the opportunity to earn college credit.

Programs offered at the Center and faculty include:

  • Accounting – Lori Spencer
  • Automotive Technology – Guy Labens
  • Digital Video Production – Jessy Smith
  • Computer Systems Technology – Carl Anderson
  • Construction Technology – Kevin Lawrence
  • Essentials of Finance/Global Commerce – Lori Spencer
  • Dental Assisting – Henny Bogardus
  • Health Science Technology – Dana O’Hara
  • Teacher Education – Samantha Jewell
  • Aviation, Robotics, & Engineering – Jeremy Brown
  • Project Bike Tech – Brent Detamore
  • Work Site Learning/Student Services – Mary Coleman

Other elective courses include:
Graphic Design, Computer Literacy (HS and MS), Introduction to Technology (DBMS), Desktop Publishing, Web Page Design, Intro to Automotive, Woodworking (HS and MS), Child Development, and Health.

Automotive Technology Aviation & Engineering Building Trades
Business Administration Computer Technology dental
Digital Media health Project Bike Tech
  Teacher Education