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Where education meets industry, igniting potential to empower futures.
At Beaver County CTC, we are dedicated to maintaining a discrimination-free environment in all aspects of our educational programs, activities, and employment practices. We adhere to the principles of non-discrimination based on race, sex, religion, color, national origin, handicap, or limited English proficiency. This commitment aligns with the regulations set forth by Title IX of the 1972 Educational Amendments, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 Regulations of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the American Disabilities Act. For information regarding accessible services, activities, programs, and facilities for individuals with disabilities or to inquire about compliance with our non-discriminatory policies, please contact the Director at 145 Poplar Avenue, Monaca, PA 15061 or by telephone at 724-728-5800. Additionally, concerns or inquiries about compliance can be directed to the Director of the Office of Civil Rights, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D.C
Mission Statement
At Beaver County Career and Technology Center, we believe in the transformative power of education to shape individuals into skilled, ethical, and forward-thinking leaders. Through collaboration with experienced professionals, state-of-the-industry facilities, and a dedicated faculty providing hands-on education, we strive to instill a passion for lifelong learning and a commitment to excellence for our students. We prepare students for a career, and empower them to be leaders, innovators, and contributors to a global society driven by advanced technology in our ever-changing digital age.
Vision Statement
Beaver County Career and Technology Center envisions a dynamic and inclusive learning community, committed to cultivating the skills, knowledge, and resilience needed for success in the evolving global landscape by igniting potential and empowering futures.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
March
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
PROGRAM
STUDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Auto Technology Dakota Buffington Rochester
Business Information Systems Johnathan Welsh Blackhawk
Carpentry Jacob Hagen Hopewell
Collison Repair Kadyn Schnupp Beaver
Commercial Arts Devin Barnhart Freedom
Cosmetology (Mason) Karleigh Matscherz Blackhawk
Cosmetology (Darenkamp) Jordan Thomas Beaver Falls Cosmetology (Conti)
Culinary Arts Kat Davis Hopewell
Electrical Occupations Tate Taylor Beaver Falls
Graphic Arts Laela McCormick New Brighton
Greenhouse Reyna Rhodes Aliquippa
Health Occupations Kemoni Dean Lincoln Park
HVAC
Logisitics Materials Grace McMahon Rochester
Machine Tool
Masonry Hunter Couch Ambridge
Vet Assistant Lily Mann Hopewell
Welding (Grimes) Andrew Hartman South Side
Welding (Cosentino) Matt Laughner Central Valley
Diversified Occupations Conner Brenner Ambridge
Students at BCCTC are celebrated in many ways and one of those ways is to recognize their extra efforts made in their chosen Programs of Study. Let’s celebrate the following students for their hard work and the ability to make a positive difference to others around them!
SkillsUSA District Competitions
Baking and Pastry - Breded Weidan - 6th Place
Cake Decorating - Julia Fasenmyer & Kaycie Hall - 2nd Place
Carpentry - Dean Chalupiak - 3rd Place
Culinary Art - Jacob Jones - 6th Place
Masonry - Grant Koehler - 1st Place
Opening/Closing Ceremonies - Keira Mecure, Madision Mooney, Kailyn Turko, William Bash, Mia Beaver, Paxton Short, Riley Rose - 1st Place
Team Works - Jake Reynolds, Colt Harper, Abigail Scott, Brandon Keenan - 2nd Place
Welding - Charles Gordon - 1st Place