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• Who can take a JELCC program pathway? 

Our classes are designed for high school students. See your High School Counselor for specific requirements.

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• What’s different about Career Center classes?

Career Center classes relate academic subjects to the “real world of work.” Students learn in a classroom specifically designed to resemble the related work atmosphere. The Career Center uses state-of-the-art equipment, computer programs and teaching techniques to give students the “hands on” experiences that students usually do not experience until they enroll in post-secondary institutions. 

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• Who we Serve/Participating Schools

Our participating schools include the following high schools: Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, North Central, Western Boone, Zionsville, Options, and some Hamilton County schools.  See your HS counselor for more information, or contact us!
 

• If I am homeschooled...can I attend?

Yes!  Please contact Carrie Dodd, Supervisor of Student Services, for more information.

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• How many credits can I earn?

Our students can earn elective high school credits for our courses. Upon passing a course for the semester, a student can earn three credits for a three-hour course and two credits for a two-hour course. The student’s high school will add these credits to the transcript.

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• What else can I earn?

Students are eligible for high school credits, college dual credit, industry-recognized certifications, and much more. Students are also eligible to apply for the Governor’s Work Ethic Certificate (GWEC) during their senior year of high school.

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• How do I enroll in  a class?

Students may obtain an enrollment form from their high school counselors or on our website. Typically, counselors will meet with students from December to March to plan a schedule of classes for the next school year. Many of our classes fill up quickly, so it is important that the student complete and return the enrollment to his/her counselor as soon as possible.

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• My student has health accommodations...who do I contact?

Please contact Sandie Dyke, RN-BSN, RN Manager/Coordinator of Health Services.

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• My child has an IEP/504/ILP, will they still receive their accommodations?

Yes!  Our Special Services Coordinator will work with the staff at your student’s home school to receive those documents.  We also have a staffed Learning Center to provide the needed testing accommodations. To learn more, visit Special Education Services.

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• My student has an IEP...who do I contact?

Please contact Brittany Kirschner, Special Services Coordinator.