Titan Of The Month - February
From Left: Gary Richards, J.O.C. President; Natia Carr, Health Related Technology,
WA; Richard Rava, Assistant Director/Principal
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.
Check Out Recent Television Coverage of WSCTC
Recognition
West Side CTC Students March in Wilkes-Barre St. Patrick's Day Parade
The Lieutenant Governor, Mike Stack, made a special request to Wilkes-Barre's Police Chief that West Side CTC Law Enforcement Students carry his banner in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Wilkes-Barre on Sunday. (Click Image for Full View)
From Left: Logan Strickland, Dealla Rasmus and Tyler Vitale
98.5 KRZ Rockstar Teacher of the Month
Mrs. Kravitz was presented with the February ROCKSTAR TEACHER of the Month. A WSCTC alumni nominated Mrs. Kravitz for her hard work and dedication to our school and students. Mrs. Kravitz was presented with a well deserved recognition and a visit from 98.5 KRZ's Rocky and Lissa. (Click Image for Full View)
Non-Traditional Student Luncheon Held
West Side CTC recently held a luncheon for non-traditional students in CTE programs. (Click Image for Full View)
Lowes Agility Training Course Check Presentation
Jessica Vickerson, Store Manager for Lowes of Edwardsville, awarded West Side Career and Technology Center a Toolbox For Education Grant worth $5000. The grant will be used to construct an outdoor, twelve-station Lowes Law Enforcement Agility Training Course. The course will be used by WSCTC Law Enforcement students and any County Municipal Police Department that wants to train, screen and retain a physically fit police force. Once the course opens, township police departments like, Dallas, Forty Fort, Kingston, Lehman, Swoyersville, Wilkes-Barre and Wright, who have already pledged support for the project, will be able to utilize the course to recruit and retain officers. WSCTC students will also use the course as an integral part of the Law Enforcement fitness program. Read More... (Click Image for Full View)
