C.O.O.R. Advanced Technical Innovation Center

February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month! 

CTE provides opportunities for high school and college students to explore careers, gain real-world skills, and find a path to a career they are passionate about. Check out some CTE videos that highlight various programs throughout Michigan. 

Did you know? Students enrolled in CTE programs are more engaged, graduate from high school at higher rates, earn industry-recognized credentials, and have rewarding and family-sustaining careers. 

Help your student get a jump start on their postsecondary education. Head to MiSchoolData.org, the State of Michigan’s official source for pre-K, K-12, postsecondary, and workforce data, and make an informed decision about your student’s success.Why CTE?

C.O.O.R.'s cutting-edge, rigorous, and relevant career and technical education (CTE) programs prepare students for high-wage, high-skill, high-demand careers in established and emerging industries. CTE students gain pathway-specific technical and academic skills as well as employability skills for success in any workplace.Our programs are located throughout the community & open to any local high school juniors or seniors. 

& did we mention... FREE COLLEGE CREDIT!

Going Pro: Michigan's Top 25 Jobs in Skilled Trades

2024-25 Career Tech Programs:

Automotive Technology (Early Middle College option) - Roscommon Middle School

Business and Marketing (Early Middle College option) - Roscommon Middle School

Cosmetology - Roscommon Middle School

Education General (Early Middle College option) - Roscommon Middle School

Medical Occupations - Roscommon Middle School

Public Safety (Early Middle College option) - Roscommon Middle School

Welding (Early Middle College option) - Roscommon Middle School

Participating Programs at Local Districts:

Construction Trades - Grayling High School