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The Calhoun Area Career Center (CACC) is where students discover their direction, build real-world skills, and graduate with credentials that open doors to college, careers, and future opportunities they never imagined.

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Advanced Allied Health Clinical skills, patient care, and a direct line into nursing and medical programs after graduation.

Agriscience Greenhouse production, animal science, and a working plant sale that teaches business from the ground up.

Allied Health Students will receive an introduction to a variety of health career skills.

Automotive Service Technology Diagnose and repair real vehicles, then leave with ASE-aligned credentials employers ask for by name.

Aviation Exploration Aviation Exploration is designed for students interested in any career in the aviation industry, and offers college credit for their work.

Collision Repair Technology Students learn basic hands-on skills including sheet metal repair, M.I.G. welding, plasma arc cutting, body repair, and other collision related tasks.

Construction Technology Students develop practical and intellectual skills needed in construction trades.

Culinary Arts & Hospitality Run a working kitchen, earn your ServSafe certification, and cook for real customers before you graduate.

Early Childhood Education Students will gain skills and knowledge in development, discipline, health, safety, communication, planning, preparing, and presenting activities.

Education Academy Students will examine the multiple responsibilities and roles of K-12 teachers, classroom management, learning styles, instruction, curriculum, and professional skills.

Emergency Medical Technician (Basic) Students will learn immediate medical care techniques for the critically ill/injured person, including Airway Management, CPR, AED Auto Rescue/Extrication, Water Rescue and Emergency Childbirth.

Graphic Communications Technology Students use professional graphic software programs to design print and digital media.

Law Enforcement / Criminal Justice Students will explore and prepare for careers in criminal justice, corrections, and related fields.

Mechatronics This program combines robotics and engineering. Students will learn electrical, mechanical and fluid power principles.

Medium/Heavy Truck and Diesel Technology Students learn to troubleshoot and repair all types of equipment from weed whackers to generators, to riding mowers and semi trucks.

Networking & Cybersecurity Build and defend live networks, and sit for industry certifications while still in high school.

Programming and Video Game Design Students will learn to code 2D and 3D video games and other associated skills, such as photo editing, to use in their games.

Welding Technology Strike your first arc in September and test for AWS certification before you finish the year.

Student Stories

Devon T. • Automotive Technology, Class of 2024 • Lakeview “Two hours a day in the auto lab turned into an apprenticeship before I had my diploma in hand.”

Maya R. • Agriscience, Class of 2025 • Harper Creek “I came in thinking I'd just get out of the building for half a day. I left with a certification, a job offer, and a plan.”

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2026-27 Parent and Student Orientation Schedule2026-27 School Calendar2026-27 Student Handbook2026-27 Manual del EstudianteRacial and Educational Equity StatementAUP - Acceptable Use PolicyRequest for Articulated CreditsRequest a copy of your CACC transcriptResources and Public Notices