Sophomore Career Exploration Days
Discover Your Future at CTC!
Each year, local high schools bring their 10th grade students to Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center (CTC) for Sophomore Career Exploration Days.
One day. Two Labs. Your Future Starts Here.
Every 10th grader in Clark County gets the chance to explore CTC! Your home school will bring you on your scheduled day (December 4 or 5), and you’ll get to see what career-tech is all about.
What You'll Do on Your Career Exploration Day Visit
- Tour the CTC campus.
- Explore two career-tech labs you choose.
- Meet instructors + students.
- Try out hands-on activities that give you a taste of what CTC offers.
Get Ready For Your Career Exploration Day Visit
FIRST: Explore CTC's Programs
CTC offers over 20 different career-tech programs! From hands-on to high-tech, there's something for everyone!
SECOND: Choose 2 Labs to Visit
Want to try Welding? Cosmetology? IT? Health Sciences? Computer Graphic Design? It’s up to you.
After Your Visit: Plan to Attend Open House
Your visit is just the beginning.
Want to:
- Check out more labs than the two you picked?
- Show your family what CTC is all about?
- Ask questions and get the inside scoop?
👉 Bring your family to CTC's Open House! It’s your chance to walk the halls again, explore other programs, meet teachers, and see if CTC feels like the right fit for you.
Our Mission
At Springfield-Clark CTC our mission is to help you get READY for YOUR future – whether it's a specialized career, college, military service, or entrepreneurship – we're here to help you!
Non-Discrimination Policy
The Springfield-Clark CTC (SCCTC) dedicates itself to providing equal educational opportunities for all. The SCCTC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation or gender identity), disability, age (except as authorized by law), religion, military status, ancestry, or genetic information in its admissions process or provision of educational programs or activities. Lack of English language proficiency will not be a barrier to admission and participation in career-technical education programs or courses.