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Open House for 10th Graders

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Welcome to the 2026 Open House!

Welcome to 10th grade, it's an exciting time in your education journey! Graduation is right around the corner. The choices made now can have a big impact on your life after graduation.
 
We invite all 10th graders and their families to visit Springfield-Clark CTC to see our state-of-the-art program labs and get a sneak peek at what CTC offers.

Mark your calendar!

📅 Thursday, December 10
🕓 4 to 7 p.m.
📍 Springfield-Clark CTC, 1901 Selma Rd.

Open House Highlights

  • See labs and classrooms
  • Meet lab instructors
  • Learn about college credits
  • Ask questions
  • Explore over 20 programs
  • Enjoy a taco and nacho bar

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!

Explore Program Labs

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Chef Remias speaks with a 10th grade family at the CTC's Open House for 10th Graders and their families.

  • Immerse yourself in the world of technology and hands-on learning as you tour CTC's program labs during Open House.
  • See what types equipment students work with and what real-world projects they work on.

Level up with college credits

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  • CTC students have the opportunity to earn college credits while still in high school.
  • Guidance counselors will be available during Open House to answer questions about College Credit Plus.

Discover what CTC has to offer

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  • Take a walk through our campus buildings and discover the dynamic environment that fosters creativity and learning.
  • Learn about opportunities available to students in addition to their classwork.
  • CTC students have the opportunity to participate in several different student organizations and clubs. 

Build your own snack!

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Food Services Director Matthew Straight and Head Cook Tira Ford are the dynamic duo that craft flavorful, made-from-scratch breakfast and lunch meals for CTC students!

  • Enjoy a snack from the Taco and Nacho Bar!
  • Get a tasty sneak  peek of CTC's cafeteria food that is prepared by our incredible food services team. The team takes great pride in creating delicious breakfasts and lunches from scratch!

Apply in less than 10 minutes!

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Apply to CTC in less than 10 minutes! Applications are online and computers will be available during Open House.

  • Stop by the Application Station and complete your application before you leave Open House!
  • We'll have computers and staff available to assist with you with your application and answer your questions.

 

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.