It is our vision that our students will develop into tomorrow’s workforce and leaders. We strive to accomplish this through quality teacher-led instruction along with hands-on lab activities that are based on current industry standards.
Our students are exposed to industrial quality machines and equipment in their classes. This experience better prepares them to enter the workforce or to continue their education and training.
Our programs follow national standards which will allow our students the opportunity to earn national accreditation or certification in their areas of study.
Notice of Non-Discrimination
It is the policy of the West Point Consolidated School District to ensure fair and equitable educational and employment opportunities, without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, gender, age, or disability to all of its students and employees.
Any individual who perceives that he/she has been discriminated against under the provisions of this policy may contact the District Compliance Officer:
Title IX Compliance Officer
West Point Consolidated School District
PO Box 656
West Point, MS 39773
662-494-4364
CTC PROGRAMS
CONSTRUCTION This program prepares students for employment or further training in the construction field, with an emphasis on carpentry. In the first year, students will get an overview of carpentry, electrical, masonry and plumbing. The second year of the program focuses on rough carpentry. This curriculum was developed in partnership with the MCEF. Upon successful completion of Construction, students may earn national certification through NCCER. MEMBER: SkillsUSA
CULINARY ARTS Students will be prepared to enter the hotel/restaurant management industry. Instruction and lab activities are based on National Restaurant Association standards. Students will be introduced to food preparation, sanitation, and management. Upon completion of this two-year, students may earn national certification from the NRA. Member: FCCLA
Diversified Agriculture Diversified Ag starts with an introduction to the sciences, technologies, and practices associated with modern agriculture. The program progresses into two areas of focus—animals and plants. Each of the two follow up courses build on the first course. Students will learn the aspects of raising agricultural and domestic animals, management and conservation of natural resources and the environment, and growth and care of food, fiber, or ornamental plants. Member: FFA
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION After two years in this program, students will be prepared for employment or further training in the education field. Students will experience teaching first-hand as they work with area childcare centers and schools. Emphasis is placed on lesson plans, education, health and safety, nutrition, and state and national guidelines for childcare. Member: FCCLA
ENGINEERING This is an introductory course to the field of engineering. Students will learn the fundamentals and principles of design, materials, processes, and project management. This course is based on 3D modeling in computer aided design software. Students have the opportunity to use industry-grade equipment — 3D printer, CNC machine, laser engraver/cutter. They will also build and program robots to perform various tasks. Member: TSA
HEALTHCARE & CLINICAL SERVICES Students will be introduced to the various healthcare fields and available occupations in the first year of this program. They will also become CPR certified and will have the skills for entry-level assistant positions. The second year of the program focuses on more specific skills necessary for the healthcare field. Students will get hands-on training through clinical rotations with local medical institutions. Member: HOSA
METAL FABRICATION This program will introduce students to math, blueprint reading, measuring, tool use, and machining skills. The second year of the course emphasizes the various forms of welding and metal cutting. Students who complete both years of the program may become members of the AWS and be certified by the NCCER. Member: SkillsUSA
ACADEMICS PREREQUISITES FOR PROGRAMS: C or higher in most recent English class C or higher in most recent Math class TABE reading and math score = 8th grade or higher OR Instructor Approval.
NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY
Allstudentswillhavetheopportunity to graduate as
the National Technical Honor Society. They must complete both courses of a program of study with an “A” average.
Students may also graduate with the Mississippi Tech Master honor if they meet the requirements set forth by the Mississippi Economic Council.
