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OUR MISSIONSince 1974 Ohio Hi-Point’s mission has been to develop our most valuable resource—people—by providing quality career-technical and academic education.

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OverviewFounded in 1974, Ohio Hi-Point Career Center is a two-year career-technical school district serving 14 partner school districts in five counties.

Total students: While it changes from year-to-year, there is typically between 600–700 students on the Bellefontaine Campus, with another 900–1,000 students in Satellite programs.

10 career-technical schools offer 37 programs for high school students

Career-Technical EducationToday’s CTE provides students:

academic subject matter taught with relevance to the real world

employability skills, from job-related skills to workplace ethics

career pathways that link secondary and postsecondary education

education for additional training and degrees, especially related to workplace training, skills upgrades and career advancement

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Overall Career/College Placement Rate

1007 Satellite Students

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OHP Students Advancing to College

Total Number of Satellite Locations

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GET INVOLVED AT OHPWhether you are into planning fun events or fundraisers, enjoy serving your community, want to improve your leadership skills or want to engage in competition, Ohio Hi-Point has plenty of student activities:

Business Professionals of America, for students pursuing careers in business and IT.

SkillsUSA, which teaches leadership and citizenship to complement skill training.

DECA, which prepares emerging leaders for careers in marketing and more!

Student Ambassadors help market and recruit new students to the Career Center and serve as public relations ambassadors to the community during the school year.

Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) for students pursuing careers in the healthcare industry.

FFA, a dynamic youth organization that is part of agriculture education.

FCCLA, an in-school organization that is part of Family & Consumer Sciences.

Hi-Point Journeys, our student-driven social media campaign with digital technology to tell the story of OHP.

he opportunities are endless for Jamario Deslandes as a student at Ohio Hi-Point. He is a Journeys Blogger, Lead Ambassador and is active in the Electronics Engineering program. In his program, Jamario has participated in a variety of competitions that included speaking competitions, math and electronic competitions, and a math and electronic based jet aircraft competition. Each competition allowed Jamario to take classroom learning to the next level.

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JAMARIO DESLANDESJAMARIO’S JOURNEYView blogs and video from Jamario at hipointjourneys.com

THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKINGNo matter what program a student select at OHP, public speaking is still one of the top skills potential employers and recruiters look for in a candidate. Jamario had the opportunity to take part in competitions his first year at Hi-Point. “The speaking extemporaneous competition was incredibly beneficial in learning how to think on your feet and speak in a logical and clear manner right on the spot. After I got my topic assignment, I had five minutes to prepare a speech to present to the judges. It was a very good experience.”

SEEING RESULTSAfter competing in the speaking competition, Jamario earned a silver medal at the regional competition and then placed 5th in the state. Jamario is taking last years results to motivate him for the upcoming year. “Since last year was my first year, I know a little more of what to expect. I’m going to get it this year; I’d like to win. I know I can do it, and it’d be really exciting to walk away with a gold medal.”

Well-Rounded EducationTaking part in the competitions, even those not directly correlated with his lab, have helped Jamario succeed in his studies at Hi-Point. “I would definitely tell other students to explore the options here. There are so many organizations you can be a part of and grow personally and professionally. It’s well worth it to have experience is every aspect of the educational and career technical realm.”

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You can choose from 37 career-technical training programs to fulfill your desire to focus on a specific skill set, but you will also have the opportunity to fulfill your core curriculum requirements at Ohio Hi-Point Career Center, learning from our top-notch academic instructors.

ACADEMICSTHE COREAt OHP you have the opportunity to earn all of your required high school academic credits.

TECH PREPOHP provides opportunities for our students to prepare for college through our partnerships with Ohio colleges and universities. Tech Prep gives students a head start on college with chances at earning FREE college credit saving you and your family money on college tuition!

ADVANCEDOHP offers high-quality, college prep classes as part of their academic curriculum that meets all of the requirements for students looking to advance to post-secondary education.

BEYOND THE CLASSROOMThrough our unique School-to-Work internships, students have opportunities to gain real-life work experience during the school year or in the summer.

HANDS-ONSitting in desks is not the defining atmosphere at Ohio Hi-Point. Half the day might be spent in the “normal” classroom, but the other half is spent in your high-tech labs actually participating in projects that matter. From building real houses to cooking up real meals for real customers, our students run businesses, design, repair, program and are fully engaged in 21st Century learning.

SCHOOL OF HEALTH & SCIENCEPrograms: Health Technology, Health Technology Satellite at Marysville H.S., Biomedical Science Satellite at Graham H.S.

SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTIONPrograms: Carpentry, Construction Technology Satellite in Marysville,

Electricity, Masonry, Plumbing & Pipefitting, Building Maintenance

SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONPrograms: Teaching Professions Satellites at Bellefontaine H.S. and Marysville H.S.

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTUREPrograms: Electronics Engineering, Architectural & Mechanical Design

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEPrograms: Agriculture Business & Production Satellites, Agriculture Foundations Satellites, Professional Turf & Landscaping, Animal Management

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICESPrograms: Business Administration, Administrative Office Specialist, High School of Business at Graham H.S., Financial Services & Risk Assessment Satellite at Graham H.S.

SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIESPrograms: Family & Consumer Science, Career-Based Intervention, Project SEARCH

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & DIGITAL MEDIAPrograms: Information Technology, Printing & Graphic Arts, Information Tech/Digital Media Satellite at Graham H.S., Information Tech/Support & Service Satellite at USV H.S.

SCHOOL OF HUMAN SERVICESPrograms: Cosmetology, Culinary Arts

SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATIONPrograms: Auto Collision Technology, Diesel Technology, Auto Services, Auto Technology, Aviation Occupations Satellite in Urbana

ACADEMIC COURSESTechnical Reading Communications Honors English College Prep English Basic English

Calculus Pre-Calculus College Math Geometry Algebra I & II Integrated Math Basic Math

Dual-Enrollment Anatomy & Physiology Physics Chemistry Integrated Science Macro-Biology Cell Biology Principles of Technology Environmental Science

Spanish I, II, III, & IV

Street Law Sociology Psychology Honors Government United States Government 20th Century American History Economics Current World Issues Integrated Social Studies

Web Page Design I & II Introduction to Technology Humanities Computer Applications

Personal Finance

Mechanical Design Blue Print Reading for Construction or Manufacturing CAD I & II

07HI-POINT EDUCATIONAt OHP, your school day is broken down into half academic classes and half lab time, where you work on projects focused around

your program of choice. Learn more at ohiohipoint.com

Our teachers are some of the best in the profession. Our career-technical instructors combine their years of practical work experience in their discipline with strong classroom preparation to create a 21st Century learning environment, one that combines technology, practical laboratory projects and strong critical thinking assignments. Combine their expertise with our academic instructors and our students receive a truly well-rounded learning experience that prepares them for college, career and life.

TALENT SHOWCASENo matter what career-technical program is chosen, students always are equipped with the opportunity to showcase their unique talents.

21st CENTURY TECHNOLOGYOhio Hi-Point is one of the few school districts in Ohio to provide laptops for each and every one of its students at a minimal fee. The laptops coupled with our WiFi campus in Bellefontaine enable students to engage in the latest technology to prepare them for a global workforce. Teachers integrate technology into their classroom experiences, many not even using textbooks.

PRACTICAL LEARNINGOur Health Technology students go into the field during their clinical field experiences, while our Culinary Arts students run their own restaurant, the Sloan Inn. Our Professional Turf & Landscaping students are busy maintaining the school’s campus, while students in the Supply Chain Management program at Urbana High School are busy planning, managing and marketing Hi-Point’s Alumni & Friends online apparel store. The practical learning experiences go on and on and make for the most well-rounded educational experience you can receive while in high school.

BE WHO YOU AREOur students are expected to look the part of the profession during the school day, but each student is allowed the freedom to be who they are. It’s that feeling of acceptance and belonging that makes Hi-Point become a second home to so many of our students.

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS“When I first came to Hi-Point I didn’t know what to expect. I thought that I would just try it out and learn a new skill. The challenge was that I didn’t know what skills I wanted to learn. I switched my program three times before deciding on Information Technology. There were so many opportunities to become involved and gain skills not only professionally but also personally. “

WHY OHIO HI-POINT“Ohio HI-Point was a fantastic stepping stone between high school and college. You are working specifically for job training and those skills make you more marketable to employers and internship coordinators. Ohio Hi-Point does a great job by molding the classroom with the lab so it’s more of an engaging atmosphere and it’s exciting to be able to apply classroom knowledge to the real world.”

ALL WORTH IT“There’s a variety of skills that you can learn while at OHP. I leaned valuable business skills through BPA and through the marketing department at OHP as an intern. I also developed a highly marketable knowledge of websites and I’ve been able to do some freelance work. These are the skills you know for life and you have something on your resume that not many high school students can say they have. You just have to apply yourself, you’ll be amazed with how much you can gain from Hi-Point”

LET’S TALK COLLEGEShelby earned 39 college credits to transfer to Ohio State University Lima Branch. “Ohio Hi-Point makes sure you’re aware of the higher education options out there. I knew how to get college credit and request my transcript. We were encouraged to check out events that highlight different universities and I was able to talk to someone in person. The universities are well represented on campus and we have

a great relationship with them.

helby Shafer is a 2011 graduate of the Information Technology program. As a previous member of the Journeys bloggers, Business Professionals of America (BPA) and Lead Ambassadors, she worked closely with the marketing and promotional efforts for OHP. From her program and experiences, she gained the tools and knowledge that paved the way for two internships, including interning with the Ohio Hi-Point Public Relations and Marketing department. Shelby is attending The Ohio State University Lima Branch majoring in marketing with a minor in communications.

SHELBY’S JOURNEYShelby was one of the original Hi-Point Journeys bloggers. See what she is up to now by visiting youtube.com/hipointjourneys

COLLEGE CREDIT AGREEMENTS WITH:

Clark State Community College

University of Dayton

University of Cincinnati

Hocking College

Edison State Community College

Wright State University-Lake Campus

Rhodes State College

University of Northwestern Ohio

Bowling Green State University

Cincinnati State Community College

Owen Community College

Sinclair Community College

Columbus State Community College

Urbana University

Ashland University

North Central State College

Students can earn anywhere between 4 and 40 hours of FREE college credit while at Ohio Hi-Point!

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LEADERSHIP BUILDINGStudents at Ohio Hi-Point are constantly training for leadership roles through the various opportunities OHP offers them. Students dive into in clubs, activities, and projects that sharpen their public speaking, teamwork and innovative thinking skills. When students leave Hi-Point, they walk away as a more developed and confident leader.

STAYING INVOLVEDOhio Hi-Point works with students from 14 partner schools across five counties encourages all students to remain active within their home school. Whether you love music, sports, or an academic extra-curricular, OHP wants you to continue to shine in your home schools activities.

DO YOUR OWN THINGOhio Hi-Point wants to aid you in customizing your education. Each student completes coursework that is relevant to their future career in order to make education more exciting and to prepare them for the work force. During the course of their Senior year, students develop and create a project that is unique, but relevant, to their chosen lab to showcase the skills they’ve acquired while at OHP.

DYNAMIC CAMPUSESThe Bellefontaine Campus, which is located in the middle of our five county district, houses most of our high school programs. It is also the site of the highest point in Ohio, Campbell Hill; just over 1,500 feet above sea level. The Bellefontaine Campus has a collegiate atmosphere with multiple buildings holding classes, outdoor study areas and gardens, and an area called “the commons” where students can relax and take advantage of the school’s wireless technology on their laptops.

HISTORIC SITEThe Bellefontaine Campus is a former Air Force Base where the 664th Radar Squadron was stationed during the Cold War. Many of the on-campus buildings are the original base buildings. Additionally, a display case in the high school holds memorabilia from the 664th Radar Squadron.

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While most of our programs are hosted at our historic campus in Bellefontaine, the site of Ohio’s highest point, Campbell Hill, over the past decade we have expanded our reach to bring our programs closer to you. We have more than 20 Satellite Programs in Logan, Champaign, Auglaize, Union and Hardin Counties to cater to your educational goals.

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Bellefontaine Main Campus > We host 22 career-technical training programs at this location. It’s also the site for our student-run businesses such as the Hi-Point Salon and the Sloan Inn.

Aviation Occupations Flying Lab > Located at Grimes Field at the Urbana Municipal Airport, students who study in our Aviation Occupations Satellite are fully engaged in the aviation experience. The classroom, located amongst airplanes and other aviation equipment makes for a once-in-a-lifetime lab experience!

Urbana High School > The Supply Chain Management Satellite is located within Urbana High School, allowing students in Champaign County (or from wherever, really) have the opportunity to prepare for careers in marketing and distribution. This program is helping to meet the demands of filling jobs in the supply chain industry.

Graham High School > Graham High School hosts six of our Satellite Programs, including Agriculture Business & Production, Family & Consumer Sciences, Career Based Intervention, the High School of Business, Financial Services & Risk Assessment and Information Technology/Interactive Media.

U-Co Industries > Through a partnership with U-Co Industries, the Construction Technology Satellite builds a full-scale house for a family with disabilities in the area. These students not only get to hone their construction skills through this practical experience, but also have the chance to serve the community!

Marysville High School > Students can study in one of our many Satellite Programs located in classrooms in Marysville High School! Programs located here include Biomedical Sciences, Teaching Professions and Health Technology.

Kenton High School > Kenton High School plays host to our Agriculture Business & Production Satellite.

Upper Scioto Valley High School > At USV, students can enroll in our Information Technology/Support & Service, Career Based Intervention or Family & Consumer Sciences programs.

Waynesfield-Goshen Middle School > Our partner school district at Waynesfield-Goshen hosts one of our middle school Career Based Intervention Satellite programs.

Bellefontaine High School > Right in OHP’s backyard in Bellefontaine, students with the desire to enter the field of education can take advantage of our Teaching Professions Satellite location at Bellefontaine High School.

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01OHP Students enjoy an active student life and have opportunities to get involved in various activities on campus.

OHP students are able to be involved in social activities at their home school and at Hi-Point.

Jamario gets to explore his interest in electronics during his lab.

Students are able to participate in competitions both in their lab and academics to apply their knowledge to real experiences.

At OHP, students come together from different schools and areas of study to form lasting friendships.

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Students who come to OHP are able to grow independently and take on large projects, including the convocation ceremony of the graduating class.

Our student commons area in the cafeteria is a place students can relax and gather with their laptops and the WiFi technology on campus.

OHP is the home to Campbell Hill, the highest point in the state of Ohio.

Networking is crucial to future student careers. Students have the opportunity to establish a network in their industry, beginning with their instructors.

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TAKING A DIFFERENT ROUTE“I started at Ohio Hi-Point by taking a half-day and juggling sports. This year I wanted to become more involved so I’m going for a full day. I’m definitely busy, but I just tackle each thing as it comes my way. OHP is extremely flexible and wants us to be involved with our home school and still be highly active within the labs and organizations,”

WORDS OF WISDOM“Don’t overwhelm yourself. Relax and tackle one thing at a time. If you stress, you won’t be able to enjoy the great opportunities OHP or your home school has to offer.”

ierra Cronkleton wanted the best of both worlds. An active Benjamin Logan Raider, Sierra participates in the track and softball programs while still creating an impact at OHP as a Health Technology student and Lead Ambassador. She participated in multiple competitions and was part of Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) that received most outstanding chapter in the state. She also juggles a part-time job.

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FINDING A BALANCE“The first year I came to Ohio Hi-Point I didn’t play any sports. I wanted to find out if I could handle the rigorous course material at OHP and still be organized enough to take on sports at my home school. OHP wants us to be involved in our home schools so taking on sports and classes at OHP was something I was able to balance.”

WORDS OF WISDOM“Stay organized and do your work. You will be busy, but staying on top of tasks and projects is going to help in you in the long run. Teachers want you to take advantages of opportunities, but you need to still do your work.”

ommie Bray, an Automotive Technology senior, is constantly on the move. She finds the perfect blend of balance from her home school, Riverside, and Ohio Hi-Point to keep her active and engaged in activities.

At Ohio Hi-Point, Tommie is a Lead Ambassador, a Journeys Blogger and is president of the Auto Technology program, and participates in softball and cheerleading at Riverside. She also holds a part-time job.

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Sophomore year is the time to begin thinking of your future. College? Career? Life? Big decisions await. While that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your youth, you should begin to think about what you want your future to look like. Why not consider allowing Ohio Hi-Point Career Center to make it a little easier by taking advantage of our college and career preparation during your junior and senior years of high school?

SET YOUR PATHHave a specific goal in mind, but want to talk with someone about it first. Our Recruitment Coordinator is here to help. Email her at jspain@ohiohipoint.com to ask her your questions.

THE ‘REAL WORLD’Job Placement Students are assisted in finding jobs in their field of study by OHP’s Placement Coordinator. OHP’s placement rate in 2010 was 87%, which included placement in full-time employment, higher education, and the military.

School-To-Work Program Students who meet grade point average and attendance requirements may be eligible for early placement following their first year at OHP. Students can complete summer internships and be released from school to work in their field of study during the senior year. This program allows students to earn graduation credits while being paid a salary and gaining a valuable on-the-job experience.

Business, Industry, & Labor Partnerships Partners from business, industry, and labor are actively involved in programs in many ways. They guide curriculum development, provide classroom demonstrations, judge local skill events, provide internship sites for students, and serve as mentors.

Alumni & Friends Association OHP’s Alumni & Friends Association, established in 2008, is a way for our students to connect with potential employers and other friends of OHP. A career network is available to all current and former students and OHP’s business and community partners.

Here’s how we can set you on the right path:

FROM THE BEGINNING“I became interested in Ohio Hi-Point when I went on an eight grade tour and I thought it was a good choice to make. It was an extremely easy process to become enrolled. My guidance counselor was a great help and we filled out the information together and sent it to OHP. Adjusting to Ohio Hi-Point was a little bit different just because you don’t know anybody, but that changes quickly and you have ample time to get know people and know the faces around you.”

LEARNING THE ROPES“The juniors will always come in before the seniors, which gives them a few days to soak everything in and get to know the other juniors before the seniors come to school. There’s always some sort of games or fun ways that OHP helps you feel comfortable during your first few days. You gain so many friends throughout your two years here -it’s pretty amazing. ”

GREAT TEACHERS“The teachers are great. They are always willing to work with you and make sure you understand the concept of an idea and then how to apply that idea in real situations and do the skills above par. They teach you more than just professional skills but also personal skills such as teamwork and leadership.

You’re able to be highly involved at Ohio Hi-Point. They want you to learn so a lot of students go on field trips and college visits, and we get to work with partnership schools to talk about OHP. Which I think is pretty cool.”

Bittersweet Ending“I loved Ohio Hi-Point. It was a great couple of years and the memories I made were some of the best. I think anyone who comes to Hi-Point and graduates will have the same experience. Graduating is exciting, but it’s sad to leave.”

ylan Booth wants to make a difference. He has aspirations of becoming an EMT and working in Flight Care. Before graduating from the Health Technology Program in 2011, he was heavily involved in OHP as a Journeys Blogger, Lead Ambassador and a member of Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA). Dylan is attending Clark State Community College and plans on transferring to The Ohio State University.

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DYLAN BOOTHDYLAN’S JOURNEYDylan was one of the original Hi-Point Journeys bloggers. See what he is up to now by visiting youtube.com/hipointjourneys

APPLY NOW! Go to hipointjourneys.com and find an application to download or visit your Guidance Office to pick one up!

Our enrollment process is a personal experience for each and every student and family. We want to get know you, answer your questions and help you explore all of your options to help you reach your goals.

Here’s how you get started:Online application: You can download an application from our website at http://ohiohipoint.com. Make sure you download the correct application. You can download an application for the Bellefontaine Campus or the Satellite application. If you are unsure simply fill out the Bellefontaine Campus application.

Paper applications: Paper applications can be picked up in numerous locations, including your home school guidance office or at Ohio Hi-Point Career Center.

Once you have filled out an application, turn it in to your home school guidance counselor and it will be forwarded to our Student Services Office.

Admission:We start accepting applications in January of the students’ sophomore or junior year (for senior-only programs) and continue through the Spring and Summer.

The state limits career-technical class sizes to 25 students per teacher. Some programs have many more students apply than can be accepted. It is important for the student to apply early to their chosen program. If a student is not accepted into his/her first choice, that student may be placed on a waiting list or accepted into a program of second choice until space becomes available. Attendance, grade point average, total credits toward graduation and date of application are all considered when admitting students to over-subscribed programs.

Explore Hi-PointStudents considering attending Ohio Hi-Point Career Center during their junior and senior years or considering a Satellite Program should take every opportunity to explore their program(s) of interest beforehand. We encourage the student and their parent(s)/guardian(s) to ask questions, visit the Bellefontaine Campus or Satellite location and take advantage of exploring during Sophomore Career Days, the Taste of the Future Open House/Career EXPO or during a Tech Tuesday.

Here are some different ways you can explore before making a decision to apply:

Tour the Bellefontaine Campus during Sophomore Career Days.

Meet the instructors and visit the labs during the Taste of the Future Open House/ Career EXPO held each year at the Bellefontaine Campus

Visit Hi-Point Journeys, http://hipointjourneys.com, our site dedicated to our students who are blogging, filming and photographing their journey throughout the school year. By following along you can get an inside look at what life is like at OHP from the viewpoint of real students

Schedule a personal visit. Our Recruiting Coordinator would be happy to facilitate a personal visit with you and your parent(s)!

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FOLLOW THEIR JOURNEYS TO DISCOVER YOURSWant to see what life is really like at Hi-Point and interact with our current students? Then visit us on hipointjourneys.com and read the blogs, watch the videos and view the photos taken by our student bloggers. Then, “like” our Facebook page, where you can ask the questions you want to ask about the Hi-Point Experience.

PATHFINDERNeed help finding your career pathway? Go to hipointjourneys.com to complete the Pathfinder Quiz and personalize your Hi-Point Journey! 27

VISIT US & SEE FOR YOURSELFYou can sit in on classes, visit the labs, meet with students and our teachers and have all of your questions answered.

To schedule a visit: Call 937-599-3010 ext. 1384 or email jspain@ohiohipoint.com

Career-Technical Training: Our students receive relevant training and learning that provides them with an advantage in the job market.

Hands-On: Bored with sitting in a desk and taking notes? Students in our programs simulate actual work situations, including running a real restaurant and salon, networking computers, building homes and golf greens, repairing cars, designing websites, working with patients and more.

Awards & Scholarships: Last year our student won statewide and national awards in various leadership and skills competitions and earned over $165,000 in scholarship money because of being at Ohio Hi-Point.

College Credits: In today’s economy saving money is important to everyone. Students at OHP have opportunities to earn between 4 and 40 hours of FREE college credit!

Laptops & Technology: All of our students receive a laptop to use in and out of the classroom. Our campus is completely wireless and students have ample access to all of the latest tech gadgets to utilize in state-of-the-art classrooms.

Unique Programs: Where else can you study aviation, earn your cosmetology license, build a house, design and build a golf green and walking pathways, work with live animals, cater parties and meals, work with preschoolers, grade papers and plan lessons, design robots, and more all while in high school?

Convenience: Even if you feel that you don’t want to spend a full day at Hi-Point, you can still study a career-technical program and return to your home school for half-day academics classes. Or, you can select from our many Satellite Programs at a location closer to you.

Student Life: From school dances to community service to extra-curricular activities, Hi-Point offers the full high school experience.

Involved Faculty & Staff: Our teachers and administrators are committed to your success.

Sports Activities: You can take part in your exciting career training program without giving up home school activities. Students are encouraged to remain involved in their home school athletic programs and we work with each individual student to ensure scheduling is flexible to allow it.

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