News & Events

Join Us for Lunch Nov 29-Dec 1!

Enjoy lunch at the Whitewater Landing restaurant Wed-Fri from 11:00-1:00. Culinary Arts students prepare sandwiches, soups, and salads and serve customers in the restaurant. This week, enjoy a seasonal pear…Learn more

Online applications for 2024-2025 are live Dec 1!

Click on the resources tab and then select your high school to apply for the 2024-2025 school year.

WCC Take Five Newsletter – Oct 2023

Check out news from WCC. Click on the News and Events title above to read the newsletter. Take Five Newsletter – Oct 2023

Hoosier Feeder Company Produces Video with WCC

“Welding. Futures. Together.” is the new promotional video produced by Hoosier Feeder to highlight the partnership between the company, their professional association PMMI (The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies),…Learn more

Beth Shank-Fodrea wins Lilly Fellowship!

Congratulations to our Work-Based Learning teacher Mrs. Beth Shank-Fodrea on winning a Lilly Endowment 2023 Teacher Creativity Fellowship. The Endowment selected the 2023 fellows from a competitive pool of applicants.…Learn more

Have Lunch at Whitewater Landing!

Join us Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday this week for lunch at Whitewater Landing. Chicken Parmesan with a salad and garlic toast is the special, along with the regular $5 lunch…Learn more

Apply Now for 2023-2024!

Online applications for the 2023-2024 school year are now being accepted. Click on the Resources tab and find your high school link. Click your high school link to complete the…Learn more

WCC Automotive Technology Program Earns NATEF Recertification

Congratulations to Mr. Brad Bever on NATEF recertification of the Automotive Technology program. The five-year certification recognizes the high standards maintained by Mr. Bever and his students. NATEF’s (National Automotive…Learn more

WCC Awards Program Photos Now Available

See all the awards presented at the WCC awards program on Wed, May 11. Awards were presented by Mr. Stephen Dungan, Director of WCC. Photos can be found under Resources/Photo…Learn more

Congrats to our Ivy Tech Grads!

WCC students in Automotive Technology, Health Science, Precision Machine Technology, and Welding Technology earned Ivy Tech Certificates (CTs) this year and were able to walk in Ivy Tech Commencement ceremony…Learn more

Whitewater Career Center
Whitewater Career CenterDecember 1st
‼️ Whitewater Career Center will be dismissing early. All students will be bussed back to their sending schools, we have evacuated the building as a precaution. All students are safe and accounted. This is due to a power situation at WCC.

Whitewater Career Center’s 13 in-demand career programs
provide high school students with the real-life experience,
skills and knowledge needed to be successful in today’s working world.

13
Career Programs
31
Industry Certifications
61
Dual Credit Courses
53
Years of Launching Careers
How WCC Meets Graduation Pathways

Career Center Success

"WCC increased my knowledge and success with Reid. I wouldn’t be where I am today without the knowledge I gained from WCC.”

Carla Stansberry, IT Support System Analyst, Reid Health, WCC Health Science, Union County High School Class of 2015

"WCC gave me the confidence to present my ideas and speak my mind clearly.”

Allison Fee, Display Artist, Urban Outfitters, WCC Graphic Design, Connersville High School Class of 2019

"My experience at WCC helped me so much." He encourages students to "pay attention and focus on learning as much as you can."

Dillon Miller, Field Service Engineer, Sungrow, WCC Electricity, Union County High School Class of 2016

"We have found success hiring Whitewater Career Center students and placing them in our apprenticeship program. They are highly advanced in their skills and ready to face the challenges of employment."

Scott Nixon, President, Nixon Tool Co., Inc.

"WCC is an invaluable resource for our students and community. The vast educational programming affords students opportunities to explore career and internship options."

Heidi Reuss, Parent of an Information Technology student from Franklin County High School and Assistant Principal, Franklin County Middle School

"WCC students have the technical skills to step in and are prepared to work. We work with three other programs in the tri-state area and rate Whitewater Career Center the highest...by far.”

Robin Rutschilling, Clippard
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