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Download Our Admissions Viewbook Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical Schools VIEWBOOK For Prospective Students of the 2021-2022 School Year ACCEPTANCE YOU If you meet all of the enrollment requirements, you will be notified of your acceptance ARE and will be welcomed into our next class of HERE Eastland-Fairfield students! Your High School ATTEND Start Your Starting in August 2021, STORY the journey begins! APPLY Once you’ve reached GUIDANCE a decision, we invite Eastland-Fairfield Career Services & Your you to apply using our School Counselor: These are the people online application at who will help inform you, educate you, EFCTSJourney.com. The GRADUATE and work with you to help you make the online application for Whether you are completing best decision about possibly attending 2020-2021 goes live on a two-year program or a one- an Eastland-Fairfield program. December 3, 2020. year program, the journey leads to your high school graduation and unlimited possibilities. Your opportunities after high school are endless thanks to the skill set you will gain while studying in a EXPLORE EFCTS career-tech program. One of the best ways to know if Eastland-Fairfield is for you is to explore. We invite you to take our virtual tour (designed to keep you and your family safe during this pandemic) or set-up a virtual meeting or visit with our Career Services team. BEGIN Your story may start once enrolled in an Eastland-Fairfield program, but a new chapter will unfold RESPONSIBILITIES once you complete a program In order to attend, you will need to meet certain grade and enter the real world! and credit requirements as well as ensure your school attendance meets our guidelines. Welcome to career exploration with Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools! We know planning for the future can be daunting and sometimes it’s hard to know where to start. The Career Services Team at Eastland-Fairfield is here to help you explore all the options and opportunities available to you during your high school years. Our goal is to help you find your passion and build your path to a successful career. We are your Career Services Specialists. Each of us serves specific school districts within our 16 district service area. We will be your guide as you begin your journey preparing for your future upon graduation. Whether you choose to participate in a career and technical program at Eastland-Fairfield, or simply use our viewbook as a tool to discover your career path, we are excited to help EFCTS you get the best start. At A Glance Let’s #StartYourStory today! Who We Are at EFCTS Graduation & Diploma Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools serves Students enrolled in an Eastland-Fairfield program 16 school districts in Franklin, Fairfield, and Pickaway will graduate and receive their diploma from their counties. It covers an area of 700 square miles and home high school. The career-technical program is the seventh-largest career and technical district is simply an extension of the learning opportunities geographically in the state. Students in 11th and 12th available for families enrolled in our partnering grade are eligible to attend. districts. By completing a career-technical program, students will receive transcripted Location elective credits from the courses being taken at Students The District has two main campuses — Eastland Career Eastland-Fairfield. They will also receive a “Career Center in Groveport and Fairfield Career Center in Passport”, which complements their diploma and Carroll, with satellite locations at five of its associate showcases their competencies earned in their high schools: Gahanna Lincoln’s Clark Hall, Groveport career-technical program, along with personal Madison, New Albany, Pickerington North, and and professional accomplishments. Reynoldsburg’s Livingston Campus. & Families Transportation Student Admission Transportation is provided by each partner Students in 11th and 12th grade in our 16 associate high school to both the Eastland and Fairfield school districts or who reside within the communities campuses. Satellite students must provide their served by our 16 associate schools (private school, own transportation. If students participate in homeschooled, etc.) are eligible to attend and are school-to-work, apprenticeships, internships, encouraged to apply in 10th grade. etc., they are required to provide their own Academic Credits transportation. The academic courses available through Eastland- School Schedule Fairfield will help you connect what you’re doing in Students attend either the Eastland or Fairfield high school with the world of opportunities that await campuses from 8:05 a.m. until 2:19 p.m., Monday Crista Blower Kara Pontius Holly Rider you upon graduation. The courses you will take at through Friday. Buses depart both campuses at Serving: Amanda-Clearcreek, Serving: Bexley, Bloom- Serving: New Albany, Eastland-Fairfield are determined by the credits you’ve 2:24 p.m. The day consists of half the day spent Berne Union, Fairfield Union, Carroll, Canal Winchester, Pickerington Local Schools, already earned, the requirements of your career- Liberty Union, Teays Valley, Gahanna-Lincoln, and Reynoldsburg in academic classes and half the day spent in Walnut Township, and Groveport Madison, and City Schools technical program, the requirements for graduation the career-technical lab. Whitehall Hamilton Township from your home school, and the requirements for [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] admission into a post-secondary program. 614.836.4530 ext. 1528 614.836.4530 ext. 1527 614.836.4530 ext. 1529 1,400+ High School Students Partner School Served Per Year 33 Academic Courses Founded in Offered 22 College Credit FRANKLIN COUNTY MAP Plus semester 1968 hours available New Albany High School + Gahanna Lincoln 300 700 High School Business Square Miles Served + Partnerships 50 Bexley Reynoldsburg Industry High School High School Credentials Offered Whitehall Yearling High School FAIRFIELD COUNTY Hamilton Township Pickerington North & High School Central High Schools EFCTS Eastland Millersport Career Center High School By The Numbers Groveport Canal Winchester Madison High School 93% High School Liberty Union Post-Program Fairfield * Career Center High School 10 16 Placement Rate Fairfield Union High School Partner Bloom-Carroll High School Satellite Programs School Districts High School 99% Berne Union Four-Year Teays Valley High School High School Graduation Rate* Amanda-Clearcreek High School High School 74% PICKAWAY COUNTY Career Programs Technical Skill 28 at ECC & FCC Attainment Rate* *Data based on the Ohio Department of Education State Report Card for the Class of 2019 Foor Their Stories… Gray Started Ellis Here. Shannon (Hanna) Sines (Dental Assisting Class of 1994, Bloom-Carroll) worked as a dental assistant in Ohio for several years but took a turn in her career. She owns several successful businesses, including a salon, a special effects makeup studio and laboratory, and a special events hair and makeup studio. She graduated from the Coastal Carolina Community College and also serves as an adjunct instructor there. Danny Foor (Auto Technology Christon Gray (Commercial Art Class of 2004, Groveport Madison) Chris Ellis (HVAC-R Class of 2010, Teays Valley) Adewunmi Adelaja (Allied Health Class of 1989, Groveport Madison) continued his education at the Columbus College of Art & Design and went into the workforce as a technician at Class of 2008, Canal Winchester) currently serves as the lead instructor The Ohio State University before making his mark in the music industry. Columbus Worthington Air using the skills continued his educational journey after for engine performance, manual After releasing a solo album in 2011, Gray caught the attention of Kirk developed in this program. He started his own completing the program. He earned transmission, and powertrain at Franklin, who in late 2015 signed Gray to his record label at RCA. He’s HVAC service and installation company, Legacy his bachelor’s from The Ohio State Columbus State Community College. had two albums chart in the top five of the Billboard R&B chart, as Heating and Cooling, in 2013. He mentors University and is expected to complete He has earned multiple certifications well as top ten entries into the Billboard Hip Hop and Christian charts. several HVAC-R students annually and employs his Ph.D. and M.D. in the UCLA-Caltech and credentials in the industry and is His songs have been featured by the NFL on the Super Bowl, ESPN, several alumni of the Fairfield Career Center program, where he is serving as a a Jaguar Master Technician. HBO, FOX, and more. He released new music in 2020. HVAC-R program. graduate student researcher. The best way to know if a The Eastland-Fairfield program is right for you is EXPLORE to see it in person! Since we can’t have you on our Virtual campuses right now, we are excited to present our exclusive Eastland-Fairfield EFCTS TOUR Virtual Tour. FIRST ACCESS! Sophomores and their One Career-Technical Virtual Sophomore Presentations The Tour Checklist: families get first access School District in Many Places This year, our enrollment process will look Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools different due the on-going pandemic, but that • Go to EFCTSJourney.com to the Virtual Tour on serves more than 1,500 high school students won’t stop us working with your associate high and click on TOUR and choose Thursday, November 12. across three counties. In order to meet the school to present our programs to you. Watch your exploration route. demand of our population, we have multiple for Sophomore Presentations from your Career Watch for your access Services Representative through your high school campuses with unique identities. Also, as an • Explore all corners of a career- this fall! instructions on a special extension of your associated school district, you tech lab. can stay involved in the extra-curricular activities invitation arriving in your and events of your home high school.
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