Traverse Bay Area Intermediate School District

Career and Technical Education
TBAISD’s Career-Tech Center (CTC) serves nineteen area high schools and over 1,000 students. Students are
educated in twenty-three occupational areas with each program offering academics integrated with technical
training. CTC students also participate in a daily work ethic program and build career skills.
Programs are offered within the career pathways of: Arts and Communications; Health Services; Human
Services; Business Management, Marketing, and Technology; Natural Resources and Agriscience; and
Engineering/Manufacturing and Industrial Technology.
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Benzie County Central Schools
Report of TBAISD Services Received 2008-09
Benzie County Central Schools
Enrollments In Career And Technical
Programs 2008-09
Accounting/Office Technology 4
Agriscience/Natural Resources 0
Auto Body Repair 3
Automotive Technology 7
Building Trades South West 17
Computer Prog/Web Prog & Design 5
Construction Trades 3
Culinary Arts 7
Drafting/Design Technology 1
Early Childhood Education 2
Electrical Occupations 3
Information Technology Academy 2
Manufacturing Technology Academy 4
Power Equipment Technology 5
Precision Machining Technology 0
Public Safety/Protective Services 2
Skilled Trades 0
Teacher Academy 8
Medical Careers Technology 14
Visual Imaging Technology 13
Web Design Online 0
Welding & Fabrication 4
Total 104
Enrollment Data
104 Benzie students participated in CTC programs
for a FTE savings of approximately $380,432
Benzie Students Who Received
Awards and Honors
Outstanding Students—
Alexis Bemiss
Anna Couturier
Phillip Gillespie
Ashley Gleason
Perfect Attendance—
David Basey
Amber Gniposky
Melissa Hoffman
Robert Simon
Christy Warfield
Spencer Osborne
State Club Competition—
MITES – Devin Mooney
National Robotics Challenge – Sean CoyKendal
National Robotics Challenge – Lucie Sayler
2008-2009 Career and Technical Center
Regional Statistics
In addition to technical training, our Center is
involved with your Career-Tech students in a
variety of ways. The following chart shows the
variety of services and programs offered and how
many students were impacted from our five-county
region.
Students Enrolled in a Career and Technical
Program...............................................................1007
Number of students receiving academic credit.........101
Articulated Credit earned through Postsecondary
Institution............................................................... 64
Career Exploration through presentations and
CTC visits...........................................................5,300
Employability Skills.................................................1007
Individual Counseling (hours)...................................700
Special Education and 504 Student Support........200/25
Summer Technical Camp for Middle School students....172
Academic, Technical, and Career Assessments.......1007
Scholarships provided.................................................82
Students involved in clubs and organizations......... 358
Student enrollment in nontraditional programs
by gender .............................................................128
National Technical Honors Society—
Alexis Bemiss
Courtney Czehowski
Jessica Miller
Spencer Osborne
Nicole Parrotte
Shea Poulisse
Lucie Salyer
Christy Warfield
Number of students
Symphony Zak
Scholarships and Awards—
Ashley Gleason, CTC Scholarhips, $700
Brittany DeFilippo, CTC Scholarships, $350
Jessica Miller, 1st Golf Poster Award, $200
CTC Scholarships, $350
NTHS Scholarship, $250
Lucie Salyer, CTC Scholarships, $1000
Mike Munsell,
Riopelle-Dowden Technical Scholarship, $1400
Nicole Parrotte, Golf Poster Award- Members CU, $250
Phillip Gillespie, CTC Tools of the Trade, $500
Robert Simon, CTC Tools of the Trade, $500
Spencer Osborne, CTC Awards of Excellence, $1250
NTHS Scholarship, $250
Symphony Zak, CTC Scholarships, $500