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Madison Career Tech

Work Smarter.

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Madison Career Tech

Work Smarter.

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Your Journey Starts Here

Madison Local School District offers students a comprehensive education that prepares them for the workforce.

Pathways to Excellence

Without leaving the school district, every student may choose from many career paths — from skilled employment immediately out of high school to the highest college degree.

College and Career Planning

Students enrolled in CTE programs at Madison not only may enter the work force through internships, but will also earn college credit while in high school.

First-Class Learning

The Career Technical Education Department at Madison Local Schools is committed to provide a first-class learning experience for all students. With a focus on hands-on and experiential learning, teachers who are experts in their fields develop skills within our students that will help them to enter in-demand fields after graduation. In addition to the skills that students will learn, each of our programs has college credit and industry recognized credentials woven through it, so that our students are the most prepared to enter the workforce or college of their choice.

Benefits of Local Technical Education

Besides offering an excellent education for all students, how do Madison taxpayers and students benefit by being a comprehensive school system? 

Advanced academics are available to all students including honors, AP classes and Dual Enrollment courses.

Because of shared facilities and budgets, broad ranges of adult education courses are offered to the community.

Students provide customer services in Auto Technology, Carpentry, Cosmetology, Electricity, Precision Machining, and Welding for the people of the Madison community.

Students continue to enjoy personal relationships with friends and gain comfort with teachers they have known for years.

98%

Graduation Rate

11

Number of Programs

72%

Percent of Juniors Enrolling in CTE

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Have Questions?

All career and technical education programs follow the district’s policies of nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex and disability in all programs, services, activities, and employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation. Inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies should be directed to:

Curt McVickers, Director of School Improvement, Assessment, and Federal Programs

Madison Local Schools

1379 Grace Street

Mansfield, Oh 44905419-589-2600