OVERVIEW

The Warren County Career Center (WCCC) offers career ready and college preparatory training for junior and senior students in Warren County. Specific career technical skills are emphasized in addition to a full range of academic courses in math, science, English and social studies. Successful completion of a program of study will qualify a student for job placement, a technical school or a college. 

WCCC students are always considered a student at Kings High School and are eligible to participate in all Kings extracurricular activities.  WCCC students receive a Kings High School diploma and participate in our graduation ceremony.

PROCESS

All Kings High School sophomores visit WCCC in the fall of their sophomore year in order to tour the school and sample programs. Interested students can fill out an application in late November of their sophomore year.  

WCCC students need the same number and type of credits to graduate as a Kings student on main campus. 

Students can attend lab classes at WCCC in the morning and KHS in the afternoons or vice versa depending on the program. Students may also choose to attend there full-time.

Students interested in Warren County Career programs should talk with their counselor and see www.mywccc.org for more information. 

Policy/Procedures regarding WCCC students and the Personal Finance requirement

Students entering 9th grade on or after July 1, 2022 (Class of 2026), must earn one half credit of financial literacy as a graduation requirement. (Financial Literacy in Ohio) 

Kings High School students intending to attend the Warren County Career Center will be afforded the opportunity to take the APEX Personal Finance in the summer at no charge (after their 10th-grade year). When enrolling in summer Personal Finance (summer school registration), indicate that you are attending WCCC. Students also have the opportunity to take personal finance at WCCC first semester of their senior year.