HC3 PATHWAYS AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES AVIATION MANAGEMENT CARPENTRY CRIMINAL JUSTICE DENTAL CAREERS ELECTRICAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES HVAC PRE-NURSING: CNA PRE-NURSING: CCMA WELDING

DENTAL CAREERS DENTAL CAREERS PROGRAM OVERVIEW This program introduces students to the field of dentistry through the perspectives of a dentist, dental hygienist, dental assistant, and lab technician. Emphasis is placed on clinical and laboratory environments, equipment and instrument identification, oral anatomy, and sterilization techniques. Additional Coursework Dental Careers Capstone will provide the opportunity for increased skill development in clinical support through work-based learning experiences. Students will also prepare for the Radiation, Health and Safety which is third and final part of the NELDA certification. The capstone course may also provide the opportunity to review and prepare for the entire NELDA certification. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Dental Careers - 7315 Dental Career Fundamentals - 7316 Advanced Dental Careers Fundamentals - 7317 Dental Careers Capstone - 7318 Certifications DANB Radiation Health & Safety (or RHS alone $300) *AHA BLS CPR Certification for Healthcare Providers (recognized but not a graduation qualifier) Dual Credits Ivy Tech (1st year, up to 6.5 credits) HLHS 100 — Intro to Health Careers (3) HLHS 101 — Medical Terminology (3) HLHS 104 — CPR/Basic Life Support (.5) Ivy Tech (2nd year, up to 6 credits) HLHS 105 — Medical Law and Ethics (3) DENT 171 — Dental Terminology (3) FOR MORE INFORMATION: DENTAL CAREERS PATHWAY

MISSION & VISION Our Mission The Hancock County Career Center (HC3) is dedicated to preparing students for success in college, careers, and life by providing meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. These programs are designed to equip students with the technical, academic, and employability skills they need to succeed in both the workplace and in postsecondary education. Our mission is to create strong, sustainable pathways into the workforce and higher education by aligning our offerings with the needs of industry and our local economy. Our Vision Our vision is to create a future where every Hancock County student graduates career- and college-ready, confident in their abilities and connected to real-world opportunities. We envision a community where education, innovation, and industry work hand-in-hand to build a strong, skilled workforce that drives our local and regional economy forward. Our Commitment At HC3, we believe that learning extends beyond the classroom. Each program is designed to challenge students, encourage creativity, and promote lifelong learning. From earning industry certifications and dual college credits to building leadership and teamwork skills, students gain the confidence and experience to take their next step—whether that’s entering the workforce or pursuing higher education. Together with our partner schools—Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, New Palestine, and Mt. Vernon—HC3 is proud to invest in the future of Hancock County by preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s opportunities.

CARPENTRY CARPENTRY 1: PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Construction Trades Pathway - Carpentry Program is a hands-on program that includes both classroom and laboratory experiences. Specific skills include the formation, installation, and establishment of buildings, homes, and other structures. The attainment of these skills is put to the test as students work to construct a house! Our Students develop the skills and knowledge to become work-ready in a variety of construction trades. Through these experiences they’ll have opportunities to meet our local partners and community supporters while becoming OSHA certified. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Construction Trades - 7130 Construction Trades: General Carpentry - 7123 Construction Trades: Framing and Finishing - 7122 Certifications OHSA 10 Hour Construction Industry Training (IKORCC) IKORCC Carpenter Apprentice Level I Promoted Industry Certification Post Secondary Options Articulation Agreement with Indiana/Ohio/ Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters Direct Entry to Carpenters Apprenticeship Program (Upon Graduation) 1 year of Advanced Placement in Apprenticeship ($21+ hour pay and $17.20 in benefits) Certificate of Initial Mastery Promoted Industry Certification CARPENTRY 2: PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Construction Trades Pathway - Carpentry Program is a hands-on program that includes both classroom and laboratory experiences. Specific skills include the formation, installation, and establishment of buildings, homes, and other structures. The attainment of these skills is put to the test as students work to construct a house! Our Students develop the skills and knowledge to become work-ready in a variety of construction trades. Through these experiences they’ll have opportunities to meet our local partners and community supporters while becoming OSHA certified. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Construction Trades - 7130 Construction Trades: General Carpentry - 7123 Construction Trades: Framing and Finishing - 7122 Certifications NCCER Carpentry Level 1 OSHA 10 Hour for the Construction Industry IKORCC Apprentice Level I Promoted Industry Certification Dual Credit & Post Secondary Options Ivy Tech (1st year, up to 15 credits) BCTI 100 - Intro to Construction Tech. (3) BCTI 101 - Intro to Carpentry Part 1 (3) BCTI 102 - Intro to Carpentry Part 2 (3) BCTI 103 - Carpentry Framing & Finishing, Part 1 (3) BCTI 104 - Carpentry Framing & Finishing, Part 1 (3) Ivy Tech (2nd year, up to 7 credits) BCTI 130 - Intro to Electrical (4) BCTI 280 - CO-OP Internship (1-3) Articulation agreement with Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters (IKORCC) *Courses are subject to change. FOR MORE INFORMATION: CARPENTRY 1 PATHWAY CARPENTRY 2 PATHWAY

EVENTS AT HC3 The Hancock County Career Center (HC3) hosts events throughout the year that celebrate student achievement, connect education with industry, and engage our community. From open houses and student showcases to career fairs and partnership meetings, our events highlight the talent, skills, and dedication of Hancock County students. Stay informed about upcoming opportunities to see our programs in action, meet our instructors, and learn more about the pathways available to students across the county. Together, we’re building the future—one event at a time. 2026-2027 CALENDAR

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VETERINARY SCIENCE VETERINARY SCIENCE PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Veterinary Science Pathway Program provides students with an opportunity to investigate the small and large animal veterinary industry through hands-on lab work. Students will learn: animal care, common office practices, medical terminology, laboratory procedures, animal diseases, animal anatomy and physiology and animal genetics. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Veterinary Science - 7280 Veterinary Science - 7281 Advanced Life Science, Animals - 5070 Veterinary Science Capstone - 7262 Certifications Elanco Veterinary Medical Applications Certification Dual Credit 3 hours of dual credit from IVY Tech AGRI 107 - Advanced Animal Science (3) FOR MORE INFORMATION: VETERINARY SCIENCE PATHWAY

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FUTURE STUDENTS WHAT IS HC3? The Hancock County Career Center (HC3) offers a variety of career-focused programs for high school students across Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, New Palestine, and Mt. Vernon. Through hands-on, immersive learning experiences, students have the opportunity to explore career pathways, develop technical skills, and solve real-world problems while preparing for post-secondary education and future careers. Each program is built upon rigorous college- and career-ready standards and enhanced by modern equipment, industry partnerships, and innovative instructional practices. WHY CHOOSE HC3? HC3 is committed to helping students discover their strengths and pursue their passions. Participants have the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications and dual college credits, giving them a competitive advantage as they enter the workforce or continue their education. By combining practical experience with academic excellence, HC3 equips students with the confidence and skills needed to succeed beyond high school. HC3 Pathways Enroll Now NEXT STEPS 6th–8th Grade Students Talk with your middle school or high school counselor and your parent/guardian about your interests and future plans. Begin exploring career pathways that align with your strengths and goals. Follow HC3 on Facebook to stay informed about programs and events. 9th–11th Grade Students Meet with your high school counselor and your parent/guardian to discuss your career interests and enrollment options. Complete the HC3 enrollment form . Schedule a student shadow experience or campus tour to see our programs in action. Follow HC3 on Facebook for updates, deadlines, and event announcements. Follow us on Facebook!

National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) COMING SOON! The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is a nationally recognized, non-profit organization that honors and empowers students enrolled in Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. At the Hancock County Career Center (HC3), NTHS celebrates students who demonstrate excellence in skill development, leadership, scholarship, and service within their chosen career pathway. NTHS serves more than 100,000 active members nationwide across secondary and postsecondary institutions, recognizing the achievements of students preparing for high-demand careers. FIND OUT MORE

AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPIAR AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Automotive Collision Repair I Pathway provides a comprehensive introduction to automotive collision repair, covering vehicle operating systems, electrical components, and basic maintenance. Students will learn industry safety standards, tool operation, and repair techniques for steel, aluminum, and plastic components. Key skills include dent repair, welding methods, panel installation, and sheet metal analysis. Additionally, students will gain hands-on experience in painting fundamentals, including surface preparation, priming, and spray techniques. Successful completion prepares students for careers in collision repair and refinishing. The Automotive Collision Repair II Pathway builds on skills from the Automotive Body Technology Pathway, focusing on automotive painting, collision damage appraisal, and fiberglass and plastic repair. Students will also have opportunities for Co-Op and internships to gain real-world industry experience. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Collision Repair - 7213 Brake Systems - 7205 Steering & Suspensions - 7212 Service Capstone - 7375 Certifications ICAR Auto Collision I Dual Credits Ivy Tech (1st year, up to 18 credits) UBR 100 - Introduction to Collision Service (3) AUTI 111 - Electrical Systems I (3) AUBR 101 - Body Repair I (3) AUBR 125 - Autobody Welding (3) AUBR 103 - Automotive Paint Fundamentals (3) AUBR 220 - Fiberglass Plastic Repair (3) Ivy Tech (2nd year, up to 3 credits) AUBR 209 - Collision Damage Appraising (3) *Courses are subject to change. FOR MORE INFORMATION: AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR PATHWAY

PRE-NURSING: (CCMA) PRE-NURSING CCMA PROGRAM OVERVIEW The CNA Capstone Program provides advanced training in both patient care and clinical procedures commonly performed by Medical Assistants. Students will deepen their understanding of human anatomy, triage protocols, and office-based skills such as taking vital signs, performing venipuncture, ECGs, urinalysis, prescription writing, and dosage calculations. The course also covers Medical Law and Ethics, electronic health records, and behavioral health. Students may earn multiple certifications, including CCMA, CPR, HIPAA, FEMA, NHA CCMA, and Bloodborne Pathogens. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Health Care - 7168 Healthcare Fundamentals - 5274 Certified Clinical Medical Assistant: CCMA - 7164 or Healthcare Specialist Capstone - 7255 Certifications CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Certification (must pass certification exam) Member of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) Dual Credits 15.5 hours of dual credit from IVY tech MEAS 225 - CCMA Workforce Development Prep (6) HLHS 105 – Medical Law and Ethics (3) HLHS 122 – Electronic Health Records (3) HLHS 125 – Behavioral Health (3) HLHS 104 - CPR/Basic Life Support (.5) FOR MORE INFORMATION: PRE-NURSING CNA PATHWAY PRE-NURSING CNA CAPSTONE