Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about the Career Center? Find your answers here. This FAQ is a comprehensive list of questions about the Career Center, the Career Center facilities, Career Center Communication and more.

About WRCC

What is the Career Center?

The Career Center is a regional career and technical school providing a diverse selection of career preparation programs for ALL students attending Leland & Gray High School, Twin Valley High School, Bellows Falls Regional High School, Austine School, Hinsdale High School, and Brattleboro Union High School.

What is required to participate in a Career Center program?

Admission to ANY Career Center program is by application only. This includes all Pre-Tech, Half Day, Full Day and related programs such as the Youth Career Awareness Program (YCAP). All applicants must meet Vermont State eligibility criteria.

Contact your Guidance Counselor or the WRCC office for complete information.

Students

How much time will I spend at the Career Center?

Choosing a WRCC regular program may mean you spend 90 -120 minutes a day (called a half day program) or 240 minutes (called a full day program) at the Career Center and you may be eligible to take academic courses here at our host school, Brattleboro Union High School.

Can I still participate in sports and other extra-curricular activities?

Yes, You may continue to participate in sports and extra curricular activities at your home high school.

Are internships available?

Qualified students will have the opportunity to participate in Work-based learning through cooperative education, internships, and mentoring programs.

Can someone help me with course scheduling?

WRCC member school counselors will assist students in developing schedules that meet local graduation requirements and engage the career development process. The Career Counselor (Anne Doran) at WRCC will collaborate with the member schools and students to enhance course selections that are relevant and supportive of the student’s career and technical educational plan.

What is the student of the month?

WRCC will recognize individual students from each program and each session that has demonstrated some or all of the following:

1. The ability to apply effectively the skills taught.
2. Exemplary behavior towards other students and staff.
3. An above average willingness to work and accept new work.
4. An outstanding attitude of cooperation.
5. Continued good attendance in the program.
6. A strong desire to contribute to the program and WRCC.

Are scholarships available through the Career Center?

All course and programs at WRCC are offered free of charge to area high school students.

WRCC does provide scholarships for post-secondary education. For more information about the scholarships available please visit the awards and scholarships section of the Parent/Student Handbook found in the About Us Section of the Career Center website

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