CCTC COVID-19 Updates

We are resuming WorkKeys testing for incoming adult education students in May. Testing will be limited to ten students per session in order to ensure safe social distancing. Please complete the form below to request a test date and someone from the adult admissions will reach out to you to schedule a time. Loading…

ServOhio Community Resilience Program Collins Cares for The Little Ones! As we continue to face the challenge of the COVID-19 Pandemic, we understand that our families may need a helping hand -- especially those caring for very young children and needing to avoid public exposure when picking up basic necessities. The CCTC Student Services staff will be conducting a distribution of baby diapers for any member of our community.  This will take place on Tuesday, April 14th at the Coal Grove Campus 120 Marion Pike in Coal Grove from 11:00am-1:00pm. In order to ensure safety, we will be utilizing a drive-thru format:  Simply pull up to the main entrance, stay in your vehicle, and pop the trunk!  A staff member will ask for your name and place your order in your vehicle :) Please fill out the attached form if you are interested, and follow the instructions. Click Here to Complete the Form Sincerely, Adam Fry CCTC Student Services Director

The TEAS test scheduled for April 20th will be postponed until May. The new testing date will be announced here as well as our social media outlets.

We have suspended all WorkKeys testing until May. You can keep and eye on testing dates on our school calendar . 

Dear Parents/Guardians, The health and safety of everyone in our community is a critical concern of the school districts board, administration, and staff. You have likely been following the news regarding the coronavirus, also call COVID-19, and the confirmed cases in the Unites States. Though the virus most often only causes mild illness and the current overall risk is low, it can still be fatal in some cases. The Collins Career Technical Center is taking the guidance from the Ohio Department of Health (OOH) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) very seriously and following their planning and preparation recommendations. There are a number of preventive measures we all can take to reduce risks of illness and the coronavirus, as recommended by the Ohio Department of Health including: Washing hands for at least 20 seconds, or using hand sanitizer if soap and water are unavailable. Avoiding contact with your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands. Avoiding contact with p...