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DMTC Promotes SC College and Career Ready Students


                 CTE (Career and Technology Education) Centers such as DMTC do not currently have State Report
                 Cards, but our feeder high schools depend on us to help positively impact their State Accountability Sys-
                 tem Results as seen in the charts below. DMTC plays a big role in helping students meet the Career Readi-
                 ness piece through Work-Based Learning, Program Completions, and Certifications as well as College
                 Readiness with our dual credit offerings for both Broome and Spartanburg High Schools students. We are
                 proud to play an important role in getting our students ready for their next steps in life.
























                                                     Let’s Talk Numbers at DMTC (2018-19)
                 Projected Job Outlook In-
                 formation                           •  97% of senior completers earned a high school diploma


                 What are the growing jobs in my     •  159 senior completers
                 area?

                 It’s important to make sure the train-  •  15 BHS double completers
                 ing given to students will eventually
                 lead to secure employment so know-  •  80 underclassmen completers
                 ing the future of jobs helps. Go to
                 www.scWorkforceInfo.com, and in     •  273 students earned 396 state and industry certifications
                 the list on the left, select           and 72 additional certifications were earned for a total of
                 “Employment & Wage Data,” then         468 certifications
                 “Occupation Data,” and finally
                 “Occupational Projections.” The     •  69 Students earned a total of 327 Dual Credit Hours
                 next step is to pick the location you
                 want, the most recent year, and the
                 occupation you are interested in.   •  382 Field Studies and Job Shadowing Experiences
                 (This information is provided by the
                 Department of Employment and        •  49 Work-based Learning-Co-ops/Internships
                 Workforce.)
                                                     •  2 Registered Apprenticeships

                 Spartanburg School District Three does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its
                 programs or activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following person(s)
                 has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Assistant Superintendent of Pupil and Person-
                 nel Services * 3535 Clifton Glendale Road * Glendale, SC 29346 *(864)279-6000 * rgoode@spartanburg3.org
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