Northeast Career Center (Columbus, Ohio)

Northeast Career Center (Columbus, Ohio)

Infobox HighSchool
name = Northeast Career Center (NECC)


motto =
established =
type = High School (Vocational)
principal = Beverly "Bev" Geeroms
viceprincipal =
avg_class_size =
city = Columbus
state = Ohio
country = USA
campus = Suburban
students = Approx. 500
free_label =
free =
colors = Blue, White
homepage = http://www.columbus.k12.oh.us/north_east_cc/
schoolboard = Columbus City Schools
Location = 3871 Steltzer Road
Columbus, Ohio 43219, USA

Northeast Career Center(NECC) is a public vocational school located on the northeast side of Columbus, Ohio. It is a part of Columbus City Schools. It is a vocational school located adjacent to the Hilton East and Easton Mall. It is rented property scheduled for demolition in January 2009; at that time current students will be sent to the new career center being built in downtown Columbus.The first to use the new state of the art Career Center will be students in vocational programs clustered in four areas:
*Public Safety and Services
*Business
*Engineering
*Information Technology

Programs offered

*Welding
*Graphic Imaging Technologies
*A+ Certification
*Art Portfolio
*Floral Design
*IT Networking and Communications (Cisco Networking Academy)
*Commercial Art
*Landscape Specialist
*IT Software Development
*Computer Graphics (Photoshop)
*Interactive Multimedia
*IT Systems Technology
*Fashion Design I & II
*Legal Office Technology I and II
*Cosmetology
*Production Lab (Special Needs)
*Food Management I and IILike all Columbus City School programs, these programs are provided free of charge to students in the District attendance area. Career Center programs are available only to Juniors (11th graders) and Seniors (12th graders).

External links

* [http://www.columbus.k12.oh.us/ District Website]
* [http://www.columbus.k12.oh.us/north_east_cc/ School Website]
* [http://www.columbus.k12.oh.us/north_east_cc/career_center_presentation/career_center.html New Career Center video]


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