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Every high school student can benefit from enrolling at a tech college.听 Learning a technical skill benefits everyone, whether you are planning on entering into a technical trade or furthering your education at a 4-year institution, you cannot go wrong with the valuable training offered at 91免费看片 (Tooele Tech).

The college is a great option post-graduation as well.听 Scholarships are available for adult students.听 However, you cannot beat the tuition price of only $85 per credit; with Tooele Tech, affordability is right at your fingertips.

How can students enroll and take advantage of this opportunity?

  • Students interested in attending Tooele Tech should meet with their high school counselor.听 Counselors enroll students through Tooele County School District鈥檚 (TCSD) Student Information System Skyward.
  • Students can receive Career and Technical Education (CTE) or elective credit for Tooele Tech courses. Grades will be posted on Tooele County School District鈥檚 (TCSD) Student Information System Skyward.
  • Students can also attend afterschool and through the summer with tuition and fees waived.

What are the benefits of learning a trade or technical skill?

What are the benefits of learning a trade or technical skill?

  • The skills you will learn at a tech college definitely set you apart in the workplace. Job opportunities increase and set you apart from other candidates.
  • By getting certified you can find higher-paying jobs to help you pay out-of-pocket for additional schooling; this helps you avoid student loan debt.
  • Future trends point toward skill demonstration being far more valuable to an employer than a degree.
  • Save thousands of dollars by attending Tooele Tech tuition-free while in high school.

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Frequently Asked Questions for High School Students

Continuing Post-Secondary Education

Can my Tech Certificate transfer to other post-secondary institutions?

  • Yes, Tooele Tech credits and certificates can transfer to many in-state colleges, including Snow College and Utah State University. The receiving institution determines how credits will transfer. For more information, visit and .

Costs

How much do high school students have to pay to attend Tooele Tech?

  • High school students can attend Tooele Tech free of tuition and fees. However, students are responsible for purchasing books and supplies.听

Are there any scholarships to help me cover the cost of textbooks?

  • To help lower costs for high school students, several classrooms offer classroom sets of learning materials available to those scheduled through their high school Skyward schedule. Additionally, Tooele Tech offers a High School Digital Book Scholarship, available to high school students in the TCSD, which covers select digital book subscriptions for specified programs. Other scholarships may become available during a student’s enrollment. Students can apply for available scholarships at any time throughout their enrollment.

Direct Enrollment

Can a high school student enroll at Tooele Tech outside of their high school, Skyward schedule?

  • High school students who wish to enroll directly through Tooele Tech can do so during regular operating hours: 8 AM to 8 PM (Monday-Thursday) and 8 AM to 2 PM (Friday). Direct enrollment through Tooele Tech means that the student鈥檚 program will not be included in their high school schedule through Skyward. Generally, students should be 16 years of age or a junior to enroll. High school students who enroll directly are not charged tuition and fees, including for summer enrollment between their junior and senior years. However, they are required to meet admission requirements as outlined in the How to Enroll section.

Can I earn high school credit if I enroll directly through Tooele Tech?

  • Yes, students can request their Tooele Tech credits be transferred to their home high for high school credit. As directed by the TCSD, students are eligible to receive 1.0 high school credit for every 3.0 credits completed at Tooele Tech using a P/F letter grade.

Skyward Scheduled Enrollment

How do I enroll through my high school Skyward schedule?

  • Generally, students should be 16 years old or a junior. Students can schedule Tooele Tech programs through their high school schedule during Arena scheduling or through their high school counselor. Scheduling for Tooele Tech programs is offered in a 2-period, block schedule. Students can choose to enroll in more than one block period for the same program, if applicable. Due to the rigorous nature of the college-level curriculum for each program, it is recommended that students do not self-register for more than one Tooele Tech program at the same time.

How do I drop or change a Tooele Tech program in my schedule?

  • Students who want to make changes to their high school schedule in Skyward need to work directly with their high school counselor. Changes to your Skyward schedule may impact access to your program of interest based on available space. Students wanting to add additional scheduled hours outside of their high school schedule need to work with a Tooele Tech enrollment specialist.

How do I receive grades and credits for my Tooele Tech program?

  • Tooele Tech uses a competency-based education system, allowing students to advance by demonstrating proficiency in concepts and skills, regardless of time, place, or pace. High school grades are determined by attendance, competency level, and progress rate. To earn an “A,” students should complete at least two college credits per semester or approximately 70 competency hours. Note that grades do not reflect overall program progress or certification.

Will I complete my program before I graduate high school?

  • In a competency-based education system, it is not a guarantee that you will complete your program before you graduate high school. It is important to understand the credit hours required for your program, set goals, and monitor your progress. Students can schedule hours outside their high school schedule or during the summer to help complete their program. Students can also continue their enrollment after graduation. Upon graduation, tuition will no longer be waived. However, Tooele Tech offers options for financial aid and scholarships to help cover costs.

How is attendance recorded at Tooele Tech?

  • Good attendance is a top factor for succeeding in your program. Attendance is recorded in your Student Portal and is not entered in Skyward. Students who arrive to class more than 5 minutes late will be marked tardy; more than 20 minutes late will be marked absent (the same goes for leaving early). Tooele Tech follows the TCSD calendar for students scheduled through Skyward. Students should notify their instructor when they are going to be absent. However, there are no excused absences, including school-excused activities, and students will lose hours toward course completion when absent. According to the Department of Education, students will be involuntarily withdrawn from the college if they miss 10 consecutive days.

How do I use my student ID badge?

  • Students use their ID badge to clock in and out of class in the Northstar Student Station to record their attendance. Students are not able to clock into class until 5 minutes before their scheduled time. Students should speak with their instructor or Student Services if they are unable to clock in. Clocking in for another student is a direct violation of the Student Code of Contact and is prohibited. Student ID badges will be issued the first week of school. See the front desk if you don鈥檛 receive your ID badge or need a new one.

How does lunch work at Tooele Tech?

  • Students are responsible for determining how to get lunch. The following are some options: 1) Bring a lunch, 2) Purchase lunch at the Simply Bliss Caf茅 (located on campus), or 3) Eat at the CLC cafeteria (for students who are scheduled at Tooele Tech for the full day).

Is transportation available to Tooele Tech?

  • Yes, students can utilize the Community Learning Center (CLC) bus that drops off and picks up students in front of the Tooele Tech entrance. Otherwise, students are responsible for their own transportation.

What is the College鈥檚 course retake policy?

  • Open-entry/defined-exit programs consist of courses divided into modules. Students enroll in one course at a time and must complete all required coursework by the course end date, which is available in their Student Portal. Please note that the College鈥檚 course end dates do not align with the high school semester schedule in Skyward. If a student cannot complete the course by the end date, they will be placed on a written improvement plan. If the course is not completed by the third attempt, the student will be invited to return to their high school to explore other classes better suited to their needs.

Is the college required to follow high school IEP, 504, or Health Plan accommodations?

  • As a college institution, we are not required to follow accommodations in the student鈥檚 high school IEP, 504, or Health Care Plan. Students seeking accommodations must follow the application process for requesting Americans with Disabilities (ADA) accommodations as outlined on the Students with Disabilities section.

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What programs or courses can high school students take?

It is encouraged that students work closely with their high school counselor to determine which program aligns with the educational and career goals established through the student鈥檚 Plan for College and Career Readiness (PCCR).听

High school students can enroll in courses from the following programs: (Program titles are linked to each program鈥檚 information page. There you will find the individual classes in each program.)

Business and Technology Programs听

Health Care Programs听

Manufacturing Programs听

Service Industry Programs听

Transportation Programs听