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Brief WCTC History and Profile
A community partner for more than 80 years, WCTC has been helping
people acquire the knowledge and skills that will help prepare them
for a rewarding future. Vocational, technical, and adult education
in Wisconsin began as the first comprehensive statewide continuation
school system in the United States as a result of state legislation
passed in 1911. WCTC is one of 16 technical colleges in the Wisconsin
Technical College System. The System was developed and continues
to be sustained and improved by strong support from both labor and
management in Wisconsin. WCTC offers associate of applied science
degree programs, technical diploma programs, advanced technical
certificates, apprenticeship programs, and other adult education
services. WCTC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of
the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; many occupational
programs are professionally accredited as well.
Located in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, WCTC's main campus is approximately
20 miles west of the City of Milwaukee and 60 miles east of the
State Capitol in Madison. WCTC's boundary encompasses approximately
600 square miles in the southeastern corner of the state, serving
99% of Waukesha County, 9% of Jefferson County, 2% of Dodge County,
2 % of Racine County, and the local municipalities (7 cities,
20 towns and 19 villages) located therein.
WCTC's district is comprised of twelve school districts: Arrowhead,
Elmbrook, Hamilton, Kettle Moraine, Menomonee Falls, Mukwonago,
Muskego, New Berlin, Oconomowoc, Palmyra, Pewaukee, and Waukesha.
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