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OSTC redefines high school.
Oakland Schools Technical Campuses (OSTC) are designed for any student who wants to graduate high school with industry certifications, on-the-job experiences, business connections, and college credits. OSTC's are valuable extensions of our district high schools, and bring students customized, self-directed learning that guides them toward future career success. The goal of our OSTC's is to help students find the best program fit for their interests, experiences, and goals.
OSTC News
OSTC-Southwest Agriscience and Environmental Technologies and Culinary Arts/Hospitality students merged to deliver an amazing farm-to-table experience!
Moses Lukwago is the Cybersecurity Networking instructor at OSTC-Southwest and has played an integral role at the Southwest campus for 22 years, teaching both Computer Networking and Cybersecurity during that time.
On Saturday, Dec. 16, several Cybersecurity students won or placed in various competitive events at the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Region 6 Leadership Conference that took place at Northville High School.
From November 28 – December 9 OSTC-Southeast staff and students contributed to operation “Snow Pile” for the second year in a row, a toy drive to support the Children’s Hospital in Detroit.
Throughout the course of the school year, Construction Technology students have worked together to build a 16’ x 64’ structure that mirrors the environment of an actual construction site.
The Holiday Buffet was a success serving over 130 guests.
On Tuesday, Nov. 29 Graphic and Communication Design students and staff traveled to Chelsea to visit Sheridan Books, an industrial printing and distribution company.
This past fall, OSTC-Southeast participated in their annual hat, glove, and scarf drive, to benefit the VA Hospital in Detroit.
Entrepreneurship and Advanced Marketing students attended a business fair at Ford Field on Wednesday, Dec. 14.
Jamie Haines, a 2022 graduate of the Cosmetology program recently visited the Northeast campus and presented to current cosmetology students.
Collision Repair and Automotive Technology students enjoyed a day at Suburban Showcase in Novi for the Collision Repair Education Foundations' (CREF) Career Fair.
Kenyon Knight, a 2021 graduate, attended the Automotive Technology program for two years and is currently working at Art Moran Buick GMC Southfield.
On Wednesday, Nov. 16. five of Mrs. Doyle's second-year Health Sciences students attend the Michigan MedTalk Conference held at Macomb Community College.
Graphic and Communication Design students showcased their talents to the owners of LA Café as they presented their ideas and artwork to celebrate the business's annual Peacefest Art & Music Festival.
The Agriscience and Environmental Technologies program recently hosted a Future Farmers of America (FFA) Boot Camp.
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