What Can
PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE!
FREE College CLASSES!
For Juniors and Seniors
Through
Western Wyoming Community College
College classes for students 16 and over in RHS or COOP
high schools are free. The tuition (cost of the class)
fees (internet or lab costs) and books are all paid for by
CCHEC.
Concurrent Enrollment: These college
classes are taught by a college approved high school teacher during the high school day. For example: Construction
with Mr. Miller or Welding with Mr. Edwards.
Dual Enrollment: Students take onsite and
online classes directly from WWCC at CCHEC, often
times during the school day. For example: General Psychology, PSYC 1000 or English Composition, ENGL 1010.
Offering you quality
educational opportunities
Western Wyoming Community College Courses
Certificate Programs · Professional Development
Personal Enrichment · Adult Basic Education
Concurrent & Dual Enrollment · Industry Training
High School Career & Tech Ed Programs
& Much More!
Do For My
Student?
Carbon County Higher
Education Center
812 E. Murray Street
Rawlins, WY 82301
307-328-9274
Career & Technical
Education Center
1650 Harshman
Rawlins, WY 82301
307-328-9204
LSRV Ed Center
360 Whippoorwill
Baggs, WY 82321
307-383-6861
www.cchec.org
Why would you want to
start College Early?
- To enhance your high school career opportunities!
- To explore college majors or technical careers early!
- To ensure college readiness!
- To earn FREE college credits!
How Do I Enroll?
Talk to your high school counselor when registering for
Junior and Senior level courses.
Carbon County Higher Education Center
High School Automotive students rebuilt the
above engine in class.
High School Vocational Classes
In many communities, the Board of Education is shifting
to a system that allows community colleges to provide
the Vocational Programs for High Schools. Through our
partnership with CCSD#1, CCHEC offers the following
hands-on high school level vocational classes for CCSD#1
students.
High School Freshman Can
Take Many Great
Vocational Electives!
Basic Construction Skills
Automotive I
Basic Woods
Welding I
Culinary Arts I
Technology Skills and Concepts
Robotics I
Introduction to Engineering Design
Computer Science &
Software Engineering
This smoker was originally
built by Jake Anderson
and Welding Instructor,
Brendon Edwards at a
welding competition.
These three high school
students polished it up and
detailed it for donation to
the Sweetwater Chapter of
the Rocky Mountain Elk
Foundation.
How Do I Enroll
in these Great
Vocational Classes?
Talk to your high school counselor NOW to register for any
of these great vocational courses. Enroll as an elective course
or get a head start on a career!
Do I get High School and/or
College Credit?
High School Vocational Classes are held during the
regular school day and count toward high school credit.
Additionally, college (concurrent) credit is available for
many CCHEC vocational classes for students ages 16
and over. Talk to your teacher or high school counselor
about how to obtain free college credit!
Where do I take classes?
Classes are offered at the new CCHEC Career and Technical Education Center (C-TEC). Students are bused to
the C-TEC from RHS in between classes. Culinary Arts
classes currently take place at RHS.
Students in any of the above courses are able to participate
in Skills USA and compete in their vocational area!
Vocational Electives For
Sophomores,
Juniors & Seniors
Nursing Assistant - Basic Construction Skills
Carpentry - Automotive I, II, III
Automotive Drivetrain - Basic Woods - Woodworking II & III
Welding I,II,III,IV - Culinary Arts I &II
Technology Skills and Concepts
Introduction to Engineering Design
Principles of Engineering - Digital Electronics
Computer Science & Software Engineering
Principles of Biomedical Sciences
Bench built by high school Woodworking students