Welcome

Welcome to the Center for Career and Technical Education. CCTE has been teaching high school students in Allegany County since 1972. The Career Center offers students 15 different skill areas to choose from. Academic courses offered at the Career Center equals that of any of the county high schools. At CCTE we believe that academic strength is a valuable commodity in all career paths, and our academic teachers are among the best in the county. Although our students are ready for employment upon certification, the Career Center has many articulation agreements with distinguished colleges and trade schools that allow students to earn college credits while attending CCTE.

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Latest News

Interim Superintendent Announces Administrative Staffing Updates for 2019-2020

Interim Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Jeff Blank, has announced several administrative staffing positions for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year.

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Allegany County Public Schools Encourage Motorists to Obey School Bus Laws

Allegany County Public Schools will open for the 2019-2020 school year on Wednesday, August 28, 2019.

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Allegany High School to Offer Peer Connections Class this Year

Allegany High School will pilot a Peer Connections mentoring program this year for incoming freshman to promote students’ active participation in school and learning.

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New Turf Installed at Greenway Avenue Stadium

The installation of the new turf at Greenway Avenue Stadium was complete on July 23, 2019.

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Mountain Ridge to Host Craft Fair November 9th

Mountain Ridge High School will host a one-day craft fair on Saturday, November 9, 2019, that will benefit the school’s Academic Endowment Fund.

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Judith P. Hoyer Early Care and Education Grants Awarded

The Maryland State Department of Education’s Division of Early Childhood has awarded 24 grants to serve 53 elementary schools in Maryland.

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Six ACPS Students Complete 2-Week Internship with The Nature Conservancy

Six students from Allegany County Public Schools recently had the opportunity to participate in a two-week internship program with The Nature Conservancy.

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