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It is possible that the shop classes have moved to a regional program rather than each high school having its own. This is how 4 counties plus part of another in south central Indiana are doing career education.

https://c4.bcscschools.org/about/frequently-asked-...
C4 Columbus Area Career Connection provides career and technical education to high school students in Bartholomew, Brown, Decatur, Jackson and portions of Johnson counties in Indiana. Facilities for C4 classes are located at Columbus East and Columbus North High Schools as well as the McDowell Adult Education Center. C4 program offerings are organized in a career cluster format and include: Agricultural Science/Business, Business Management and Finance, Communications, Computer Technology, Construction Engineering Technology, Engineering Manufacturing Technology, Health Careers, Human Services (including Early Childhood Education, Cosmetology, and Culinary Arts), Protective Services, and Transportation.

What types of career fields and technical skills does C4 offer?

C4 offers a flexible curriculum with one, two, and three-hour classes within ten career clusters. There are currently 123 course options and more than 300 community school-to-work opportunities. The C4 curriculum is competency based, aligned with state language arts and math standards, is up-to-date with current economic needs, and provides an opportunity for students to earn between three and thirty-three college credits. C4 program offerings are organized in a career cluster format which can be viewed by clicking on this link: https://c4.bcscschools.org/clustersclasses/cluster...

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