WHO WE ARE
Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools serves 16 school districts in Franklin, Fairfield, and Pickaway counties. It covers an area of 700-square miles and is the seventh-largest career and technical district geographically in the state. Students in 11th and 12th grade are eligible to attend. The District has two main campuses — Eastland Career Center in Groveport and Fairfield Career Center in Carroll, with satellite locations at six of its associate high schools: Gahanna Lincoln, Groveport Madison, New Albany, Pickerington North, Reynoldsburg, and Canal Winchester.
Vision
To prepare and guide each student to pursue success through exceptional educational experiences.
Mission
To engage, enrich, and equip students every day in every experience.
Values
Relationships
Innovation
Passion for Learning
Accountability
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMING
Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools strives to offer high-tech, in-demand programs in order to better position students for a successful future. The District offers nearly 40 high school programs designed for students in their junior and senior years, which will help them find, what we call, their next E. Will they choose:
- Employment - become gainfully employed with the skills and credentials you earn.
- Enlistment - commit to a branch of the military.
- Education - pursue additional education at a two- or four-year college or university, or acquire additional credentials and certifications in your chosen field.
- Entrepreneurship - learn what it takes to become your own boss, or lead others.
Currently, more than 57 percent of Eastland-Fairfield students continue their education at the post-secondary level. More than 3 percent of our students choose to join the military, well above the national average. What you learn at Eastland-Fairfield may lead you to pursue multiple Es, or change your E over the course of time. Wherever your journey takes you, you'll be ready.
ADULT WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING
Included in the Eastland-Fairfield district are nearly 2,500 adult education students who attend classes offered by the Adult Workforce Development Center and its Lancaster and Columbus satellite locations. Adult learners may choose to enroll in one of seven full-time programs or in a customized training experience. Financial aid opportunities are available, as well as career counseling and job search assistance services.
Adult learners may also pursue their High School Equivalency (formerly GED), or enroll in the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program. ASPIRE provides HSE and ESOL courses completely free of charge.
Assisting the district in curriculum and equipment update assessments are hundreds of representatives from business and industry. Serving on advisory committees for the full-time adult and high school programs, these professionals play an integral part in keeping the curriculum current with industry standards.
In accordance with O.R.C. 3313.666 B, the following is the number of verified bullying incidents for the 2014-15 school year to date:
0 incidents, grades 11 and 12