WINFIELD

PIKE LINCOLN TECHNICAL CENTER 

Representatives from Pike-Lincoln Technical Center visit high schools who send students to Pike-Lincoln. They meet with all sophomores in January to share information about our school, programs available, etc. Students interested in attending as juniors are given an application form and instructions on how to apply. The applications are turned in to their school’s counselor during February. Each school is then responsible for selecting the students who will attend PLTC and providing their names and program name to Pike-Lincoln Tech Center in early March.

At Winfield High School you are eligible to attend PLTC your junior and senior year in the afternoon if you are interested. When you attend PLTC, you receive the following credits:

• 3.0 elective credits each year 
• 0.5 math credits each year 
• optional 1.0 language credits (seniors only) 

High school juniors who did not attend Pike-Lincoln during their junior year may also apply. To do so, they should visit their high school counselor by early February of their junior year.

The programs listed below are available to current juniors and seniors from Winfield High School.

• 3D Animation and Modeling
• Auto Collision Technology
• Auto Service Technology
• Building Trades
• Computer & Networking Technology
• Diesel Technology
• Health Sciences
  • ​Upon the completion of Health Science 1, students will earn an additional 1.0 credit of Life Science (Beginning with the 2021-22 academic year)
• Welding Technology
• Law Enforcement
  • ​Law Enforcement Code of Conduct 

For view videos regarding each the programs listed above, please click here. 

COMING SOON: 

Sports Medicine (Anticipated for 2022-2023 Academic Year – Seniors only)

• Certification Opportunity: American Heart Basic Life Support CPR, American Heart First Aid
• Students will be provided an opportunity for the study and exploration of the components of sports medicine as it applies to athletes and the athletic teams. Skills will include emergency injury assessment and treatment, application of splints and braces, and preventive measures that can be taken to prevent injuries. They will learn about the career options available in the field of sports medicine. Opportunities for career shadowing include Athletic Trainers, Chiropractors, Physical Therapist/Physical Therapy Assistants, Radiology technologists, Sports Medicine Physicians and more. 

For more information visit the PLTC website and speak to your high school counselor. 

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