Satellite Programs

The Upper Valley Career Center reaches thousands of students through our associate school satellite programs. These programs provide access to career and technical education to a large audience of students, at varying grade levels, right in their home school district. These partnership are vital to extending the reach and the amazing benefits that come from career and technical education.

UVCC employs staff members in the following 11 school districts to carry out these 24 programs for over 3,000 students.

Miami County Schools

Bradford High School

  • Agricultural Education  |  FFA Chapter 

Covington High School

  • Agricultural Education | FFA Chapter

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

Newton High School

  • Agricultural Education | FFA

Piqua City Schools

High School 

  • Mechatronics

  • Medical and Healthcare Services

  • Pre-Engineering

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

Junior High

  • Exploring Technology

Troy City Schools

High School

  • Teacher Academy

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA

  • Career-Based Intervention

  • Exploring Technology

Junior High

  • Career-Based Intervention

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA

  • Exploring Technology

Shelby County Schools

Fairlawn High School

  • Agricultural Education | FFA Chapter

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

Fort Loramie High School

  • Agricultural Education | FFA Chapter

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

Houston High School

  • Agricultural Education | FFA

Jackson Center High School

  • Agricultural Education | FFA Chapter

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

Russia High School

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

Sidney City Schools

  • Computer Information Technology Systems | Business Professionals of America

  • Family and Consumer Science Education | FCCLA Chapter

  • Construction and Manufacturing

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