Published October 28. 2026 02:45PM
CCTI welcomed students, families, community members, and local organizations to its annual open house on Oct. 14, featuring career and technical education programs, academic classes, a car show, live music, and Rep. Doyle Heffley’s Community Expo.
The event provided visitors with an opportunity to explore the programs and learning experiences available at CCTI while connecting with instructors, students, community organizations, and local representatives.
Throughout the Open House, guests had the opportunity to learn more about CCTI’s career and technical education offerings, explore academic classes, and see firsthand how classroom instruction and hands-on learning help prepare students for future education, employment, and career advancement.
A car show and live music added to the event’s atmosphere, creating an engaging experience for attendees of all ages.
The open house demonstrated CCTI’s commitment to providing educational opportunities that support student success while strengthening partnerships with families, employers, and community organizations.
Leah Anthony, Grade 12, a cosmetology student, does a manicure at the Carbon Career & Technical Institute open house. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
Riston Barr, Precision Machine Instructor at Carbon Career & Technical Institute, talks to families during the open house.
Visitors check out the cars during the Carbon Career & Technical Institute open house and car show.
The Jukebox Cruisers had cars on display open house and car show.