Caleb Caston and Dominic Curnutte traveled to New York City in order to represent the Louisiana Auto Dealers Association at a national automotive competition.


Caleb Caston and Dominic Curnutte traveled to New York City in order to represent the Louisiana Auto Dealers Association at a national automotive competition.

CCTC Automotive held a commitment signing in our automotive complex for students who have been hired as interns at local businesses. We are very proud of our students and teachers, and thankful for our industry partners! [ngg src="galleries" ids="28"...

Check out this picture from 1984. CCTC Welding Class

Make sure to click the article for pictures! Carpentry students spent time helping with the remodeling/repair of a house that will be used for summer programs for kids in the Cedar Grove neighborhood. The house is owned by Common Ground Community Inc., a non-profit...

The following Caddo Career & Technology Center DECA students (a team of four) won $5,000 in Scholarships for themselves and a $2,500 Award for Career Center by placing first in the NWLA Junior Achievement Drew Brees Foundation Trust Your Crazy Ideas Challenge on...
Congratulations to all of the new inductees. The evenings' ceremony included student speakers, awarding of certificates, and a reception for students, family, and friends.
CCTC's 21st annual College and Career Fair will be held on our campus February 15, 2019. This fair gives our students an opportunity to meet and greet with major employers and schools in our area to discuss career and educational possibilities. ...

Thanks to the magic of Photoshop, snow came early to the Career Center!

CCTC has four of the eight State SkillsUSA officers. Rachal Marang - President Macayla Ramoz - Secretary Rashana Hampton - Reporter Dani Dunlap - Historian The officers traveled to the ULL campus in Lafayette to tour the facilities, attend the state board...

Don Fuller comes to CCTC via Holmes Honda where he worked for 21 years. Don says he wants to impart " knowledge and understanding of the whole automotive business" to his students.