Quitman County Career & Technical Center
Marks, Mississippi|662-326-7070|District Website
Programs

Choose Your Program.

Explore QCCTC's five center programs by what students experience, the careers they connect to, and the leadership and readiness opportunities built into each pathway.

Program Explorer

Five programs. Five ways to begin.

Use the cards below for recruitment, family exploration, school visits, career fairs, and community conversations.

QCCTC Welding
ROOM 7W
Skilled Trades

Welding

Hands-on technical work, fabrication, manufacturing, construction, safety, and industry-ready habits.

Welding I & IISkillsUSANCCER
Explore Welding
QCCTC Educator Preparation
ROOM 8EP
Education

Educator Preparation

Teaching, child development, learning environments, coaching, training, service, and education professions.

Program I & IIEducators RisingAET
Explore Educator Preparation
QCCTC Agricultural and Natural Resources
ROOM 9AG
Agriculture

Agricultural & Natural Resources

Agriculture, natural resources, equipment, leadership, workplace learning, and applied career experiences.

Program I & IIFFAAET
Explore Agriculture
QCCTC Law and Public Safety
ROOM 10LPS
Public Service

Law & Public Safety

Law enforcement, public service, legal careers, emergency services, professionalism, and communication.

Program I & IISkillsUSAWorkKeys
Explore Law & Public Safety
QCCTC Health Science
ROOM 11HS
Health Careers

Health Science

Health care, allied health, patient services, professional skills, clinical environments, and health professions.

Program I & IIHOSAAET
Explore Health Science
Program Sequence

Understand the pathway.

Exact grade-level eligibility, prerequisites, scheduling, and final placement are confirmed using current QCSD requirements and available space.

Program I

Build the foundation.

Students begin program-specific instruction, leadership, workplace habits, and career exploration.

Program II

Deepen the experience.

Students continue the program sequence and participate in QCCTC's career-readiness expectations, including WorkKeys.

Next Step

Connect learning to the future.

Students use program interests and experiences to explore careers, college, technical training, public service, apprenticeship, and other next steps.

District CTE Connection

CTE opportunities extend across QCSD.

The five QCCTC programs are housed at the Career & Technical Center. The offerings below are district CTE courses located at QCMS and MSPHS and are not QCCTC center programs.

QCMS · Grades 7–8

Cyber Foundations I & II

Instructor: Ashley Tenner Smith

Middle school CTE coursework supporting foundational technology, digital skills, and career-connected learning.

School: Quitman County Middle School
Phone: 662-326-6871
Email: [email protected]

QCMS · Grade 6

Exploring Careers & Computer Science

Instructor: TBA

Early career exploration and computer science learning designed to help students begin connecting interests, skills, and future pathways.

School: Quitman County Middle School
Phone: 662-326-6871

MSPHS · Grades 9–12

Family & Consumer Sciences

Instructor: Ethel Gibson

High school CTE learning focused on practical life, family, consumer, and career-connected knowledge and skills.

School: Madison Shannon Palmer High School
Phone: 662-326-5191
Email: [email protected]

Program distinction: QCCTC center programs and district CTE offerings are presented together for public awareness, but they remain separate instructional locations and workflows.

Interested in a program?

Students and families can use the public interest form, then work with current QCSD staff to confirm placement requirements and schedule fit.