Advisories

Advisory committees are required for each program and meet twice a year.  The committees consist of past and present students, parents, local business partners, professional organizations, community classroom supervisors, college personnel and instructors, ROC/P site administration and the course instructor.  The purpose of the advisory committee is to assist the teacher in keeping up with industry trends, current technologies, employment opportunities, curriculum and instructional needs, equipment and allocation of resources, student performance, on-the-job training expectations, program direction, and student assessment/competencies.   The second meeting is scheduled as an Annual Advisory Dinner so that all ROC/P instructors from the various campuses may get together by industry sector to discuss the sequenced and coherent curriculum.  This meeting includes their business partners and all other stakeholders, and outstanding students from each program who are recognized for their achievement.  Instructors work closely with the advisory committees to ensure the curriculum is current, challenging, and prepares students for successful employment.

Advisory Handbook

Minutes Outline

Upcoming Events


  • Friday, March 12th
    Interview Day- AM

  • Tuesday, March 16nd
    Late Start- School Starts at 8:30
    All buses run one hour late

  • Friday, March 19th
    Interview Day- PM

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Enrollment Info

All incoming high school juniors, seniors, and persons 16 years of age and older are eligible to enroll in ROC programs. Most programs are accessible for individuals with disabilities. Enrollment priority is given to high school juniors and seniors.

High School Student Enrollment - Students must be 16 years of age and must enroll through their high school counselor. All courses earn high school graduation credit.

Adult Enrollment - Adults interested in classes should call the Regional Occupational Center for an appointment to speak with a counselor. Classes not filled to capacity by juniors and seniors are open to adults. Counselors will refer to waiting lists and will contact interested adults when openings occur. Adults are accepted into classes on a first-come basis. Adults need to be present and on time to their first class as the classes fill rapidly.