WCA offers an extraordinary educational environment and has created additional opportunities for students within Whitko Community Schools. Your child has the opportunity to explore a career and earn advanced technical skills, credentials and certifications, college credits, and prepare for a successful future whether they are career- or college-bound.
The Junior High Experience is for seventh and eighth grade students and offers class rotations including Agriculture and College & Careers.
Ninth grade students may choose one of the following Academies: Agriculture, Engineering, Public Service, or Skilled Trades.
Career Focus classes offer sophomore through senior students the opportunity to choose a more concentrated area of study.
Own a one-of-a-kind tiny home built by the talented students in the Construction Trades Program at Whitko Career Academy! This thoughtfully designed home combines quality craftsmanship, modern conveniences, and smart space-saving features. Features Include: 2×4 and 2×6 framing Custom staircase
In August 1996, two young teachers started their Whitko careers at the middle school. Rochelle Leininger taught math there for many years and Laura Thong-Umphai taught science. Receiving word of their employment on the same day, they toured the Whitko
The following Whitko Community School students are Students of the Month for May 2026. Luke Warner – Whitko Junior Senior High School’s student of the month Nominated by teacher Amber Mynhier, who said, “Luke Warner is truly deserving of recognition
Programming for continued adult education is offered at Whitko Career Academy. The Adult Education program seeks to develop trade skills and the opportunity to earn certifications for adults in our community.
Under the direction of their instructor, Culinary Arts students prepare box lunches, offer catering services, and more.
Whitko Career Academy can be your link between business partners in our area and their current job openings! WCA is approached on a regular basis by businesses in our community searching for additional skilled labor. Although many of these job opportunities are filled by WCA students there are still openings available for adults in our community.
