Preparing students for expanded opportunities
in a world of choices and challenges

• Tool Fair - Dec. 17, 2009
• Under the joint direction of the Boise and Meridian school districts, the Dehryl A. Dennis Technical Education Center provides Ada County students with workforce skill development and a seamless transition to active participation in economic and community roles.
• The Dennis Technical Education Center serves 900 students from 15 area high schools throughout Boise, Meridian and Kuna School Districts.
• High school counselors assist students to develop educational plans (Programs of Study) that emphasize technical training as a career component of their high school studies.
• A student application form must be completed and returned to the high school counselor:
     Boise Students    Meridian Students   Kuna Students
• Dennis Center instructors are industry certified and bring a wealth of experience to the classroom. Their focus is to prepare students for transition to post-secondary training and careers beyond high school.
• Dennis Center instructors emphasize employability skills and professionalism in the work place.
• Partnerships are the vital link between our school and Treasure Valley business and industry as we prepare students to succeed in today’s work environment.
• In classrooms and labs, state-of-the-art technologies serve as tools to teach industry specific processes and meet professional certification requirements.
• TECH PREP is a key feature of all Dennis Center programs. High School Students can earn college credits while taking technical high school courses through a process called "concurrent enrollment" or "Tech Prep Agreements." The credits vary depending on the class taken and the college with which we have agreements. A list of courses is available on the District's Counseling site.
• Visit the Idaho Division of Professional-Technical Education to learn more about "who we are" and "what we do".
• See your counselor to register for Technical Center programs.