Versailles, IN—In an open letter to the Madison Consolidated School Community, Southeastern Career Center director, Derek Marshall, announced the disengagement of Madison Consolidated Schools from SCC after the 2109-2020 school year. Marshall further clarifies misconceived information pertaining to the cost per student per school year and each school systems cost to maintain their partnerships. According to Marshall’s letter, in the 2018-2019 school year, SCC students earned over 3000 college credits as well as over 700 industry certifications. SCC is partnered with over 12 school corporations in 6 counties.
The Southeastern Career Center is the first Career and Technical Education Center that was built in the state of Indiana. In 1964, a group of very forward thinking educators and business leaders saw a need for a bridge between Industry and Education and saw that it needed to start at the high school level.
