Miller Career & Technology Center
MCTC Programs : Career & Technical Education
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Welcome to the Miller Career & Technology Center (MCTC) Programs Information Page.
Miller Career & Technology Center serves as a central site for Career & Technical Education (CTE) courses that are not offered at the student's home campus. Our innovative courses are available to juniors and seniors in Katy ISD and provide them with the opportunity to explore and gain exposure to potential post-secondary options or career experiences.
Miller courses are listed below. For more information about each, including certifications students may possibly test for after course completion, click on the directory to the left. All of our classes fall under either the Business & Industry, Public Services, or STEM endorsements. If you have any questions or need immediate assistance, please contact the MCTC counselor, Kristel Green at 281.237.6331 or the MCTC Admissions Specialist, Ana Perez at 281.237.6323.
Business & Industry
- Architectural Design
- Automotive Technology
- Cisco Internetworking Technologies
- Computer Technician
- Construction Trades
- Culinary Arts
- Cyber Security
- Digital Audio
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Veterinary
Public Services
- Clinical Rotation
- Cosmetology
- Dental Assisting
- Education
- EMT-Basic
- Health Science
- Law Enforcement
- Legal Studies
- Pharmacy Tech
STEM
- Practicum in STEM
Business & Industry
One way to earn a Business & Industry endorsement is through completion of four or more CTE credits, including at least two courses in the same career cluster and at least one advanced CTE credit from within the specific career cluster. Advanced courses are noted in the descriptions.
Public Services
A Public Services endorsement requires completion of four or more CTE credits, including at least two courses in the same career cluster and at least one advanced CTE credit from within the specific career cluster. Advanced courses are noted in the descriptions.
STEM
One way to earn a STEM endorsement is through completion of four or more CTE credits, including at least two courses from the STEM career cluster, and at least one advanced CTE credit from within the STEM career cluster. Advanced courses are noted in the course description.