
FWCS Career Academy
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Welcome to FWCS Career Academy
The FWCS Career Academy supports students across Northeast Indiana, including those from 17 area high schools, by offering a wide range of career and technical programs. The academy focuses on hands-on learning with modern technology, building a strong work ethic, encouraging respect for diversity and inspiring students to stay curious, take pride in their growth and aim for personal success.
To apply to the Career Academy, please see your school’s guidance counselor.
IT STARTS WITH YOUR SCHOOLS
FWCS Career Academy
Tomorrow's Talent Pipeline
ABOUT US

Discover how our program helps high school students gain real-world skills and experience
OUR PROGRAMS

Explore our pathway program designed to support student growth throughout high school and beyond
SCHOOLS OF SUCCESS

Experience a pathway program built to support student growth throughout high school and beyond
STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

Learn more about our hands-on experiences and career-building possibilities
MEET THE PRINCIPAL

Get to know Principal Sandra Adams
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Upcoming Events
What’s going on at Career Academy?
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GRADUATE WITH MORE THAN A DIPLOMA
Classroom learning is just the beginning. At the FWCS Career Academy, you can enhance your education with real-world, hands-on experience. While earning your high school diploma, you'll also build practical skills in fields like automotive technology, culinary arts, cosmetology or firefighting. Our programs are designed to prepare you for a successful and rewarding career.
OUR PROGRAM
PAYS OFF
All Career Academy programs offer industry certifications and licenses and dual college credit, preparing students for in-demand jobs and/or post-secondary education.
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FORT WAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
welcomes all students
If you’re ready to begin your future career, make an appointment with your guidance counselor to apply to a FWCS Career Academy program.
Nondiscrimination policy: FWCS will take steps to assure that the lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in CTE programs.



