Par cipa ng Schools Bloomington High School

Blue Ridge High School

Calvary Chris an Academy

Central Catholic High School

Clinton High School

Cornerstone Chris an Academy

End of Year Report

2016‐2017 1202 East Locust

Bloomington, IL 61701

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BACC Facts & Figures

Students served in 2016‐2017 ‐ 474 (September 15)

419 Industry Recognized Cer fica ons were earned

49 Students were inducted into the Technical Honor Society

343 BACC students par cipated in mock interviews at State Farm, that involved over 60 volunteers

Resumes developed ‐ 474

200 students earned dual credit

Total Dual Credits Earned ‐ 1,172 credit hours, with a value of $158,220

Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Professionals

The Bloomington Area Career Center (BACC) End of Year Report for 2016‐17 aims to give you a picture of

BACC, our students, and the accomplishments of those students over this past school year. BACC continues

to offer exceptional educational opportunities for students that include industry recognized certifications,

dual credit, career exploration, and skills training. Students leave BACC equipped with skills, as well as an

improved knowledge of different career opportunities, postsecondary and college opportunities, and better

ready for his or her next steps.

The success of our students is a team effort. The BACC and our teachers have many valuable supporters—

including business and community members, college and postsecondary affiliates, and our parents. In addi‐

tion, we continue to receive strong support from our member schools, the administrators, counselors and

support staff. On behalf of the BACC, I would like to extend a HUGE “thank you” to all that help educate

Today’s Students—and Tomorrow’s Professionals.

Tom Frazier, BACC Director

El Paso‐Gridley High School

Fieldcrest High School

Heyworth High School

LeRoy High School

Lexington High School

Normal Community High School

Normal West High School

Olympia High School

Ridgeview High School

Tri‐Valley High School

University High School

Industry Recognized Cer fica ons

Cer fying Ins tu on Cer fica on Program (s) Students

Cer fied

Cer fied Nursing

Assistant Nurse Assis ng 77

Sanita on Cer fica on

Culinary Arts 11

Food

Handler Cer fica on

Culinary Arts 22

OSHA 10 Construc on

Trades 6

HIPAA Nurse Assis ng 85

Criminal Jus ce, Fire Science, Nurse

Assis ng, EMT‐Basic 167

Adobe Illustrator So ware

Cer fica on

Digital Media 9

Adobe Photoshop So ware

Cer fica on

Digital Media 8

Autodesk Revit

So ware Cer fica on

Civil Engineering and Architecture

11

Building Performance

Analysis Cer ficate

Civil Engineering and Architecture

10

Fire Science

13

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2016‐2017

Addi onal BACC Facts

1,565 students visited the 9th Annual BACC Career Expo at the Interstate Center

35 Business and Postsecondary partners par cipated in the Career Expo

All BACC programs have business and industry partners that share their exper‐

se with BACC students

75 Students with IEP’s were served

148 Students Par cipated in Job Shadowing

3rd place in the Assembly Modeling

Division at the Illinois Dra ing Educators

Associa on State Compe on

1st place in the IDEA Regional Compe on

Assembly Modeling

1st place in the IDEA Regional Compe ‐

on, in the 3D Architectural CAD division

Illinois Dra ing Educator Compe ons

BACC Program Facts Automo ve Technology

All students were trained in general maintenance content, including oil changes, re moun ng, balancing and repair, etc.

One student interned at Kurt’s Autobody.

Civil Engineering and Architecture/Advanced CAD

All first year students completed the Civil Engineering and Architecture course using Project Lead the Way pre‐engineering curriculum.

All 10 Advanced CAD students earned Autodesk Revit and Building Performance Analysis cer fica ons.

One student earned PLTW‐CEA dual credit with the University of Iowa.

Computer Maintenance Technology

All 18 first year students received 7 hours of dual credit with Heartland Community College (HCC).

All 9 second year students received 10 hours of dual credit with HCC.

Students assisted their own home school technology departments in troubleshoo ng and repair of computers.

Construc on Trades

Con nued work with Habitat for Humanity of McLean County.

Six students became OSHA 10 Cer fied.

Cosmetology

46 students earned hours toward the Illinois state mandated hours during the year: Range 83‐709 hours, with an average of 320 hours per student.

14 second year students earned 8,909 hours be‐tween the 2015‐16 and 2016‐17 school year: Range 420‐1236 hours, with an average of 636 hours per student.

Criminal Jus ce and Law Enforcement

46 students earned CPR and AED cer fica on.

Culinary Arts

10 students earned two dual credit hours in CA 106 at Joliet Junior College.

11 students passed the Illinois Department of Public Health Sanita on Cer fica on Exam.

22 students received ServeSafe Food Handler Cer ‐fica on.

Digital Media

10 first year students earned three hours of dual credit with HCC in DMED 101.

3 second year students earned three hours of dual credit with HCC in DMED 120.

9 students earned Adobe Illustrator cer fica on, 8 students earned Adobe Photoshop cer fica on.

238 Senior Respondents

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2016‐2017

BACC Program Facts (con nued) EMT Basic

10 students are eligible to test for EMT‐Basic exam.

19 students were AED and CPR cer fied.

Fire Science

13 students earned Illinois Central College dual credit in Fire Science 110 for three credit hours.

19 students were AED and CPR cer fied.

13 students are eligible to take the Illinois Department of Public Health EMR First Responder cer fica on exam.

Health Careers and Medical Terminology

* All 43 students earned three hours of dual credit with HCC in Health 110.

Nurse Assistant

77 first year students passed the Illinois Department of Public Health Cer fied Nursing Assistant (CNA) exam on their first a empt (99% pass rate).

85 students are AED, CPR, and HIPAA Cer fied.

Advanced CNA students were at clinical sites four days per week, with sites including in the Emergency Department, Pedi‐atrics, and Surgicenter at OSF St. Joseph’s and Advocate BroMenn Hospitals, John Warner Hospital in Clinton, Hopedale Medical Complex in Hopedale, and several different private prac ces.

Metals (HCC)

15 students earned six hours of dual credit at HCC. First year students earned six hours in TECH 114 and MFTG 115. Second year students earned six hours in WELD 110 and WELD 116.

End of Year Report

2016‐2017

SkillsUSA Technical Skill Compe ons

2016‐17 Facts:

77 Par cipants at the State Compe on in Springfield, April 27‐29.

BACC was awarded 52 top ten placements.

16 students par cipated at the Na onal Compe on in Louisville, Kentucky, June 19‐24.

One student finished 3rd place in Cosmetology in the SkillsUSA Na on Compe on

SkillsUSA Compe on State Rankings

Ac on Skills 4th

Adver sing Design 3rd

Commercial Baking 3rd, 8th, and 10th

Cosmetology 1st

Crime Scene Inves ga on Team 3rd and 6th

Culinary Arts 3rd and 9th

Fire Figh ng 4th, 5th, 8th, and 9th

First Aid and CPR 6th and 9th

Health Knowledge Bowl 1st and 6th

Job Interview 5th

Job Skills Demonstra on 1st, 2nd, and 5th

Medical Terminology 1st , 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 8th, and 9th

Nail Care 4th, 6th and 7th

Pin Design 1st, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th

Promo onal Bulle n Board 1st, 2nd, and 3rd

Team Works 1st

T‐Shirt Design 1st, 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 10th

Technical Computer Applica ons 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 8th, 9th, and 10th

Program Year

Number 

Enrolled 

(EOY)

Number Pursuing 

Postsecondary in Area 

of Study

% Pursuing 

Postsecondary in 

Area of Study

Popular Postsecondary Institutions of 

Study

First 11 3 27%

Second 5 3 60%

Total 16 6 38%

First 5 2 40%

Second 10 7 70%

Total 15 9 60%

First 7 2 29%

Second

Total 7 2 29%

First 7 5 71%

Second 8 7 88%

Total 15 12 80%

First 12 10 83%

Second 14 13 93%

Total 26 23 88%

First 15 7 47%

Second 6 3 50%

Total 21 10 48%

First 11 5 45%

Second 5 4 80%

Total 16 9 56%

First 9 5 56%

Second 6 4 67%

Total 15 9 60%

First 21 15 71%

Total 21 15 71%

First 3 2 67%

Total 3 2 67%

First 32 28 88%

Second 14 11 79%

Total 46 39 85%

First 25 24 96%

Total 25 24 96%

First 12 4 33%

Second 4 0 0%

Total 16 4 25%

Total Seniors 242 164 68%

Construction 

Trades

HCC, ISU

Computer 

Maintenance 

Technology

HCC

HCC, ISU

Cosmetology

HairMasters Institute of Cosmetology 

(HMIC)

BACC Senior Postsecondary Plans

Automotive 

Technology

CIT Trucks, Heartland (HCC), Parkland

Civil Engineering/ 

CAD II

University of Illinois (U of I), Illinois 

State University (ISU), Southern 

Illinois University (SIU)

2016‐17

HCC, ISU, Parkland, Richland

Criminal 

Justice/Law 

Enforcement

Metals

HCC, ICC

Health Careers 

and Medical 

Terminology

HCC, ISU, Parkland

EMT‐Basic

HCC, Military

Fire Science

HCC

Nurse Assisting

HCC, Indiana State University, IWU

Digital Media

HCC, ISU, Parkland

Culinary Arts

End of Year Report

Demographic Informa on

*September 15 enrollment used