CTC Program Welcomes Technology Donations

The Smart Systems & Engineering Technology program at the Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County is seeking technology donations from local businesses. The program is requesting computers, laptops, tablets, and other tech devices that companies may be cycling out of production or replacing.

These donations will directly support hands-on learning experiences for students preparing for careers in IT, networking, and smart technology systems.

Businesses with available equipment or those interested in learning more are encouraged to contact John Moran, Smart Systems & Engineering Technology Instructor, via email at jmoran@ctclc.edu.

Luyster Serves on Occupational Advisory Committee for Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County

The OAC Committee is the Occupational Advisory Committee for the Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County (CTCLC). Its purpose is to provide expert advice and feedback to the school to ensure its career and technical education programs are up-to-date and relevant to the needs of local businesses and industries. The OAC helps by reviewing and recommending curriculum, training, equipment, and helps with job placement and other student opportunities.

Amy Luyster, vice president of business and workforce development, is proud to serve on the Occupational Advisory Committee at the Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County. Together with local educators and industry partners, we’re helping to align classroom learning with workforce needs and prepare students for successful careers.

Career Technology Center (CTC) of Lackawanna County Alumni Survey

Dear CTCLC Alumni,

As the Administrative Director of the Career Technology Center of
Lackawanna County (CTCLC), I am reaching out to ask for your valuable
insight. We are conducting a brief survey to better understand how
your experience at our school influenced your path after high school.

Your feedback will help us strengthen our programs, ensure they align
with workforce and postsecondary demands, and continue to support
students in achieving their goals.

Share Your Story Survey


Thank you for taking a few moments to share your story — your voice can help shape the future for the next generation of students.

The Chamber Launches 2023 Educator in the Workplace Program

Scranton, PA—Skills in Scranton, The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce’s workforce development affiliate organization, welcomed 26 participants to the 2023 Educator in the Workplace Program.

Educator in the Workplace seeks to enhance classroom instruction, student learning, and career readiness for the workplace of today and tomorrow by connecting educators and school board directors with local business and industry leaders.

The 26 educators will participate in at least five one-day virtual and in-person learning sessions.

What are program participants doing?

  • Participating in and exploring career pathways in local businesses and industries
  • Interacting directly with business community leaders, gaining insight into the skills students need to succeed in their future careers
  • Establishing connections to business and industry leaders in Lackawanna County’s leading and emerging industry sectors
  • Learning about local businesses and employment opportunities

“Educator in the Workplace seeks to align and connect business and industry leaders with local school districts, the career and technical center, and the local intermediate unit,” said Amy Luyster, Vice President. “Program participants are provided experiences interacting directly with industry and business leaders to learn about industry trends, needs, and opportunities to enhance their classroom instruction, student learning, and career readiness.

This program is partly funded by the City of Scranton American Rescue Plan (ARPA) Non-Profit Covid Relief Grant and sponsored by Pennsylvania American Water and the Scranton Area Community Foundation.