Pike-Lincoln Technical Center (PLTC) serves a variety of students—high school juniors and seniors from the schools in Pike and Lincoln Counties and adult students for our daytime programs, or virtually anyone for our broad array of evening classes. The admissions process is different for each type of student.

 

High school students for daytime programs

Representatives from Pike-Lincoln Technical Center visit each of the seven high schools who send students to Pike-Lincoln, They meet with all sophomores in January to share information about our school, programs available, etc. Students interested in attending as juniors are given an application form and instructions on how to apply. The applications are turned in to their school’s counselor during February. Each school is then responsible for selecting the students who will attend PLTC and providing their names and program name to Pike-Lincoln Tech Center in early March.

High school juniors who did not attend Pike-Lincoln during their junior year may also apply. To do so, they should visit their high school counselor by early February of their junior year.

 

Adult students for daytime programs

Pike-Lincoln Technical Center views those with a high school diploma, GED or having completed homeschooling as Adult students. All adult students wishing to enroll in our daytime programs are required to attend one of our FREE Admissions workshops. They are held on the second Thursday of each month at Pike-Lincoln Tech Center from 1:00 p.m. to approximately 3:00 p.m. No appointment to attend is necessary. (Enter the front double-glass doors by the flagpole.). NOTE: All attendees MUST arrive no later than 1 p.m. or will not be admitted to that month's workshop.

The workshop includes:

• aptitude testing
• financial aid information
• program enrollment information

For more information on Admissions, email: davisg@pltc.k12.mo.us

Here are the dates of Admissions workshops
for the remainder of 2012-2013 School Year:

If interested in learning about various policies and procedures, which all incoming students must agree to abide by, click the appropriate button below.

Student Handbook

Evening class students

The students must have an interest in learning the subject being taught. These are open to anyone regardless of age (unless noted otherwise on the schedule) and area of residence. To enroll in these classes, just click here to enroll online or call 573-485-2900 ext. 425.