Crawford Forward

Crawford Tech in the Community

The Students and Staff at Crawford Tech create opportunities to give back to the community through service projects, fundraisers, and events that encourage community engagement and support for Crawford County.

17

High School Programs

15:1

Student to Teacher Ratio

150+

2021-2022 Student Industry Certifications Earned

80+

Students Enrolled in Cooperative Education Work Placement in 2021-2022

Students digging in building preparation of a new softball field
Turning on the Lights

Electrical Occupations students wire up the ballfields

With the guidance of Electrical Occupations Instructor, Bill Chernicky; students in his program worked hard for over a week to hook up the electric in the ball field concession stand in Cambridge Springs. This provided students real world experience, while also giving back to one of our school communities. October 2022
Bike Racks

Welding Students fabricate bike racks for the City of Meadville

Meadville-themed bike racks fabricated by students in cooperation with a local business have been installed around the City. The racks, ornamented with a tree design inspired by the city’s logo, are the first of 25 that will be installed at various spots around the city. The tree image, which rises from a ribbon that stretches from one side of the rack to the other, was designed by Crawford Tech Drafting & Design students and crafted by students in Welding.
Students involved in the PRISM Plastics Project
Hard Work Pays Off

PRISM Plastics knows our students have what it takes

Jon Grundy and Dominic Fosco of our Valley Welding class were given an opportunity to complete a project for PRISM Plastics of Meadville. General Manager, Dale Pringle, was very impressed with the work the students did and said, ‘they are very happy with the workmanship’. These young men are on a path to success!
Profile view of student focusing on painting child's face
Spooky Helpers

Cosmetology students create a fright!

Students from the Crawford Tech Cosmetology program volunteered at Mickle’s Barn, a local spooky venue featuring a ‘haunted house’ attraction. The students helped apply special effects makeup to help the actors get into character!