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At Moraine Park, Tech is evolving, trusted, transformative and powerful.
With a legacy of more than 100 years, Moraine Park proves that Tech is Timeless.
Help students explore dream jobs and careers while they’re still in high school. With little to no cost, they can earn college-level credit through dual enrollment courses and get a head start on their career.
Students can even apply their dual enrollment course credits to one of several High School Career Academies to earn a college-level certification while still in high school at little to no cost.
Each Career Academy is a set of classes focused on a specific career area, such as Business, IT, Healthcare, or Manufacturing.
Students in grades 9–11 are invited to experience campus life, explore exciting career paths, and dive into fun, hands-on activities that bring learning to life.
Students will also learn how High School Career Academies give them an early start on college and their future career. Registration will open approximately three weeks before the event.
2026 Event Schedule:
| December 2 | Spring Term – Registration Opens |
| December 19 | End of Fall Term and 8-Week Session 2 |
| Dec 24 – Jan 2 | Winter Break – College Closed |
| Jan 5, 2026 | Spring Term - Application Deadline |
| Jan 19 | Spring Term - First Day |
| Mar 16-20 | Spring Break |
| May 15 | Spring Term - Last Day |
| Jun to Aug | Summer Sessions |
| Aug 24 | Fall Term - First Day |
Taryn Reese’s interest in manufacturing was sparked early, fueled by the metals and welding courses she took at New Holstein High School. This initial exposure to the world of manufacturing left a lasting impression and eventually led her to Moraine Park Technical College.
After graduating high school, Reese attended a four-year university. However, like many students during the pandemic, she found the experience challenging and decided to enter the workforce instead.
She later began looking into local technical schools and found courses at Moraine Park that aligned with her interests and career aspirations.
For Alison Wolf, returning to Moraine Park Technical College wasn’t just about earning a degree—it was about opening the door to a new chapter in a career she already loves.
Wolf started Moraine Park’s Human Resources program in spring 2025 and plans to graduate in fall 2026. She currently works full time as an energy administrative supervisor and credit specialist at United Cooperative.
“I was talking with my family and decided I wanted a backup plan,” Wolf said. “My work has an amazing human resources field that eventually I would love to join. I love helping individuals and training new employees.”
