Exploring your student’s educational and career options is critical to ensuring academic success, and we’re here to support your family through this journey! This is your starting point for information and resources. Scroll down or click on any of the topics. Can’t find what you need? Submit your questions or call us at 920-924-3200.
The Calendar of Events is our go-to guide for helping families explore college and career opportunities throughout the year.
It includes key dates for Discover Moraine Park Open Houses, hands-on Career Experience events, Start College Now deadlines, Middle School Awareness Tours, and other opportunities for students, parents, counselors and educators.
Download the calendar today to make the most of the many opportunities available to help your student prepare for college and a successful future.
Students attending the Summer Manufacturing Career Experience event.
| June to August | Summer Sessions |
| August 10 | Fall Term - Tuition and Fees Due |
| August 24 | Fall Term - First Day |
| October 19 | End of 8-Week Session 1 |
| October 21 | Start of 8-Week Session 2 |
| November 3 | Spring Term - Registration for Returning Program Student Open |
| November 10 | Spring Term - Registration for New Program, New Pre-Core, New Certificate Student Open |
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.
Behind every powered home, manufacturing facility and commercial space are skilled professionals who keep systems running safely and efficiently. Moraine Park Technical College’s Electricity program prepares students to step into that essential role through hands-on training that mirrors the jobsite.
Instructor and program alum Anthony Fiore brings industry experience and a flexible teaching approach that helps students master both electrical theory and hands-on problem-solving, preparing them to power homes, businesses and communities across Wisconsin.
Alaina Lindert will begin her senior year this fall while earning college credits through Moraine Park and working as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) at Hope Health & Rehab Center in Lomira.
“When I graduate high school, I will have all my gen eds done for nursing school and be able to start the nursing program as what would be the second semester of my senior year,” she said. “Graduating early has saved me both time and money.”
