The Lebanon school board voted down new CTC Articles of Agreement at the school’s Joint Operating Committee meeting, as the five other participating districts approved them, preferring STEB financing over the proposed 50/50 financing method.
Lebanon County Career and Technology Center
LCCTC authority prepares for monthly meetings ahead of first bond issuance
The Lebanon County Career and Technology Center’s Building Authority is preparing to issue its first-ever bond for a $79.5 million to $116.5 million renovation or replacement of its 60-year-old facility, with a vote expected in January 2027.
Award-winning chefs call it a day on their 30-year teaching careers
Two teachers in the nationally recognized culinary and pastry programs at the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center retired at the end of the 2025-26 school year following careers that spanned three decades.
CTC sends revised Articles of Agreement to six participating schools for approval
The Lebanon County Career and Technology Center forwarded its first updated Articles of Agreement in 30 years to six member school districts, revising a disputed funding formula to split future debt allocation 50/50 between student enrollment and property values.
A-C Football’s Hudson Sellers pursuing his ‘bigger purpose’ post graduation
Sellers, a senior and All-State football selection for the Dutchmen, will enter the workforce as a carpenter after graduation despite a wide range of interest at the NCAA level.
Estimated costs come down for CTC’s new building or renovation proposals
Construction costs have eased and Beers + Hoffman Architecture has cut some costs on new and renovated building proposals for the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center, Joint Operating Committee is told.
CTC proposes 3.72% spending increase, Lebanon says district might withdraw
The Lebanon County Career & Technology Center’s Joint Operating Committee faces a funding dispute among six school districts over how to split costs for a building renovation or replacement estimated at up to $123.26 million.
Lebanon County Career & Technology Center hires new principal
The Lebanon County Career & Technology Center’s Joint Operating Committee voted 6-0 to hire Daniel Romberger as the school’s new principal, filling a position opened when Alex DiMarzio resigned last autumn for a job at the Penn Manor district.
Harrisburg lobbyist pitches possible grants to cover CTC building costs
School Facility Improvement grants or the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program could cover much, not all costs of renovation or replacement of the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center's building, lobbyist tells school committee.
CTC faces funding challenges as officials weigh four construction plans for facility
Lebanon Career & Technology Center Director Chuck Benton said he needs approval from majorities of all six school boards to move forward with proposed renovations costing up to $123.3 million to address utilities and systems that are past their expected lifecycle.
County Career & Tech Center receives clean audit for 2024-25 school year
The financial records of the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center are in good order, directors learned at their Dec. 16 board meeting.
Lebanon Co. Career & Tech Center receives healthcare clinic proposal
Lebanon County school administrators are reviewing a Penn Medicine proposal to launch an employer-sponsored healthcare clinic similar to 12 existing facilities serving more than 60 employers and 13,000 members across Pennsylvania.
CTC reviews four construction plans ranging from $80 million to $123 million
The joint operating committee for the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center reviewed four concept plans for significant changes to the facility during its monthly meeting Tuesday.
Lebanon County career center director says school ‘safe’ for students, faculty
The monthly board meeting of the county career and tech center also involved an executive session about safety and security at the school.
LCCTC signs public safety agreement with South Lebanon Police Department
The Lebanon County Career & Technology Center board unanimously approved two Memorandums of Understanding at the Aug. 19 meeting.























