Mission Statement

The mission of the Florida Panhandle Technical College  is to provide students with instruction in academic and technical training at competency levels, or above those required for employment and  advancement in existing or potential occupational fields.
 

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From Left:  Larry Moore, FPTC Interim Director, Chris Parrish, Rookie Teacher of the Year - Welding Instructor, Rita Smalley, Employee of the Year -  Financial Aid Officer, Shirley Morris, Teacher of the Year - Nursing Director, Joe Taylor, Washington County School Superintendent.
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VFW annually recognizes the nation’s top classroom elementary, junior high and high school teachers who teach citizenship education topics regularly and promote America’s history and traditions effectively.
FPTC Instructor Joli Hartzog was recently presented as the 2020-2021 - VFW Winner (Post 12046)
National Citizenship Education Teacher Post Recognition Award and National Citizenship Education Teacher District Recognition Award.

Florida Panhandle Technical College Ranked #1 by  Best Community Colleges of Florida! #2 by NICHE!

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Career and Technical Education (CTE) is an exciting and affordable option to the traditional university pathway. When you enroll at one of Florida’s 28 Florida College System institutions or 48 technical colleges, you have the opportunity to choose from hundreds of high-quality programs in our 17 career pathways – allowing you to quickly complete valuable credentials that you can stack along the way.

 

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CARES Report

CARES Act New Guidelines:

 

Beginning December 1, 2020

Student Application for CARES Act funds

 

To be eligible to receive emergency aid, you must meet all the qualifications below:

 

Must be currently enrolled in a Florida Panhandle  Technical College on campus CTE Program.Be in good standing.Have graduated from high school, home school, or have a  Florida High School Diploma from GED. Submitted a 2020-21 Free Application for Federal Student  Aid (FAFSA).Do not owe an overpayment (refund) on Title IV grants  and not be in default on a Title IV loan.Not have fraudulently received Title IV funds.Be eligible for all other Title IV funding  requirements. Submit an application for CARES Act funds.

See CARES Act Application under Documents.


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