Charles Allen Prosser Vocational Center
The School was named after Charles Allen Prosser who was the Father of Vocational Education in the United States. It opened in 1969 at 4202 Charlestown Road. The Vocational Center offered different areas of hands on training to specialize in a vocational field for those that were not going to be attending college. It served 13 high schools throughout Southern Indiana.
The Class of 1972 was the first class to graduate from Prosser.
Principal
Mr. Delmar Johnson
Counselor
Mr. Dennis Fach
Courses offered to Juniors and Seniors for morning or afternoon classes were:
- Architecture/Drafting
- Auto Body
- Auto Mechanics
- Building Trades
- Commercial Foods
- Computers
- Cosmetology
- Data Entry
- Diesel Mechanics
- Distributive Education.
- Electronics
- Health Occupations
- Heating and Air
- Horticulture
- Intensive Office Lab
- Machine Shop
- Maintenance
- Printing
- Welding