National Technical Honors Society
The National Vocational-Technical Honor Society is a non-profit organization for outstanding students enrolled in occupational, vocational, or technical programs. In order to be considered for nomination, the student must have maintained a minimum 3.75/4 grade point average at the Technology Campus for the three semesters preceding nomination, have an excellent attendance record, and consistently demonstrate leadership qualities in the classroom, including pride in skilled craftsmanship.

Preferred Graduates
The Preferred Graduate Program is designed to ensure that graduating Technology Campus students are properly prepared for the world of work. This work based learning initiative is based upon identified needs of our Lake County Business and Industry partners. This program provides an opportunity for students to earn job preference certification. In order to become a preferred graduate a student must have a "B" or better at Tech Campus, have a GPA of at least a "C" at their home school, engage in at least 15 hours in an internship, job shadow, or community service, and be approved by the business and industry advisory committee.

Student Ambassador
Student Ambassador is a student selected by their instructor to represent the program. Duties include explaining the program and its importance to student tours, attending meetings with other student ambassadors to increase success of student participation, assisting students new to their program in transitioning, and participating in open house and the student picnic at the end of the year.

Student of the Quarter
Each instructor at the Technology Campus has the opportunity to select a program “Student of the Quarter.” The criteria for selecting this student include; academic achievement, good attendance, demonstration of various employability traits including possessing a positive work ethic and attitude, active participation in program activities, and involvement in Technology Campus extra-curricular activities.

Students of the Year
Each Instructor at the Technology Campus has the opportunity to select a program “Student of the Year.” The criteria for selecting this student include; excellent grades, excellent attendance, attitude in class, involvement in technical pathways, internship participation, student leadership, college credit, certifications, SkillsUSA, a graduating senior, and has completed the two year program.

World Class Student
At the end of each school year, the instructors in concert with administration, select the "Most" outstanding student at the Tech Campus, a student that displays the desire, motivation, ability, and compassion to be the very best.