Miller Career & Technology Center

We would like to give a huge thank you shout out to Toyota of Katy for their very generous donation of over 200lbs of candy to our Automotive program in support of our Monster Mash event this evening! We are absolutely grateful for our business partners!

Thank you to the Katy Professional Fire Fighters Association as well as Judge Christopher Morales of the County Court at Law No. 1 for your support of our Emergency Medical Technician and Criminal Justice programs. We appreciate you!

Thank you to Inframark who partners with our Water Operations Licensing program, as well as USIC who partners with our Underground Utilities program, not only for their generous donations, but also for the mentoring and paid internship opportunities they provide our students.

Thank you to West Side Lexus and WyoTech for your generous donations in support of our Automotive program as we continue to prepare for our community event tomorrow evening! We appreciate you!

Thank you to Livewell Animal Hospital and Bella Terra Animal Hospital for your donations in support of our Veterinary Science program as well as our upcoming Monster Mash event. We are so thankful for our wonderful business partners!

Thank you to Judge Mark Hanna, the Universal Law Group and Brookshire Brothers for your generous donations in support of our Legal Studies program and our upcoming Monster Mash community event. We absolutely appreciate you!

Thank you to Main Event in Katy for sponsoring the trophies for our friendly competitions taking place during the Miller Monster Mash event! Our CTE programs will have the chance to earn the title of "Most Candy Collected" and/or place in the top 3 for "Best Decorated Space."

We'd like to thank several amazing business partners who continue to support our Law and Legal Studies programs, not only through their generous candy donations but also through the internship & mentoring opportunities they provide our students. We are grateful for your support!

In support of Unity Day and promoting kindness and acceptance, our students were encouraged to write a kind/positive message and add a another link to the Unity paper chain for others to read throughout the day. We hope reading these messages inspired others to smile.

Thank you to A Floral Affair Florist & Flower Bar Experience, as well as the Freeman HS FFA advisors for your generous donation to our Vet Science program for Monster Mash! We absolutely appreciate your support!

Our SkillsUSA students attended the WLTI conference in Washington D.C. and had the opportunity to meet directly with U.S. senators, representative & legislative staff to share their CTE success stories and advocate for CTE. We are so proud of you ladies!

Our SkillsUSA student organization did a fantastic job representing MCTC at the Katy Rice Harvest Festival Parade. They chose "Harvesting Success at Miller Career & Technology Center" for their float theme and were up bright & early Saturday morning to show off their hard work.

Our Miller staff brought out their best pink outfits today in honor of the start of Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Congrats to our Sept. EPICC student award winners: Kayra, Camille, Rylan, Braeden, Nikhil & Aahan! They've started the school year already proving they are fantastic role models of our campus core values: Empowerment, Professionalism, Integrity, Commitment & Curiosity. Great job!

Our 6th annual Miller Monster Mash community event is headed back to Katy! Save the date for Wed. Oct. 28th from 5:30pm-7pm. Our students & staff do a fantastic job decorating our campus for the season. *All children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian during this event.

Congratulations to our September Marvelous Miller staff member, our attendance clerk, Mrs. Reeves! She is kind and thoughtful to both students and staff. She does a great job running the front office and we are glad to have her as part of the Miller family!

If your vehicle is in need of service The Garage at Miller is here to help! Run by our Auto students it offers inexpensive services to the community & allows our students an opportunity for hands on experiences. See the flyer for more info including how to schedule an appointment

Our SkillsUSA students had the opportunity to attend a meet & greet with county & state candidates running for office. They were able to ask CTE related questions in preparation for an upcoming trip to Washington D.C. for the Washington Leadership Training Institute Conference.

Yesterday our Legal Studies students were invited to hear two United States Supreme Court Justices speak at Rice University. Our students absolutely appreciate the opportunity to hear first-hand just how far a post-secondary career path in Criminal Justice can take them.

Let's celebrate all the tradesmen, electricians, plumbers, masons, mechanics, carpenters, and those working towards jobs in these and other fields whose skills and jobs keep America going.