The Kincaid South Fork School District is taking a different approach to students who may not have four-year university plans. Chris Clark, Superintendent for Kincaid South Fork School District says many students already have a vocation in mind that would not require four extra years of education.

While ensuring the students are well equipped with the district's curriculum, there is a resource that allows these students to pursue a career in a trade or skill on their own time.

The Capital Area Career Center is located in Springfield and Clark says students are utilizing this opportunity, setting themselves up for life after high school.

Chris Clark and the staff in the Kincaid South Fork district are dedicated to serving their students by creating these paths to success, and understanding that advancement to a four-year university is not the desired destination for some learners.

Chirs Clark appeared as a guest on the WTIM Morning Show.