Ingram State Technical College - ISTC

Ingram State Technical College - ISTC J.F. Ingram State Technical College is a public two-year institution and a member of the Alabama Com

Ingram State Technical College strives to lead the nation in providing correctional educational programs through professional services and personnel,
promoting activities to reduce recidivism, increasing public safety, and sustaining fiscal accountability for the citizenry of Alabama.

🎉 This month, we are proud to recognize Keith Cunningham for receiving his 3-Year Service Pin with J.F. Ingram State Tec...
06/22/2026

🎉 This month, we are proud to recognize Keith Cunningham for receiving his 3-Year Service Pin with J.F. Ingram State Technical College!

As the Carpentry Instructor at St. Clair Instructional Service Center in Springville, Keith has elevated his program through his dedication to student success and workforce readiness.
Under his leadership, the program consistently operates near capacity, providing students with valuable hands-on training and real-world skills that prepare them for meaningful careers upon release.

Keith's commitment to excellence and passion for teaching are making a lasting difference in the lives of his students and helping strengthen Alabama's workforce.

Congratulations, Keith, and thank you for your service to ISTC and the students we serve!

J.F. Ingram State Technical College will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth.Regular operati...
06/19/2026

J.F. Ingram State Technical College will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth.

Regular operations will resume on Monday, June 22, 2026.

Today, Ingram State Technical College was honored to host members of the Alabama Department of Corrections Classificatio...
06/12/2026

Today, Ingram State Technical College was honored to host members of the Alabama Department of Corrections Classification Division for a collaborative meeting focused on student enrollment, retention, and success.

President David Walters welcomed the group and shared his appreciation for the vital role Classification professionals play in helping connect eligible individuals to educational opportunities. While their responsibilities often happen behind the scenes, their efforts are critical to maintaining records, processing applications, and supporting the screening process that allows students to enroll and succeed.

Strong partnerships are the foundation of ISTC’s mission. The collaboration between Ingram State and the Classification Division helps create pathways to education, employment, and successful reentry. We are grateful for their dedication and continued partnership.

⚡ Hands-On Training. Real-World Skills. Career-Ready Students. ⚡Students in the HVAC program at Main Campus are gaining ...
06/10/2026

⚡ Hands-On Training. Real-World Skills. Career-Ready Students. ⚡

Students in the HVAC program at Main Campus are gaining valuable experience using a new Electrical Trainer designed to take learning from basic electrical circuits to advanced HVAC troubleshooting.

The trainer allows students to work through a wide range of electrical scenarios, including heat pump systems, defrost boards, contactors, pressure switches, and indoor and outdoor fan circuits. With separate training panels, students can safely practice diagnosing and solving the types of problems they will encounter in the field.

This state-of-the-art training equipment was secured through Perkins Grant funding by Dr. Hales and is being distributed to HVAC programs throughout Ingram State Technical College, ensuring students across the college have access to industry-relevant, hands-on instruction.

At ISTC, we remain committed to providing workforce training that prepares students for successful careers in high-demand industries.

🏛️ Building Alabama's Future—One Piece at a TimeStudents in ISTC's Cabinetmaking and Carpentry programs are leaving thei...
06/08/2026

🏛️ Building Alabama's Future—One Piece at a Time

Students in ISTC's Cabinetmaking and Carpentry programs are leaving their mark on Alabama history by constructing custom dais, desks and podiums for the new Alabama State House.

The project includes five handcrafted dias ranging from 30 to 60 feet wide that will be used by lawmakers and visitors for generations to come. Students are currently at the halfway point of the project, applying advanced skills in carpentry, cabinetmaking, project management and quality craftsmanship.

This isn't the first time ISTC students have contributed to the State House. Furnishings built by ISTC students during the 2014 renovation will be transferred into the new building alongside pieces being crafted today—creating a legacy that spans generations of student craftsmen.

At ISTC, education goes beyond the classroom. Every project provides real-world experience, workforce training and an opportunity to contribute something meaningful to communities across Alabama.

đźš› Congratulations to Travis on earning his CDL license today!Through hard work, determination, and hands-on training, Tr...
06/05/2026

đźš› Congratulations to Travis on earning his CDL license today!

Through hard work, determination, and hands-on training, Travis has reached an important milestone and is now ready to enter one of the nation's most in-demand industries.

The trucking and transportation sector continues to experience strong workforce demand, offering competitive wages, career growth opportunities, and the ability to keep America's economy moving. Graduates like Travis are helping fill critical workforce needs while building brighter futures for themselves and their families.

Please join us in congratulating Travis on this outstanding accomplishment and wishing him success as he begins his professional driving career!

Building strong partnerships today to create a stronger workforce tomorrow.ISTC President David Walters and Facilities &...
06/02/2026

Building strong partnerships today to create a stronger workforce tomorrow.

ISTC President David Walters and Facilities & Transportation Director Jay Thompson recently toured the James Hardie manufacturing facility in Prattville, joined by Central Alabama Community College President Jeff Lynn, City of Prattville, Alabama Government Economic Development Director and ISTC Institutional Advisory Board member Amy Hilliard.

James Hardie, a leading manufacturer of fiber cement siding and exterior building products, employs hundreds of skilled workers and plays an important role in the region’s economy. The company is also second-chance friendly, providing employment opportunities for qualified individuals seeking a fresh start and a pathway to long-term career success.

The visit provided an opportunity to discuss workforce needs, industry partnerships, and how ISTC can continue preparing students with the skills and credentials employers need. By connecting education with employment opportunities, partnerships like these help strengthen Alabama’s workforce, support economic growth, and create brighter futures for individuals, families, and communities across the state.

Congratulations to our Spring 2026 Employee Recognition Award recipients! 🎉ISTC is proud to recognize these outstanding ...
05/29/2026

Congratulations to our Spring 2026 Employee Recognition Award recipients! 🎉

ISTC is proud to recognize these outstanding employees for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to transforming lives through education and workforce development.

🏆 Administrative – Craig Shore
🏆 Support Staff – Tra Wilkins
🏆 Technical Instructor – Ray Albright
🏆 Academic Instructor – Delicia Anderson
🏆 Team Award – Graduation Team

Thank you for the impact you make every day across our college and throughout the state of Alabama. Your passion and service continue to strengthen our mission of developing responsible citizens and creating opportunities for success.

🎶 An unforgettable night of music, impact, and giving is coming to Millbrook!Join the ISTC Foundation for the Raising 4 ...
05/29/2026

🎶 An unforgettable night of music, impact, and giving is coming to Millbrook!

Join the ISTC Foundation for the Raising 4 Workforce Reentry Reception & Silent Auction on Thursday, June 25 at 17 Springs Fieldhouse featuring live entertainment by Taylor Hicks!

Enjoy heavy hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, incredible silent auction items, and an evening dedicated to changing lives through education and workforce reentry opportunities.

Every ticket purchased helps support justice-involved students as they work toward education, industry credentials, and successful reentry into Alabama’s workforce.

🎟 Tickets are on sale now — $75 per person
📍 17 Springs Fieldhouse | Millbrook, AL
đź•” 5:00 PM

Don’t wait — tickets are limited and expected to sell quickly!

https://one.bidpal.net/istctaylorhicks/ticketing(details:ticketing-summary)

This week, J.F. Ingram State Technical College joined the Alabama Department of Corrections May Wardens Meeting to provi...
05/28/2026

This week, J.F. Ingram State Technical College joined the Alabama Department of Corrections May Wardens Meeting to provide college updates and discuss the continued impact of correctional education across the state.

President David Walters opened the presentation by sharing his vision for the college, emphasizing workforce skills training, industry-recognized credentials, and preparing individuals for successful employment as they approach release.

Through collaboration between ISTC and ADOC facility leadership, we can continue transforming lives, strengthening families, and building a stronger workforce for Alabama.

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5375 Ingram Road, PO Box 220350
Deatsville, AL
36022

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