Technical Education Building No. One (Thomas D. Coats Vocational-Technical Complex), built in 1962, houses drafting, civil technology, Career Center, Related Studies lab, Work-Based Learning and the director's offices.

	Technical Education Building No. Two (Thomas D. Coats Vocational-Technical Complex), built in 1963, houses the departments of collision repair, cosmetology and practical nursing.
	Technical Education Building No. Three (Thomas D. Coats Vocational-Technical Complex), built in 1966, and renovated in 1996, houses laboratories and classrooms of the departments of tool and die technology, heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration technology, welding and cutting, automotive technology, and EMT paramedic.
Berry Building is the business-technical center built in 1966. The 34,000 square foot split-level structure houses the office systems technology department, computer technology, electronics, telecommunications, graphic design, paralegal, and the offices of instructors. It contains 14 classrooms, 10 offices and large lobby.
A.P. Fatherree Agricultural Technology Building was completed in 1966. A large addition was completed for the 1969-1970 session. In this structure are classrooms for agricultural business management technology and agriculture technology (in partnership with John Deere), soiltesting laboratories, and offices.
	Child Care Residence is located on West Street adjacent to the campus. This renovated dwelling provides the environment for training students in child development and enrichment.