The Beaver County Career and Technology Center is an extension of 13 districts in Beaver County. 

The Beaver County Career and Technology Center's Joint Operating Committee is responsible for overseeing the operations of the career center. It is made up of school board representatives from each of the fourteen sending school districts.

A school's Joint Operating Committee (JOC) serves as a crucial collaborative body, bringing together representatives from various stakeholders to ensure effective governance and decision-making. Comprising members such as administrators, teachers, parents, and community leaders, the JOC plays a pivotal role in fostering a cooperative and inclusive environment within the school community. Its primary function involves deliberating on essential matters related to school policies, budgetary considerations, curriculum development, and overall educational planning.

The diverse perspectives the committee members bring contribute to well-rounded decision-making, benefiting the school's students and enhancing the overall educational experience. Through open communication and joint efforts, the Joint Operating Committee strives to create a supportive and thriving academic environment that meets the needs of both students and the broader community.