Since that time, CTI has served more than 100,000 students and currently offers training in 50 programs of study offering associate in applied technology degrees, diplomas and certificates. In addition to expanded enrollment and course offerings, several building expansions have been made including a third wing and completion of the third wing basement. In 1987 the school became part of a state-wide network of technical schools under the Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education and the name was changed to Carroll Technical Institute. Construction of the Industrial Training Center was also completed in 1987.
Growth is an ongoing process, including more than bricks and mortar.
CTI is also moving into the next century by providing more associate degree, diploma and certificate programs which will equip area citizens with the skills necessary to compete in the workplace of tomorrow. In 1995, classes began at the Douglas County Satellite Campus of Carroll Tech . As a result of the growth that CTI has experienced, the faculty and staff are even more committed to providing quality educational services to members of the community and they continue to believe in the lasting importance of technical education for people of this region.