J. Everett LightCareer Center

A Career and Technical Education Centerf

1901 East 86th St
Indianapolis, In 46240
Phone (317) 259-5265
Fax (317) 259-5298

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Two year program, 4 hours per day, 3 credits per semester

Call for an Appointment (317) 259-5489

Prerequisite: none

The Cosmetology program is designed to qualify students for the State Board of Beauty Culture examination, thereby providing them with the knowledge and skills to practice as beauticians in the state of Indiana. Activities include the theory and practice of facial massage, makeup, manicuring, sanitation, hairdressing, cutting, styling, and coloring.

To meet the requirements of 1500 hours of instruction set by the Board, students attend class a minimum of 20 hours per week. This requires students to spend some additional time in the evenings or on Saturdays. Students must also be able to schedule four hours of class-time into their regular school schedule. Classes are held off campus at a contracted beauty school.

There is also a minimum of 100 hours of summer school required between the first and second years of the program.

Supply cost to student: Books, supplies, and uniform approximately $350.

Cosmo in the news... cosmo2

Cosmetology Students Assist Domestic Violence Victims

Cosmo students made a presentation entitled "Unconditional Acceptance" on November 1st to the Youth as Resources group. Madeline Brown, Kelsey Moore, Nicole Francis, Janee' Shoemaker and Kassandra Keltner joined their instructors in making this presentation after researching the growing problem of domestic violence in the United States. These students were instrumental in obtaining a grant that will allow our Cosmo students to provide "beauty make overs" for women who have been the recipients of the mental and physical pain of violence.

We have also received donations from Bath and Body Works, Subway, and Bob Ricker from Marianna Beauty Supplies. More donations are welcome. Please contact Mr. Chris Wilcox, Cosemtology Instructor, if you would like to make a donation.

The J. Everett Light Academy of Beauty is helping in making a difference for the citizens of the Indianapolis area.

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Congratulations to the staff and students of the J. Everett Light Academy of Beauty.

Video

NEWS

So many people believe that the cosmetology department only does hair, how wrong!

Kaylee Phelps, is a second year student with-in the cosmetology department.

On February 12, 2007 she was introduced to the world of making wigs by her instructor Mr. Chris. With support knowledge and determination she was able to finish her design and also donated her project to a friend who actually was her LPN nurse, Debbie Schutz.

Debbie Schutz is now going through cancer treatment. With the help and the knowledge of Ms. Kaylee Phelps she has given Debbie Schutz something to smile about.

Congratulation Kaylee.

The Students of J. Everett Light Academy of Beauty learn a variety of educational skills that they will be faced with as cosmetologist of the new decade. After the completion of 1500 hours and State Board Examinations they are ready to face the new challenges of the beauty industry. Nadia Fulk, at 9 years of age, she decided to contribute 11 inches of hair and donate it to re-known aid organization Locks of Love. She decided after watching her mother, a survivor of cancer Joy Fulk And we say congratulations. Not only are the students taught how to cut and curl hair, but they are able to create wigs and hair pieces. Shaunte’ Wilcox is creating a hair piece for one of her clients which is also a cancer survivors.

Instructors

Chris Wilcox

Becky Henry

LaDonna Waggoner

259-5265, ext. 4071 or ext. 4034