Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education (ICE) is a junior or senior training program with time spent on preparing qualified students for entry-level placement in a career in the Agribusiness, Business and Office, Consumer Services and Manufacturing Industrial fields. Students attend their home school for their required classes, attend the related class at KACC, then go to a place of employment for a half-day training in their chosen career field. In the related class students study topics relative to life kills in the industrial community. These topics include: good communication skills, time and money management and human relations.