Craig Curk is a successful electronics entrepreneur in the Miami Valley of Ohio who was born and bred in Dayton, Ohio and has chosen to make his professional and personal life in his hometown region. Curk attended Alter High School in Kettering, Ohio, graduating in 1979. Alter High School was originally known as Archbishop Alter High School, operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati and named for Archbishop Karl Joseph Alter. Alter High School was built as a twin of Archbishop Carroll High School in 1958, after Dayton Catholics gathered pledges of almost $5M to raise Catholic high schools in this region of Ohio. Alter High School opened in 1962 and has steadily grown in enrollment and renown in the Dayton area to 605 students, 71 faculty members and over 1,025 course offerings in 2015.

Craig Curk’s alma mater of Alter High School offers a STEM curriculum, an acclaimed system which emphasizes Science, Technology, Engineering and Math curriculum for students. Alter High students are introduced to medical and physical engineering tracks which give advanced college credit for the Rochester Institute of Technology, and which dovetails perfectly with the emphasis on aerospace technology which dominates the Dayton, Ohio region of the United States where Curk grew up. An academic day schedule which is heavy in study halls and supplemental courses, as well as Advanced Placement classes for college credit has led Alter High students like Craig Curk to regularly rise above state and national test averages.

The graduates of Alter High School of Kettering, Ohio like Craig Curk, who matriculated in 1979, are often found subsequently enrolled at the University of Cincinnati, the University of Dayton, Wright State University, Miami University, Ohio State University, Ohio University…and Xavier University, where Curk enrolled in 1979 upon his high school graduation. Through innovations like the Taylor College Lab, Alter High School students may take college courses while studying on the campus of the high school. The Alter High School Class of 2014 generated $15.5M in academic, athletic and arts scholarships. Craig Curk’s later success in business can be traced to his highly productive years at Alter High School.

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