Jostens visited KCCC this week! Please review the material that's in this post and that's been emailed home via FinalForms regarding cap & gown, graduation announcements, senior gear, keepsakes, and class rings . If you have questions please reach out to Mrs. Nowicki at mnowicki@knoxcc.org or Mrs. Bush at cbush@knoxcc.org.
Seniors in Pre-Professional Mentorship recently explored Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Students researched different corporations’ CSR initiatives and created infographics highlighting what companies are doing and why these efforts are important.
Students also had the opportunity to present their infographics to the class, building their communication and presentation skills along the way!
Pre-Professional Mentorship is a senior-only program that gives students the opportunity to explore career fields and college majors while building valuable connections with local businesses.
Students also had the opportunity to present their infographics to the class, building their communication and presentation skills along the way!
Pre-Professional Mentorship is a senior-only program that gives students the opportunity to explore career fields and college majors while building valuable connections with local businesses.
Congratulations to our students who received Future Focused Shoutouts for the month of August! Students were nominated by their lab instructor. August's Future Focused topic was KCCC's 4 A's - Attendance, Achievement, Attitude, and Appearance.
Mrs. Lifer's CBI10C students explored Landscape & Ag Technology & Early Childhood Education. Students put their creativity to work by painting pots and planting their own potted mums! Students enjoyed this fun learning activity together!
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Knox County College Night
Wednesday, September 23 (TONIGHT)
6:30-8:00 PM
Energy Fieldhouse
Knox County College Night
Wednesday, September 23 (TONIGHT)
6:30-8:00 PM
Energy Fieldhouse
KCCC's AFJROTC will host the Annual Raider Competition on Saturday, October 10th from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm at Ariel Foundation Park. The competition is free to attend and open to the public. Please contact Colonel Salvucci if you have any questions about this event at csalvucci@knoxcc.org.
The Career Technical Planning District (CTPD) Report Cards for the 2025-2026 school year were released by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW). The CTPD results are made up of data from the Knox County Career Center High School and other career tech programs in the six associate schools: Centerburg, Clear Fork, Danville, East Knox, Fredericktown, and Mount Vernon. The data comes from the students enrolled in half-day career tech programming at KCCC and also in the associate schools where career tech classes are offered by class period in areas such as Ag, Family Consumer Science, Project Lead the Way, etc.
Knox County Career Center (KCCC) CTPD received a 5-star rating, which means KCCC significantly exceeds the state standards. 100% (9 of 9) of the Federal Indicators were met. This is the fourth year in a row that the KCCC CTPD has received a 5 out of 5-star rating.
KCCC CTPD received 4 stars for Achievement. The data showed an 89.3% passage rate for Technical Skill Attainment. KCCC CTPD received a 5-star rating for its Graduation Rate. The data showed that our four-year graduation rate was 98.7% and the five-year rate was 98.6%. KCCC CTPD also received a 5-star rating in Career & Post Secondary Readiness. The data showed that our rating increased from 110.9% to 116.6%. This number continues to improve as we increase the number of students in work-based learning opportunities, apprenticeships, internships, and those earning 12-point industry credentials. Finally, KCCC CTPD received a 5-star rating in Post-Program Outcomes. The data showed that our post-program placement was 95.7% for the CTPD, and the KCCC High School had a post-program placement rate of 96.1%.
Knox County Career Center (KCCC) CTPD received a 5-star rating, which means KCCC significantly exceeds the state standards. 100% (9 of 9) of the Federal Indicators were met. This is the fourth year in a row that the KCCC CTPD has received a 5 out of 5-star rating.
KCCC CTPD received 4 stars for Achievement. The data showed an 89.3% passage rate for Technical Skill Attainment. KCCC CTPD received a 5-star rating for its Graduation Rate. The data showed that our four-year graduation rate was 98.7% and the five-year rate was 98.6%. KCCC CTPD also received a 5-star rating in Career & Post Secondary Readiness. The data showed that our rating increased from 110.9% to 116.6%. This number continues to improve as we increase the number of students in work-based learning opportunities, apprenticeships, internships, and those earning 12-point industry credentials. Finally, KCCC CTPD received a 5-star rating in Post-Program Outcomes. The data showed that our post-program placement was 95.7% for the CTPD, and the KCCC High School had a post-program placement rate of 96.1%.
Juniors in Building Trades built picnic tables for the outdoor space by our cafeteria. Students will get to enjoy that lunch and relax outside at these new picnic tables. Thank you, Building Trades juniors!
Students in Building Trades construct a wide variety of projects from blueprint to completion.
Students in Building Trades construct a wide variety of projects from blueprint to completion.
Knox County College Night
Wednesday, September 23
6:30-8:00 PM
Energy Fieldhouse
Wednesday, September 23
6:30-8:00 PM
Energy Fieldhouse
KCCC has released the first quarterly newsletter of the 2026-2027 school year. Please click the link below to view.
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Anna Kovacs, a senior in Automotive Technology, removed an A/C compressor while using industry-standard equipment, tools, and service procedures.
Students gain hands-on experience diagnosing and repairing automotive heating and air conditioning systems while working on a wide variety of vehicle makes and models.
Students gain hands-on experience diagnosing and repairing automotive heating and air conditioning systems while working on a wide variety of vehicle makes and models.
Juniors in Collision Repair completed their Panel Project recently. Students received fenders and then Mr. Adams, Collision Repair instructor, damaged each fender. Students then started the process of repairing and refinishing the fender to the OEM standard.
Students in Collision Repair utilize the same advanced equipment and techniques found in professional auto collision repair companies.
Students in Collision Repair utilize the same advanced equipment and techniques found in professional auto collision repair companies.
Automotive Technology students performed a four-wheel alignment to correct suspension and steering angles to the manufacturer’s specifications.
Students gain hands-on experience servicing many makes and models of vehicles while developing the skills needed for today’s automotive industry.
Students gain hands-on experience servicing many makes and models of vehicles while developing the skills needed for today’s automotive industry.
The Central Midwest Carpenters Union invites parents or guardians and their students to a Parent Night at one of the Carpenters Union's apprenticeship training facilities. Apprenticeships offer an opportunity for students to continue their education after high school and work while they learn. (See flyer in this post for details.) Students are encouraged to check out these opportunities.
Students in KCCC's Building Trades, Metal Fabrication, and Precision Machining participate in the Carpenters Unions' pre-apprenticeship curriculum. Completion of this training offers students the opportunity to join the Carpenters Union with training and hours already earned.
Students in KCCC's Building Trades, Metal Fabrication, and Precision Machining participate in the Carpenters Unions' pre-apprenticeship curriculum. Completion of this training offers students the opportunity to join the Carpenters Union with training and hours already earned.
Knox County College Night
Wednesday, September 23
6:30-8:00 PM
Energy Fieldhouse
Wednesday, September 23
6:30-8:00 PM
Energy Fieldhouse
25th Anniversary of 9/11
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