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
Moment of Silence
Moment of Silence
25th Anniversary of 9/11
Moment of Silence
Moment of Silence
25th Anniversary of 9/11
Moment of Silence
Moment of Silence
25th Anniversary of 9/11
Moment of Silence
Moment of Silence
25th Anniversary of 9/11
Moment of Silence
Moment of Silence
25th Anniversary of 9/11
Moment of Silence
Moment of Silence
September 11 - Patriot Day
25 year anniversary - We will never forget.
25 year anniversary - We will never forget.
Seniors in Cosmetology are ready to serve you! We will open on Tuesday, September 15th and be open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 11:45 am to 2:00 pm. Please call 740-397-5820 x3107 to schedule your appointment. Our services and the prices are posted. Please reach out via the phone number given with any questions instead of commenting on this post. Thank you!
Monday, September 7
Labor Day
No School - Offices Closed
Labor Day
No School - Offices Closed
Congratulations to Career Discovery students Levi Walton, Ciarra Lozier, and Maddox Morrison on a great season with the Knox County Eagles softball team! We are proud of you!!
Culinary Arts students are getting a taste of the industry!
Juniors and seniors in our Culinary Arts program recently attended the Gordon Food Service Columbus Food Show at the Columbus Convention Center. Students had the opportunity to explore new products, industry trends, purchasing options, and menu marketing—all valuable experiences that connect what they’re learning in the classroom to the real world of culinary careers!
And while we’re highlighting Culinary Arts, we wanted to give you another sneak peek at the outside of the new River Room Cafe! The new space is coming along nicely, and Chef Russo is looking forward to putting it to use!
There’s a lot happening in Culinary Arts—and we’re excited to see what’s cooking!
Be sure to check out our shared Facebook posts highlighting two of our Culinary Arts alumni who will be competing on the national stage this fall! We’re proud to cheer them on!
Juniors and seniors in our Culinary Arts program recently attended the Gordon Food Service Columbus Food Show at the Columbus Convention Center. Students had the opportunity to explore new products, industry trends, purchasing options, and menu marketing—all valuable experiences that connect what they’re learning in the classroom to the real world of culinary careers!
And while we’re highlighting Culinary Arts, we wanted to give you another sneak peek at the outside of the new River Room Cafe! The new space is coming along nicely, and Chef Russo is looking forward to putting it to use!
There’s a lot happening in Culinary Arts—and we’re excited to see what’s cooking!
Be sure to check out our shared Facebook posts highlighting two of our Culinary Arts alumni who will be competing on the national stage this fall! We’re proud to cheer them on!
Seniors in Mrs. Levering’s class jumped into their first day back at KCCC with a fun challenge called “Blind Artist”!
Working with a partner, students had to create a picture using only verbal instructions. One student—the “Director”—was given a picture and had to describe exactly how to draw it, while the “Artist” kept their eyes closed and their back turned to the picture. No pointing, no showing, and no peeking—the Director could only use words!
Great lesson in teamwork, trust, listening, and the importance of clear and precise communication.
In the classroom—and in the workplace—being able to communicate clearly and work effectively with others is a skill that matters!
Working with a partner, students had to create a picture using only verbal instructions. One student—the “Director”—was given a picture and had to describe exactly how to draw it, while the “Artist” kept their eyes closed and their back turned to the picture. No pointing, no showing, and no peeking—the Director could only use words!
Great lesson in teamwork, trust, listening, and the importance of clear and precise communication.
In the classroom—and in the workplace—being able to communicate clearly and work effectively with others is a skill that matters!
It's been a busy but exciting first two weeks at KCCC! From 1st day photos to school counselor lunch activities to library open house--we've had fun getting to know our students!
Mrs. Levering's juniors participated in a STEM competition on their first day of school at KCCC. Students were asked to build structures with only 20 marshmallows and 20 toothpicks. Each group had a different topic. They had to work as a team (not knowing one another) to create the best representation of the topic. This activity promoted teamwork, cooperation, and communication skills.
