Thank you to all who have served! We appreciate you!
Former Landscape Design & Management student, Oliver Ruprecht, owner of Precision Lawncare & Landscaping, came to KCCC to demonstrate fertilizer and herbicide application to current juniors. Oliver obtained his chemical application license while attending KCCC.
Thank you, Oliver, for giving back to our students!!!
Thank you, Oliver, for giving back to our students!!!
KCCC celebrates Ms. Elliott during National Nurses Week! We are so fortunate to have Ms. Elliott as our school nurse!!! She takes care of our student needs each & every day!! Thanks for all you do!!
Staff Appreciation Week at KCCC!!! KCCC's staff were treated to Walking Tacos on Tuesday, an Ice Cream Bar on Wednesday, and a fabulous breakfast today (Thursday)! We love our staff at KCCC!!!
Students in Mrs. Metzger's class and Mr. Campbell's Landscape Design & Management lab sailed on Lake Erie at Port Clinton for their annual Lake Erie Walleye Fishing Charter earlier this week. Students in Conservation Science learned about fishing equipment, fish identification, fishing methods, and processing fish. The group came home with 25 walleye!! Students were able to watch the fish be processed in a facility once they returned to shore. Kyra Carpenter caught the first fish and the biggest fish of the day! Thank you to Fisherman's Wharf/Fishing Buddies and Rick & John (crew of the Miss Cindy) for taking us out! We appreciate it!! #MissCindyCharters #PortClinton #Fisherman'sWharf
Good luck to all of our students who are competing at BPA Nationals today & tomorrow!
KCCC students from Metal Fabrication & Welding, Health Technologies, Collision Repair, HVAC, Precision Machining, Culinary Arts, and Sports Medicine & Exercise Science competed in the SkillsUSA State competition in Columbus the past few days.
Congratulations to the following students on earning a place on the podium:
- Beau Keller (Precision Machining) 1st place in 2-Axis Turning
-Brandyn Thomas (Health Technologies) 2nd place in Medical Terminology
-Melinda Hart (Health Technologies) 3rd place in Phlebotomy
-Olivia Huffman, Abby Dickerson, Kendall Riel (Health Technologies) 3rd place in Career Pathway Health Tech Team
We are super proud of all of our students who competed!
Congratulations to the following students on earning a place on the podium:
- Beau Keller (Precision Machining) 1st place in 2-Axis Turning
-Brandyn Thomas (Health Technologies) 2nd place in Medical Terminology
-Melinda Hart (Health Technologies) 3rd place in Phlebotomy
-Olivia Huffman, Abby Dickerson, Kendall Riel (Health Technologies) 3rd place in Career Pathway Health Tech Team
We are super proud of all of our students who competed!
KCCC celebrated School Bus Driver Appreciation Day on Monday, May 4th! Huge thank you to our KCCC school bus drivers & our associate school bus drivers who transport students each day! We appreciate you!!!
Students in Building Trades have been putting their skills to good use in lab. A new classroom space within the lab is being constructed and our students, led by instructor Joe Stallard, have been involved every step of the way. Great experience for our students!!
Students in Building Trades learn how to construct a wide variety of projects from blueprint to completion.
Students in Building Trades learn how to construct a wide variety of projects from blueprint to completion.
Congratulations to Bryer Shipley on earning Student Teacher of the Year at MVNU! Bryer completed his student teaching experience with Mr. Matheney at KCCC this year. We'd also like to give a special shout out to Tara Murray, former Early Childhood Education student at KCCC, and current student at MVNU, on earning the "Extra Mile" award at MVNU's Education Department Awards Day last week.
Good luck to all of our students who are competing in the SkillsUSA State Competition today!!
It's Staff Appreciation Week at KCCC! We celebrated our staff on Monday with popcorn, chocolates, candy, and sweets in the library throughout the day! We appreciate all our staff!!
Health Technologies hosted a job fair this week! Students in Health Technologies had the opportunity to meet with future employers, ask questions, and fill out applications for jobs. Big thank you to all of our health care companies who came out and participated in our job fair!
Beau Keller, a senior in Precision Machining, worked to complete his state competition part. For the SkillsUSA State competition this year, students have to take a completed part to present to judges with set up sheets and programs ready. In addition to this, students will have to interview, take a CNC Theory test, perform CNC program trouble shooting and programming, and some precision measurement. Good luck to all of our Precision Machining students competing next week in the SkillsUSA State competition!
The Children's Garden is now open! Please enjoy this space and treat it with care. For more information on the hours the Children's Garden is open, please click the link. Thank you!
https://www.knoxcc.org/page/childrens-garden
https://www.knoxcc.org/page/childrens-garden
KCCC's Preschool children visited our Health Technologies lab. Students in Health Technologies taught the children about patient care, germs/handwashing, and dressing for surgery. One of many opportunities our children have to interact and learn from our students in the lab setting!
Evelyn Roush and Corrina Conrad, both in Culinary Arts, participated in the SkillsUSA State Baking and Pastry Competition at Columbus State Community College on Friday! Evelyn and Corrina represented KCCC extremely well!! Great job!!
KCCC's Spring Plant Sale, hosted by students in Landscape Design & Management, opened on Saturday and continues throughout this week. Thank you to everyone who has visited our sale! We are open all of this week from 8:15-10:45 am & 11:45 am-2:00 pm (or until sold out). Great opportunities for our students to interact with the public and assist customers!
Ms. Brenley, senior in Early Childhood Education, served as the lead teacher in KCCC's Preschool recently. Ms. Brenley taught children about flying insects. This included bees, butterflies, and ladybugs!
Some of the activities included:
-Making butterflies in art.
-Constructing paper airplanes and seeing if they fly in STEAM.
-Counting how many fireflies are in the jar in math.
Students in Early Childhood Education plan activities that engage children by utilizing effective preschool learning techniques.
Some of the activities included:
-Making butterflies in art.
-Constructing paper airplanes and seeing if they fly in STEAM.
-Counting how many fireflies are in the jar in math.
Students in Early Childhood Education plan activities that engage children by utilizing effective preschool learning techniques.
Ms. Kate, senior in Early Childhood Education, served as the lead teacher in KCCC's Preschool recently. Ms. Kate taught children about crawling insects! This included beetles and ants.
Some of the activities included:
-Drawing a crawling insect and telling a story about it.
-Creating an insect and adding it to the garden mural.
-Searching for insects in the sand.
Students in Early Childhood Education plan activities that engage children by utilizing effective preschool learning techniques.
Some of the activities included:
-Drawing a crawling insect and telling a story about it.
-Creating an insect and adding it to the garden mural.
-Searching for insects in the sand.
Students in Early Childhood Education plan activities that engage children by utilizing effective preschool learning techniques.
