KCCC seniors are able to earn the opportunity to take their career tech skills to businesses and industry during their senior year by meeting academic grade, attendance, behavior, and performance expectations in their career tech lab and academic classes.
Happy Thanksgiving!
COSHOCTON DRIVER TRAINING Cost is $335 for in-class/in-car ($345 for non-KCCC students) Classes are available throughout the year. All current & incoming KCCC students who are 15 years and 5 months can register for the class. Call 740-552-1639 or email safedrivertraining@yahoo.com to register. Students will need to provide their first and last name along with the KCCC lab they are enrolled in. The Knox Public Health Drive to Succeed Grant can support students who need assistance with funding.
See the guidelines and application below.
Guidelines https://5il.co/2n4q5
Application https://5il.co/219pp
Mrs. Swanson’s STEM classes constructed haunted houses as a final project for their architecture unit. Students’ researched American architectural styles and elements, learned to draw isometric figures, created to scale elevation drawings, and combined all skills to construct a haunted house. Great job on the project!!
8th graders from Centerburg, Clear Fork, Danville, East Knox, Fredericktown, and Mount Vernon visited KCCC last week to learn more about Career Technical Education (CTE). It was great having the students in our labs! Thank you for coming!
Have a great Thanksgiving Break!
Students in our Individualized Career Exploration (I.C.E.) program assisted with the set up for Columbia Elementary School's Thanksgiving Feast! Great job!!
Students in I.C.E. assist with various community events throughout the school year!
Students in Mrs. Swanson’s Astronomy class practice using astrolabes and compasses. The students constructed their own astrolabes to measure altitude and used compasses to find azimuth. These are two skills essential to any astronomy student!
KCCC seniors are able to earn the opportunity to take their career tech skills to businesses and industry during their senior year by meeting academic grade, attendance, behavior, and performance expectations in their career tech lab and academic classes.
Students in the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) at KCCC visited with Columbia Elementary children. Students had a chance to put together a Thanksgiving activity with children in Mrs. Scott's class. Our students then had the opportunity to join them for recess! Thank you to Mrs. Scott & Columbia Elementary School for having us out for the visit!
Knox County Career Center's library, led by Mrs. Jane Hall, collected new or gently used books for children whose homes & schools were devastated by Hurricane Helene.
Mrs. Hall led the charge at KCCC as teachers & staff donated 9 full boxes of books, along with some new workbooks and puzzles. Books ranged from toddler/preschool up to young adult/teen.
JC Auto, which makes a few trips a months to deliver donations, volunteered to deliver the books for KCCC.
Thank you to Mrs. Hall for organizing this effort and all the teachers & staff for their donations & support and to JC Auto for delivering the books!
Good luck to Danville tonight in the Regional Finals!!
The Blue Devils take on Eastern HS at 7:00 pm at Logan High School.
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Open House & First Chance Application Night! We raised over $400 for Knox County Food for the Hungry! It was a great night!
IMPORTANT: The Dunk Tank featuring Mr. Riggle tonight at Open House will be in the LANDSCAPE DESIGN & MANAGEMENT lab (not the cafe)!! Be sure to stop by for a chance to dunk Mr. Riggle! All proceeds benefit Food for the Hungry!!
TONIGHT is the NIGHT! Our Open House & First Chance Application Night is from 4:30-6:30 pm. We look forward to seeing you!!
Grab some dinner at On the Rise Bar-B-Que or Buddy's Local Eats and stop by our River Room Cafe for something to drink or to snack on.
Bring your cash for a chance to knock Mr. Riggle in the water as he'll be in the Dunk Tank! All proceeds go to Food for the Hungry!
For those students who are applying tonight - Click the link below for directions. There was also a hard copy of the directions in the folder you received at Sophomore Visit Day earlier this week.
https://5il.co/2y7qp
Reminder: If you can't make it tonight, the application window is open from 4:30 pm - midnight!
KCCC High School and Preschool will be operating on a two-hour delay today, Wednesday, November 20.
Caresource will be here this Thursday from 4:30-6:30 pm at our Open House to answer any questions you may have!
We look forward to seeing you at our Open House & First Chance Application Night!
Reminder: Bring your cash for a chance to dunk Mr. Riggle in the Dunk Tank!! All proceeds benefit Food for the Hungry!! Check out this video by two members of KCCC's Student Council! https://youtu.be/zwwsl5juer0?feature=shared
We are 2 days away!!! Knox County Career Center will host Open House & First Chance Application Night on Thursday, November 21st from 4:30-6:30 pm. This event will be open to the public. Business partners, alumni, and community members, along with current students and their families will be in attendance in career tech labs to meet potential students (sophomores & juniors) and their families, answer questions, and share their experiences.
Current sophomores & juniors can apply to KCCC from 4:30-6:30 pm in person or apply online from 4:30-midnight.
Student Council is sponsoring a dunk tank featuring Mr. Riggle as we look to raise money for Knox County Food for the Hungry. Bring your cash to purchase attempts at putting Mr. Riggle in the water! T-shirts will also be available for purchase with proceeds benefiting Food for the Hungry.
If you have any questions about this event, feel free to reach out to us by email at careereducation@knoxcc.org or call us at 740-397-5820.
Mrs. Swanson and Mr. Schmidt took HAVC students to the Energy Career Event sponsored by the Ohio Energy Project. Students learned about Ohio careers in the energy field, as well as break out sessions on networking, resume and interview skills, and entrepreneurship. Students ended the event by visiting career exploration stations from employers, colleges, and municipalities.
