Knox County Career Center Schools

Check out this excellent resource on Career-Technical Education! https://education.ohio.gov/getattachment/Topics/Career-Tech/Career-Tech-Ohio/YourFutureYourWay.pdf.aspx?lang=en-US

KCCC's JROTC took a group of 25 students & a few staff members to Rickenbacker ANG Base for an incentive flight on a KC-135, with the 121st air refueling wing. We were able to fly on an actual mission. We were in the air for just over 2.5 hours, and we flew over 4 different states (Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Indiana). We were also able to view (from the bottom of the plane... the boom operator view) an in-air refueling of a C-7. What an exciting opportunity!! Everyone had a great time!!

Special Webinar to highlight Ohio Technical Centers (OTC) Wednesday, March 13 6:30-8:30 pm RSVP today!

Students in KCCC's JROTC competed in a drill meet at Stebbins High School near Dayton, OH recently. They competed against at least 10 other schools and placed 4th overall. We placed 2nd in JV armed IDR, 2nd Place in Armed Exhibition, and 2nd Place in Unarmed Exhibition. Additionally, we had 2 cadets, Adrianne Scott and Dillon Boyd place in the top 10 in the knockout drill competition. Congratulations!!

KCCC's Building Trades program recognized twelve students who earned the status of “Building Trades Elite.” “Building Trades Elite” (BT Elite) is a program generated by Colby Clippinger, KCCC Building Trades instructor, and the KCCC Building Trades Advisory Council that began in 2019-2020. The program’s criteria centers around attendance, discipline, industry credentialing, and extracurricular activities. A point system is set up where students earn points for attendance, grades, industry credentialing, and extracurricular activities. Students can lose points for being tardy, absent, and for discipline issues. In order to earn “BT Elite” status, students must earn 250 points and must maintain 250 points or higher until graduation to keep the “BT Elite” status. The “BT Elite” program is completely company-sponsored according to Clippinger. Students who earn “BT Elite” status are awarded a hoodie and an interview shirt. The companies pay for the hoodies and interview shirts. The hoodie has the Building Trades Elite crest on the back along with the company sponsors. The student’s name and “BT Elite” are on the front of the hoodie. The interview shirt has “BT Elite” and the student’s name on the front. Students (pictured L to R) Tanner Banbury, William Smith, Brock Stute, Lane Warner, Zachary Butler, Hope Moore, Matthew Milligan, Bryson Shaffner, Jordan Coole, Honesty Rimar, and Jaxson Kaiser earned “BT Elite” status recently and received their hoodies and interview shirts. Bryantt Kline also earned “BT Elite” status but is not pictured. Forty-five students from the Building Trades program have now earned “BT Elite” status since its inception. KCCC & the Building Trades program would like to thank the companies who sponsor “BT Elite”. Thank you to J & B Acoustical, Ohio Contractors Association, ProTech Basement Solutions, LiUNA! Local 1216, Kokosing, Corna Kokosing, Brennstuhl Construction, Modern Builders, Gray Mechanical, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 735, Holmes Rental & Sales, Meade Roofing Services, Small’s Sand & Gravel, Ellis Brothers, Igel, Ruhlin, and Rietschlin Construction for partnering with us!

Good luck to Luke, Jake, Trent, and Blake as they compete in the OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday!! We are proud of you!!

Students in Culinary Arts operate the coffee and bake shop at KCCC in the River Room Cafe. Students rang out a student customer this morning. Chef Russo also reviewed the plan for the day with students. Students in Culinary Arts manage and operate a full-service restaurant while obtaining certification.

Good luck to all of our students competing in the BPA State competition today!

Special Webinar to highlight Ohio Technical Centers (OTC) Wednesday, March 13 6:30-8:30 pm RSVP today!

Current sophomores - Still undecided about your plans for next school year? Our Landscape Design & Management program still has room! Visit knoxcc.org and click on Apply Now in the upper right-hand corner of the website. For more information on our Landscape Design & Management program check out the link below: https://www.knoxcc.org/o/knoxcc/page/landscape-design-management Questions: Email us at careereducation@knoxcc.org or call us at 740-397-5820.

Juniors and seniors in Building Trades were provided simons form panel training by Igel Construction's staff. Thank you to Janell Concrete for donating the simons form panels. Great opportunity for our students in Building Trades!

Students in Sports Medicine & Exercise Science learned about the different types of modalities that are used in the clinic setting, like electrical stimulation and ultrasound. They learned what they each do for the body, how to prep patients, and how to apply usage to meet the needs of the injury. Students in Sports Medicine & Exercise Science apply physical therapy, injury recognition, and athletic training to enhance rehabilitation.

Current sophomores - Still undecided about your plans for next school year? Our Precision Machining program still has room! For more information on our Precision Machining program check out the link below: https://www.knoxcc.org/o/knoxcc/page/precision-machining Questions: Email us at careereducation@knoxcc.org or call us at 740-397-5820.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

Juniors in Automotive Technology disassembled an engine to inspect it for any signs of failure. Students in Automotive Technology work on vehicles and mechanical systems in a modern automotive environment.

KCCC's Preschool children learned about community helpers and what they do in our neighborhoods. Mrs. Hall turned her library into the world of community helpers and allowed the children to try different jobs that we see in our town. A fun activity for our students! Thank you, Mrs. Hall!