HVAC juniors learned the basic fundamentals of installing and roughing in plumbing for bathroom fixtures. HVAC students learn about HVAC service and installation while becoming EPA certified.
Students in HVAC develop skills in the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) aspects for HVAC systems.
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.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
Students in Sports Medicine & Exercise Science and Individualized Career Exploration (I.C.E.) collaborated together for their weekly movement education and fitness session. Students receive instructions during these sessions on how to properly perform skills. Great collaboration amongst our programs!
Knox County Career Center (KCCC) students competed in SkillsUSA Regional and Super Regional competitions recently.
SkillsUSA is one of KCCC’s Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) in which our students compete and participate in. KCCC had 19 students compete in the SkillsUSA Regional and Super Regional competitions, in which 9 of them qualified for the SkillsUSA State competition on March 18th.
KCCC will have 17 students competing at the SkillsUSA State competition–9 from the regional and super regional competitions and 8 more students who are competing in “straight-to-state” SkillsUSA competitions (did not have to qualify in a regional or super regional competition).
The following students competed in SkillsUSA Regional and Super Regional competitions but did not advance to the state competition: Payton Peters, Ella Bouton, Rylei Schulties, Jonathan Cunningham, Landon Pfleiderer, Ethan Moore, Jay Stapleton, Wayde Denuit, Adiel Bressi, and Dalton Curtis.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
Juniors in Digital Media & Software Development created a Lego stop motion animation (movie). Students will edit their creation in Premiere Pro where they also will add sound effects and background music. Students are learning how to use Adobe's Premiere Pro in order to edit video and work towards an Adobe certification for the Premiere Pro program.
Students in Digital Media & Software Development learn the fundamentals of video production and sound, 3D Modeling and Animation, and create dynamic publications with Photoshop and Illustrator.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
KCCC students in CollegeU-Business and National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) visited with Mrs. Scott's children at Columbia Elementary on Valentine's Day. Our students assisted children with a Valentine's craft and then went outside and played with children at recess. Great activity for our students to participate in!
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The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
Ms. Cheyanne, a senior in Early Childhood Education (ECE), taught lessons on Llama Llama. Children learned that Llama Llama teaches us how to share, how to be good friends, and about big emotions. Children participated in the following activities in learning about Llama Llama:
-Llama number match in math
-Create your own llama in art
-Make your own llama puppet
Students in ECE have fun preparing children for kindergarten!
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
Ms. Zandria, a senior in Early Childhood Education (ECE), taught lessons on Community helps/Paw Patrol. Children learned that there are many different community helper jobs and that it's kind to thank all of our community helpers. Children participated in the following activities as they learned about community helpers:
-Children had their own community in dramatic play including a market, firehouse, bakery and a house.
-They made a thank you poster for our school’s community helpers to see.
-They also made their favorite Paw Patrol characters in art.
Students in ECE have fun preparing children for kindergarten! Thanks, Ms. Zandria!
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
The Associates Degree in Business Management earned by CollegeU-Business students mandates students to complete 168 hours of experience in the field during their last semester. Partnering with local businesses, students are given the opportunity to assess and use the concepts and ideals learned during their two years in the program. This time spent in the "real world of business" is priceless.
