Hunter Schrienk, Brenley Higgins, Vinnie Morgan, Ace Ballmar, Mason Berry, Kaden Awwiller, Zoey Horlacher, Isabella Short, Gage Kearns, Eden Smith, Gabe Dalrymple, Shade Fath, Natalie Gourley, Kenzi Staats, Caden Hammons, Jordan Crane, Noah Harrison, Wade Nissley, Zach Hoar, Abigail Appleman, Rowan Lang, Luke Ross, Logan Autherson, and Leeam Stoddard. Great job!
Not pictured: Vinnie Morgan, Gage Kearns, and Leeam Stoddard
Knox County Career Center’s (KCCC) JROTC held their 11th annual Raider Competition recently at Ariel Foundation Park.
The event featured 13 schools and 25 teams from across two states. The overall champion of the competition was Beavercreek High School’s A team followed by Green High School’s A team in second place. Beavercreek High School’s B team rounded out the top three in third place.
KCCC’s A team finished in fourth place overall and the KCCC B team finished in tenth place overall.
“This year’s competition was once again a tremendous success. We were thrilled to welcome students from across Ohio, along with a dedicated team from Pennsylvania. The event offers a physically demanding environment that challenges young cadets and fosters personal growth. Through the experience, they learn to push beyond their perceived physical limits, work cohesively as a team, and demonstrate leadership and encouragement when it matters most,” said KCCC’s Colonel Salvucci.
He added, “It’s in this setting that we help shape today’s youth into tomorrow’s responsible citizens, ready to lead their country. I find it incredibly rewarding to provide this opportunity for growth–and even more inspiring to witness it unfold in real time.”
Check out this resource for Safer Ohio School Tip Line at the link below.
https://ohioschoolsafetycenter.ohio.gov/pre-k-12-schools/safer-ohio-school-tip-line
This resource is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week.
Thursday, October 30th
5:00-7:00 pm
Questions: Email Mrs. Blaney at rblaney@knoxcc.org
A huge thank you to Eric and Kyle for taking the time to show us around and explain all the amazing work that keeps our community’s water safe!
Students also practiced being Future Focused by greeting professionals with confident handshakes and thoughtful questions.
1st Place - Kenzi Staats
2nd Place - Natalie Gourley
3rd Place - Gracie Stallard
Pictured (L-R): Staats, Gourley, Stallard
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Students in Health Technologies apply advanced healthcare concepts, processes, and diagnostic procedures in a clinical environment.
“On Track with HVAC” is a program generated by Brad Schmidt, HVAC instructor at KCCC, and the KCCC HVAC Advisory Committee. In order to earn “On Track with HVAC” status, students must complete all credentials that are provided in the HVAC program, pass a drug test, miss a maximum of eight days or less of school in their junior year, and be employed through a local company through KCCC’s Work-Based Learning program. Students who earn “On Track with HVAC” receive a tool bag full of hand tools and an electric meter to kick-start their career in the HVAC field. This opportunity is made possible by the HVAC Advisory Committee, which is made up of local industry partners who support KCCC’s HVAC program and industry.
KCCC & the HVAC program would like to thank the businesses that sponsor “On Track with HVAC”. Thank you to Lapp Heating & Cooling, IBEW 688, Universal Enterprise Inc., Coffing Electric, Advantage Air, and Mac Heating & Cooling.
October is School Safety Month in Ohio! KCCC families - Be on the lookout for a safety mailing in the coming week that ties into Ohio's School Safety Month. At KCCC, school safety is a top priority! Check the the promo video on the Ohio School Safety Center website. https://ohioschoolsafetycenter.ohio.gov/pre-k-12-schools/student-resources
