Representatives from Environmental Management Inc (EMI) and Ahlum & Arbor Tree Preservation came to KCCC this week to help train and educate students from our Landscape Design & Management program as they prepare for the Landscape Olympics next week. Great experience for our students!! Thank you, EMI & Ahlum & Arbor Tree Preservation!!
Friday, October 10
NO SCHOOL
Teacher PD Day
NO SCHOOL
Teacher PD Day
KCCC's JROTC will hold the 11th annual Raider Competition this Saturday, October 11th at 8:30 am at Ariel Foundation Park. There will be 13 schools and 25 teams from across two states competing in this event. Spectators are welcome and food trucks will be available. Come out and support our students as they compete against some of the best teams in the region.
Schedule & Map
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Schedule & Map
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Students in Collision Repair sprayed a single-stage paint coat on rims for an equipment trailer. Students in Collision Repair design, paint, and refinish vehicles using modern welding, sanding, masking, painting, and creative airbrush procedures.
Seniors in Automotive Technology diagnosed a low-compression issue by removing cylinder heads and inspected them for mechanical failure. Students worked side by side with an ASE Master Technician to ensure every repair meets factory standards.
Seniors in Health Technologies practiced testing blood glucose levels with capillary sticks in lab.
Students in Health Technologies apply advanced healthcare concepts, processes, and diagnostic procedures in a clinical environment.
Students in Health Technologies apply advanced healthcare concepts, processes, and diagnostic procedures in a clinical environment.
The Knox County Career Center HVAC program recognized three students who earned “On Track with HVAC” status. Landon Ball, Jude Kirk, and Leonard "Tre" Copeland all completed the necessary requirements to earn “On Track with HVAC” status.
“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.
“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
KCCC's Ag Soils & Urban Soils team competed in the District event recently. Congratulations to our Ag Soils team, which consisted of Weston Bostic, Galen Ruprecht, Charley Beheler, Ethan Hurlow, and Jaxon Plumly, on finishing in first place!! Bostic finished in 2nd place individually overall and Ruprecht finished in 3rd place overall.
The Ag Soils team will compete in the State Soils event on Saturday, October 11th.
The Ag Soils team will compete in the State Soils event on Saturday, October 11th.
KCCC's FFA members competed in the District Soils event recently. In Ag Soils, KCCC placed 1st out of 16 teams. The Ag Soils team consisted of Weston Bostic (2nd place overall), Galen Ruprecht (3rd place overall), Charley Beheler, Ethan Hurlow, and Jaxon Plumly. The Urban Soils team placed 12th overall. The Urban Soils team consisted of Sara Wilson, Kyra Carpenter, Hudson Henry, Logan Marcell, and Grady Row.
The Ag Soils team will be competing in the State Soils event on Saturday, October 11th.
KCCC hosted a college fair last week in the gym. Various colleges & universities attended the event. Students had the opportunity to get information and ask questions about all of the opportunities and majors each college offered. Thank you to Mrs. Bush & Mrs. Nowicki for their work on setting this day up for our students!
KCCC's Ag Soil team finished in 2nd place in the county. The top give who qualified for Districts were Galen Ruprecht, Weston Bostic, Jaxon Plumly, Charley Beheler, and Ethan Hurlow. The Urban Soil team consisted of Kyra Carpenter, Brandon Derflinger, Grady Row, Hudson Henry, Logan Marsell, and Sara Wilson. Galen Ruprecht finished 3rd overall in the county.
Congratulations!!!
*Stay tuned for District highlights tomorrow (Thursday)!
Congratulations!!!
*Stay tuned for District highlights tomorrow (Thursday)!
Students in Individualized Career Exploration prepared for the Advisory Dinner, which will take place this Thursday evening at KCCC. Students rolled 300 silverware sets in napkins and put centerpieces together for the event.
KCCC's Future Focused, soft skills initiative continues! Our September Focus was Professional Communication.
In September, the KCCC community focused on developing the employability skill of professional communication. KCCC staff and students kicked off the month’s focus with an activity that included a message from the University of Alabama and NFL standout Damien Harris about the importance of proactive communication and owning mistakes. Students engaged in conversations throughout the month about what professional communication looks like, the consequences of not using professional communication, and did some role playing to drive the message home.
Future Focused is an initiative about the importance of soft skills, equipping students with the tools to be employable. KCCC's industry partners note soft skills as a key to professional success. Through Future Futured, KCCC strives to teach students to be professional, be prepared, and be future focused.
In September, the KCCC community focused on developing the employability skill of professional communication. KCCC staff and students kicked off the month’s focus with an activity that included a message from the University of Alabama and NFL standout Damien Harris about the importance of proactive communication and owning mistakes. Students engaged in conversations throughout the month about what professional communication looks like, the consequences of not using professional communication, and did some role playing to drive the message home.
Future Focused is an initiative about the importance of soft skills, equipping students with the tools to be employable. KCCC's industry partners note soft skills as a key to professional success. Through Future Futured, KCCC strives to teach students to be professional, be prepared, and be future focused.
KCCC experienced vandalism the past two summers in the Children's Garden. These acts of vandalism prompted KCCC to pursue more extensive security measures in order to keep the Children's Garden open. KCCC applied for grants to receive funding for the security measures and received $7,000 from the Knox County Foundation, and $2,500 from the Knox County Safety Council. KCCC contributed the remaining $2,700.
"We are so grateful for the Knox County Foundation and the Knox County Safety Council for providing funds to enhance security measures in the Children's Garden. These measures will assist us in keeping the Garden open to the community," Superintendent Kathy Greenich shared.
"We are so grateful for the Knox County Foundation and the Knox County Safety Council for providing funds to enhance security measures in the Children's Garden. These measures will assist us in keeping the Garden open to the community," Superintendent Kathy Greenich shared.
Seniors in Cosmetology took a field trip recently to the Premiere Columbus Hair Show. Great experience for our students!!
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.
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.
