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.
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.
Stephen Moore from Black Sheer Graphics provided a demo for Collision Repair students on how to do a vinyl wrap on a bus. This project was for the Giving Hope Charity. We appreciate Black Sheer Graphics coming out for this demo!
PPG provided training on collision repair for the SkillsUSA state competition. Students in Collision Repair, along with students from several other programs at KCCC, will compete in the SkillsUSA state competition this Tuesday and Wednesday in Columbus. Thank you to PPG for providing the training! We appreciate it!
Mrs. Gray's math class celebrated Pi Day last week. The morning classes made "Pi" pancakes, and the afternoon classes had round food, including pie! Students also participated in a Pi digit competition! Fun, creative activity to engage students in learning!
Knox County Career Center (KCCC) students competed in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) State competition held in Columbus, Ohio on March 10 & 11.
KCCC had 14 students qualify for nationals in the BPA State competition. The 14 national qualifiers from KCCC will have the option to compete in the BPA National Leadership Conference in Orlando, FL May 7-11.
KCCC’s 14 students who qualified for BPA Nationals include 7 students from CollegeU-Business (CLGU), 6 students from Computer Network Technology (CNT), and 1 student from Pre-Professional Mentorship (PPM). Ethan Kapper (CNT) won first place in Server Administration Using Microsoft. Aiden Colgan (CNT) won second place in Linux Operating System Fundamentals. Laura Page (CLGU) won second place in Economic Research Individual. Elizabeth Swartzentruber (CLGU) won second place in Fundamental Spreadsheet Applications. Elliott Anderson, Hunter Brooks, Tyler Ing, and Ryan Snyder (CNT) won second place in Network Design Team. Lillian Allen (PPM) won third place in Health Administration Procedures. Isaiah Campbell, Austin Hammond, Sami Lacksonen, and Carter Thompson (CLGU) won third place in Financial Analyst Team. Kayleen Small (CLGU) won eighth place in Business Law & Ethics.
KCCC also had 9 other students who placed in the BPA State Top 10 but did not qualify for nationals. Those students include: Luke Overholt and Jacob Spaulding (CLGU) in Small Business Management Team, Carson Hammond (CLGU) in Banking & Finance, Tessa Wahl (CLGU) Entrepreneurship, Tanner Nutter (CLGU) in Ethics & Professionalism, and Hannah Blubaugh, Leon Cornette, Joslynn Rine, and Olivia Stone (DMSD) in Visual Design Team.
Juniors in Cosmetology worked on performing pedicures recently. Stay tuned - We will be releasing information in the upcoming week about juniors offering Cosmetology services to the public!
Students in Cosmetology experience a full-service interactive salon environment providing hair, nail, and skin care services.
Students in Building Trades are working on the construction of a storage building at KCCC. Our Building Trades students have been involved in all of the planning aspects of the project.
Students in Building Trades construct a wide variety of projects from blueprint to completion.
Friday, March 14
NO SCHOOL
Teacher PD Day
Seniors in Culinary Arts worked with gelatin to make Panna Cotta. Students used eggs to make custards and mousse as well. Students made Chocolate Mousse, Vanilla Panna Cotta, Raspberry Panna Cotta, Custard Pie, and Creme Carmel. Great job!!
Students in Culinary Arts work side by side with a professional chef to create gourmet foods, cakes, and pastries with artistic presentation.
Juniors in Mrs. Metzger's AgScience classes received Boater Ed certification recently. Thank you to the Natural Resources Officers for coming out to provide the training and certification. We appreciate it!!
Mrs. Blaney and Mrs. Gray took the Early Childhood Education juniors to the Educator's Rising Conference at Capital University. Students attended sessions on play-based learning, mental health, and more. The keynote speakers were Ohio's Teacher of the Year, Danee Pickney, and Corwyn Collier. Corwyn Collier is a Purple Heart Army veteran. He challenged students to believe in themselves and remember that they only have one life to live, and it's a journey. Students also attended a college fair.
EMI representatives spoke with juniors and seniors in Landscape Design & Management about what EMI does as a company and the different employment opportunities there. They also worked with students on cost estimation and irrigation in preparation for the upcoming NCLC competition in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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.
