National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) had the first meeting of the 2023-24 academic year. The NTHS officers led the meeting to discuss expectations and community service opportunities. The students are looking forward to meeting their goals individually and as a student organization while serving their community. The meeting began with a lesson on how we all have different backgrounds and paths, but we are all connected and it takes all of us to make the most difference.
Knox County College Night
Monday, September 25
6:30-8:00 pm
Energy Fieldhouse
KCCC's Senior Cosmetology students are ready to serve you! Thank you for your continued support of our program!
Representatives from Ariel spoke to students at KCCC last week about Ariel's Manufacturing Fundamentals Program and the application timeline. Ariel is holding a Fall Open House on Wednesday, October 11th. Students had the opportunity to learn more about Ariel and ask questions. We appreciate Ariel's partnership with us at KCCC!
CollegeU-Business juniors met to discuss ethical dilemmas during their Management and Organizational Behavior class. Each team came to the meeting with a dilemma and their professional advice after identifying the problem, possible actions, who would be affected, and the outcomes. Classmates had the opportunity to discuss and share additional thoughts and comments.
Students in CollegeU-Business earn a highly transferable Associates Degree in Business and a high school diploma at the same time.
Seniors in Early Childhood Education prepared activities for KCCC's preschool for this week! Mrs. Blaney, Ms. Jeremi, Ms. Angela, and Ms. Cathy were available for assistance and questions. Students were free to pick the activities that they wanted to experience with the preschool students! They had to work together and use their knowledge that they have acquired to make sure that they picked appropriate activities for the preschoolers!
Students in Early Childhood Education plan activities that engage children by utilizing effective preschool learning techniques.
Mrs. Gray and Mr. McWatters brought Student Council to United Way's Day of Caring. Students met with Halle Krajenski and Walt Lewis to learn about United Way. They also met with many organizations throughout Knox County to find out how they provide resources and opportunities for the community and to learn about volunteer opportunities.
KCCC Student Council students will use this visit to help plan service projects throughout the year!
Ohio Means Jobs is hosting a Career Fair
Wednesday, October 11
1:00-6:00 pm
Senior Meeting (Class of 2024)
KCCC's Senior Cosmetology students are ready to serve you! Thank you for your continued support of our program!
Career Fair Opportunity
September 28
5:00-8:00 pm
Payson Chavis & Michael Minton, juniors in Precision Machining, learned Milling Machine setup as they learn to tram the head of a bed mill.
Students in Precision Machining work daily with the same advanced equipment and techniques as industry leaders.
Knox County College Night
All local students invited to attend.
Don't miss out on this great opportunity!
Students in HVAC were given an introduction to the new HVAC units. Mr. Schmidt talked and guided students through the basics as they begin hands-on work.
Students in HVAC install, maintain, diagnose, and repair residential and light commercial heating, ventilating, air conditioning, refrigeration, and environmental controls.
Juniors in Culinary Arts learned basic knife skills and sauteing techniques. Students prepared sliced onions, minced garlic, concassed tomatoes and prepared a sauteed vegetable penne dish with a parmesan cream sauce.
Students in Culinary Arts plan, prepare, and cater meals for formal events and casual dining.
Coshocton Driver Training
Priority for Coshocton Driver Training School will be given to KCCC students. However, if all seats have not been filled within 2 weeks of the start date, students who do not attend KCCC will be accepted into the course. KCCC students are encouraged to sign up ASAP. Students who do not attend KCCC can get on the waiting list and will be notified if an opening is available.
Cost is $335 for in-class/in-car ($345 for non-KCCC students). Classes are available throughout the school year each month. All current KCCC students who are 15 years and 5 months can register for the class. Call (740) 552-1639 or email safedrivertraining@yahoo.com to register. Students will need to provide their first and last name along with their KCCC lab they are enrolled in.
The Knox Public Health Drive to Succeed Grant can support students who need assistance with funding. Any student who attends school in Knox County is able to apply for the Drive to Succeed Grant. All Knox County Career Center students are able to apply for the grant.
Click below for the grant application
https://5il.co/219pp
KCCC's Senior Cosmetology students are ready to serve you! Thank you for your continued support of our program!
We Remember - Please take a moment today to pause & remember.
9/11 Memorial & Museum:
https://www.911memorial.org/
Pentagon Memorial https://pentagonmemorial.org/
Flight 93 National Memorial https://www.nps.gov/flni/index.htm
Seniors in Pre-Professional Mentorship visited the Children's Garden and played a team building game of 'count to 20'.
Pre-Professional Mentorship is a senior-only program at KCCC where students get to explore various career fields and college majors while making connections in local businesses.
Universal Technical Institute (UTI) was at KCCC this week to share information on options for technical training after high school.
All KCCC students will participate in the KCCC Mini College Fair on Monday, September 25 during the school day. Students will have the opportunity to talk with additional schools about post-high school training options.
All local families are invited to attend Knox County College Night on Monday, September 25 from 6:30-8:00 pm at Energy Fieldhouse in Mount Vernon.
