There will be a Knox County Career Center Records Commission meeting at 2:00 pm on Wednesday, June 25 at 2:00 pm.

KCCC Senior Awards Ceremony
Thursday, May 22
6:00 pm at MVNU's Ariel Arena (MVNU's official address is 800 Martinsburg Road)
Please enter MVNU via Martinsburg Road or Mount Vernon Avenue. Please follow the signs back to Ariel Arena. KCCC staff members will be on site to direct you where to park. We have handicap accessible parking as well.
We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2025 with you!!
*We will have a video link for the Senior Awards Ceremony that we will post to our social media outlets and send via a FinalForms email tomorrow (Thursday).
Thank you!

KCCC's Health Technologies students hosted a blood drive in partnership with the American Red Cross today. Thank you to all of those who gave blood! We appreciate it!!

Football Friday Night! Good luck to our associate school football teams who are competing in the OHSAA Playoffs tonight!

Mrs. Gray's Geometry class practiced angle relationships with parallel lines and transversals in KCCC's Children's Garden. Students partnered up and identified angle relationships and properties. Students had a competition to see which pairs could stand in the correct angle relationship first. Great to get outside for this fun activity!!




KCCC's FFA joined over 80,000 FFA members at the 98th annual National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. Students had the opportunity to attend various sessions and trainings at the convention. Great learning experience for our students!!

REMINDER! Trick or Treat at KCCC is TONIGHT! Come walk the halls of KCCC to enjoy crafts in the library, carnival style games in the cafeteria as well as face painting and trick or treating stops along the way! Please make sure you bring a bucket or bag for all the goodies and prizes. We look forward to seeing you on TONIGHT!!

KCCC's FFA toured Louisville Slugger bat factor and Newport Aquarium on the way out to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. Great experiences for our students!

Our seniors in Cosmetology are open to the public! Please call between 11:45 am and 2:30 pm to schedule your appointment or if you have a question about our services. Our phone number is 740-397-5820 x3107. We look forward to serving you!!

5th grade girls from the Danville Elementary ROX program visited KCCC last week. They toured all the heavy labs along with the Computer Network Technology lab. The girls were given tours by students in the labs, and they got to hear from some of the female students in those labs. Great opportunity to plant seeds early for possible future careers!!


Juniors in Cosmetology learned the procedure for permanent waving and highlights through a cap during lab recently. Students in Cosmetology experience a full-service interactive salon environment providing hair, nail, and skin care services.





KCCC celebrated Red Ribbon Week (Oct. 17-21) as part of October's School Safety Month! Student Council did an excellent job of organizing themes and activities throughout the week. Each day had it's own theme and students enjoyed karaoke, root beer floats, and cookies during lunch! Thank you, Student Council, Mrs. Rine, and Mrs. Gray for a fun-filled week!


In October, KCCC students focused on developing the employability skills of a professional appearance and handshake. KCCC staff and students kicked off the month with an interactive lesson on giving a professional handshake and how to introduce yourself. We used a variety of methods to reinforce these skills throughout the month.
"Future Focused" is an initiative about the importance of soft skills, which equip students with tools to be employable. KCCC's industry partners note soft skills as a key to professional success. Through our "Future Focused" initiative, KCCC is striving to teach students to be professional, be prepared, and be future focused.
"Future Focused" is an initiative about the importance of soft skills, which equip students with tools to be employable. KCCC's industry partners note soft skills as a key to professional success. Through our "Future Focused" initiative, KCCC is striving to teach students to be professional, be prepared, and be future focused.


In October, KCCC students focused on developing the employability skills of a professional appearance and handshake. KCCC staff and students dick off the month with an interactive lesson on how to give a professional handshake and introduce yourself. We used a variety of methods to reinforce a professional appearance and handshake throughout the month.
"Future Focused" is an initiative about the importance of soft skills, which quip students with tools to be employable. KCCC's industry partners note soft skills as a key to professional success. Through the "Future Focused" initiative, KCCC is striving to teach students to be professional, be prepared, and be future focused.
"Future Focused" is an initiative about the importance of soft skills, which quip students with tools to be employable. KCCC's industry partners note soft skills as a key to professional success. Through the "Future Focused" initiative, KCCC is striving to teach students to be professional, be prepared, and be future focused.


Mrs. Kallay's senior English classes prepared for Mock Interviews the past two weeks. Students worked on tying ties and worked on their interview questions. Good luck to all of our students tomorrow!

As we enter cold and flu season, please keep the information in this post at the forefront when making a decision on whether to stay home or come to school.
If you have a question, please call us or email us at the phone number and email addresses provided.
If you have a question, please call us or email us at the phone number and email addresses provided.

Come walk the halls of KCCC to enjoy crafts in the library, carnival style games in the cafeteria as well as face painting and trick or treating stops along the way! Please make sure you bring a bucket or bag for all the goodies and prizes. We look forward to seeing you on October 30th!!

KCCC's English teachers have spent weeks teaching students about the importance of putting together a quality resume and proper etiquette, attire, and all things involving an interview in preparation for KCCC's Mock Interview Day!
We are looking forward to a great day of interviews tomorrow!
We are looking forward to a great day of interviews tomorrow!






Mrs. Hall & Mrs. Dugan held a PBIS "Desserts & Games" celebration in the library on Friday. Students could use their career center cash to come down to the library 8th & 9th period and enjoy time with friends as they ate some great desserts, prepared by KCCC's Culinary Arts students, and played games. It was a fun event for our students!!




Congratulations to Landon King, senior in HVAC, for earning "On Track with HVAC" status!
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.
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.

