Knox County Career Center Schools

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!

Ariel representatives visited KCCC this week to talk with students about the history of Ariel, what they do, and highlighted Ariel's High School Manufacturing Fundamentals Program. Great opportunity for our students! Big thank you to the Ariel representatives for coming out to speak with our students!

Seniors in Automotive Technology inspected a vehicle and diagnosed the issue. Student then repaired the vehicle back to factory specifications.

Students in Automotive Technology work on vehicles and mechanical systems in a modern automotive environment.

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!

Students in Landscape Design & Management trimmed bushes in the Children's Garden recently. Landscape Design & Management students maintain KCCC's grounds during the school year! Thank you for all your hard work!!

Students in Individualized Career Exploration worked with Mr. Hubbard and Mrs. Totten in preparation for KCCC's Advisory Dinner coming up next month. Students in Individualized Career Exploration work on efficiency with task completion, problem-solving skills, and time management.

Congratulations to Gage Cook, a senior in Building Trades, on earning his Interim Credential with the Electrical Training Alliance-IBEW. We are proud of you!!

Juniors in Precision Machining worked on indicating a vise on a milling machine and set the tram on a milling machine.

Students in Precision Machining invent, design, and manufacture the tools and components for a wide range of production needs.

Chef Russo gave juniors in Culinary Arts an intro to sauteed technique. He sauteed chicken and veggies and combined it with pasta and a garlic herb cream sauce.

Students in Culinary Arts work side by side with a professional chef to create gourmet foods, cakes, and pastries with artistic presentation.

KCCC has released the first quarterly newsletter of the 2025-2026 school year. Please click the link below to view.
https://www.knoxcc.org/article/2412744

Early Childhood Education (ECE) seniors played games and activities with children from KCCC's Preschool yesterday afternoon!

Students in ECE plan activities that engage children by utilizing effective preschool learning techniques.

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Moments of Silence
We will never forget!

Juniors in Metal Fabrication and Welding worked on stick welding in lab last week. Students in Metal Fabrication and Welding use modern equipment and welding techniques to fabricate, assemble, and repair metal components.

Driver Training Information
Please review the images in this post on the new law for driver training. There is also dates and information for Coshocton Driver Training.
Information was emailed out to parents and students regarding this new law, along with Coshocton Driver Training dates, Drive to Succeed Grant application, and guidelines.
If you have questions please contact Mrs. Schmidt at lschmidt@knoxcc.org.

KCCC students gathered at the end of last week for our fall sports & extracurricular activities photo. A lot of our students are heavily involved with their associate school's athletic programs and extracurriculars. We appreciate our partnership with our associate schools!!

2 weeks from today!!
Knox County College Night
Tuesday, September 23
6:30-8:00 pm
Energy Fieldhouse

Pre-Professional Mentorship students worked in groups and spent time out in the Children’s Garden evaluating scenarios surrounding business ethics dilemmas. Groups were given six different scenarios in which they had to discuss their different points of view and identify possible solutions to the ethical dilemmas.

Students in Pre-Professional Mentorship work side by side with professionals while studying business management.