Knox County Career Center’s (KCCC) Collision Repair program will host a Car Show/Cruise-in on Saturday, May 11th from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at KCCC. The event is being sponsored by Fredericktown Chevrolet. The entry fee is $20. All proceeds from the Car Show/Cruise-In go to Knox County Food for the Hungry. Local food trucks will be on-site along with food from KCCC’s Culinary Arts program. There will be raffles for prizes along with awards for Best Car, Best Truck, Best Motorcycle, Best 80’s and Below, Best Burnout, and Best Junker. The awards will begin at 3:00 pm. Thank you to Napa, O’Reilly’s, Advance Auto, Thorpe Garage, Mid Ohio, Valley ATV, and Donley Ford for donating items for this event. For those that have questions about the event, please contact Cory Adams, KCCC Collision Repair instructor, at cadams@knoxcc.org.
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
The Early Childhood Education juniors recently competed in the local Weekly CDA competition for Educators Rising. Students had to select a theme and plan 25 activities centered around that theme in 5 curriculum areas. They then prepared and taught 5 of those activities to the KCCC Preschool children. They finished by creating a display board and presenting their project to a panel of judges.
Results:
Top score: Liz Garcia
2nd Place: Kailey Clayton
3rd Place: Zandria Carson (not pictured)
Students in Health Technologies set up a Mock Physicians Office. They handed cards to staff members with fictitious names and symptoms they were to have when they arrived at the physician's office as a patient. Health Technologies students then had to greet and handle each situation as they would if they were in the workplace. Great educational activity for the students! Thank you to all who participated!
Students in Metal Fabrication & Welding took down a beam in the Automotive Technology lab last week. Thank you to Mr. Broseus and his students for their excellent work on this project to free up more space for the Automotive Technology lab!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
KCCC's Administration celebrated Staff Appreciation Week on Tuesday by bringing around cold tea and pop on the music cart! The staff at KCCC rocks!!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
National School Nurse Day
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Knox County Career Center’s (KCCC) Precision Machining program recently received an $18,000 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation to support scholarships.
Scholarships are to be awarded to students who are currently enrolled or will be enrolling in a CNC Technology Training or CNC Machining-Based Engineering program. The criteria for determining recipients of these scholarships will be determined by the program’s instructor and/or advisory committee.
The Gene Haas Foundation was established in 1999 by Gene Haas, founder and owner of Haas Automation, Inc., to support the needs of the local community, through grants to such local charities like the Boys and Girls Clubs, Food Share, Rescue Mission, and others.
Seeing a growing need for skilled manufacturing employees industry-wide, the Foundation expanded its mission to include support for manufacturing training programs throughout North America and beyond. By providing scholarship grants, sponsoring individual and team CNC competitions, and partnering with the very best CNC training programs in the world, the Foundation helps expand the availability of high-quality manufacturing technology training worldwide.
The Gene Haas Foundation donates millions of dollars every year to manufacturing education and the community. In 2022, the Gene Haas Foundation provided more than $27 million in grants, bringing the total since inception to more than $175 million.
Staff Appreciation Week
May 6-10, 2024
Students in Building Trades patched the asphalt by the greenhouse behind KCCC. Great job!!
Students in Building Trades work on a variety of community projects and projects here at KCCC as they prepare for a career in the Building Trades Industry!
Students in Culinary Arts visited Mitchell Hall at Columbus State Community College recently. Students took a general tour of the campus and culinary building. They learned about different hospitality degree pathways. Great educational field trip!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
KCCC celebrates our seniors with "Senior Spotlights" featuring each senior, their lab, the high school they are from, and their plans upon graduation. Congrats, seniors!!
May 6-10
Staff Appreciation Week
We love our staff! Monday we celebrated our staff with a light breakfast in the library!
Stay tuned for more posts and photos throughout the week to celebrate our wonderful staff!
