Mr. Matheney & Mrs. Troyer taught students how to balance a checkbook recently. Mr. Moore was working with students on filling out a bank deposit slip. Our teachers and staff enjoy teaching students the basics to succeed in everyday life!
Seniors in Metal Fabrication & Welding worked to replace and fix a piece on a straight plow. Students in Metal Fabrication & Welding use modern equipment and welding techniques to fabricate, assemble, and repair metal components.
Seniors in Cosmetology worked on creating their own fantasy haircolor project. They had a great time being creative.
Students in Cosmetology prepare for a stylish career in the field of Cosmetology!
Mr. Clippinger, KCCC's Building Trades instructor, provided OSHA 10 Training to Metal Fabrication & Welding, Building Trades, and Landscape Design & Management students recently. OSHA 10 Training's purpose is to promote workplace safety and health and to make workers more knowledgeable about workplace hazards and their rights.
While Metal Fabrication & Welding students were getting OSHA 10 trained, Mr. Broseus, KCCC's Metal Fabrication & Welding instructor, taught Building Trades & Landscape Design & Management students how to weld.
Great example of our programs working together!
KCCC's Student Council and Pre-Profesional Mentorship hosted a sewing service project for Ryan's Case for Smiles. Students learned about the organization and the needs of patients and families at Nationwide Children's Hospital. Our students learned to use a sewing machine and serger to create pillowcases. They sewed, ironed, and serged 74 pillowcases to donate to children in the hospital. Thank you Ryan's Case for Smiles for the opportunity to learn and serve with you!
This group of students just completed KCCC's first Pharmacology class (first semester)! Great job! Mrs. Rine really enjoyed teaching this course and she had a great first group of students!
HVAC juniors and seniors visited the IBEW/Electrical Apprenticeship Training Facility in Newark. Students learned about the Apprenticeship "earn while you learn" opportunity. Students participated in hands-on training activities throughout the day.
Great education opportunity for our students!!
A representative from Ohio Technical College (OTC) visited KCCC recently to speak with students in Collision Repair about opportunities at OTC. Great opportunity for our students!
Ms. Paige (Early Childhood Education) did all of the lesson plans for this past week in KCCC's Preschool on our Space Unit! Some of the concepts that we covered were:
“There are many faraway objects in space, like moons, stars, planets and asteroids.”
“We live on the planet Earth!
The projects that are on display are name constellations! They were done in the writing center to help the students with writing the letters of their names and putting them in the correct order!
Other activities included: having our own space station, writing in moon dust, stamping space shapes, counting stars, and investigating the solar system!
Seniors in Individualized Career Exploration (I.C.E.) covered tables and did pocket napkin folds to set up an awards banquet for the Mount Vernon Fire Department recently.
Great opportunity for our students to assist with a community event!
Second-quarter Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports (PBIS) rewards were distributed to students with perfect and exemplary attendance, and students who made the honor roll or merit roll. Great job!
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.
Seniors in Pre-Professional Mentorship (PPM) participated in Lifepoint Church's Backpacks for Hope program. Backpacks for Hope provides bags of food for local children in need. Students from PPM learned all about this program and prepared bags of food for each child, and organized them by school, so they could be delivered by a Lifepoint Church representative.
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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 students from Computer Network Technology, Pre-Professional Mentorship, Digital Media & Software Development, and CollegeU-Business competed in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Region IV Competition last week. Students competed in a variety of categories against the following schools: Delaware Area Career Center, Highland HS, Tri-Rivers Career Center, and Rutherford B. Hayes HS. Thank you to our community partners for judging the event!! We appreciate you!!
We're hiring! A full-time High School CollegeU-Business instructor is available at Knox County Career Center. Apply now at https://www.knoxcc.org/page/employment-opportunities
Students in HVAC worked on a custom project to fine-tune their skills in soldering and brazing.
Students in HVAC at Knox County Career Center work with sheet metal and learn soldering and brazing skills.
