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  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 5/16

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update -  May 2025     Important Dates- MAY 19- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 23- Spring Picnic 26- Memorial Day- No School 29- Senior Awards Ceremony, Last Day of School 29- Virtual Day for all Students 30- Last Day for Teachers   ***May 29th is the last day for all students and also a VIRTUAL DAY. There will be no in person classes that day. ***MCCTC's Senior Awards Ceremony will be on Thursday, May 29th at 9:00 am at Powers Auditorium. Click HERE for the senior letter that was mailed home to parents!   MCCTC & Valley STEM Summer Camp Information We are thrilled to announce that registration is now open for the 2025 MCCTC and Valley STEM Summer Camps! These exciting, hands-on experiences are designed to engage, educate, and inspire students entering grades 6–8 who are curious about career pathways and STEM fields. These camps fill quickly, so don’t delay! Limited spots are available.    Visit www.mahoningctc.com for more information on each camp and to register. Big News from Valley STEM + ME2 Academy! We’re thrilled to announce that the Valley STEM Academy has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation to support CNC machining and advanced manufacturing education! This is the third year in a row we’ve received funding from the foundation—bringing our total support to $33,000 in less than two years! This generous grant will help:  Fund student scholarships  Cover travel costs for SkillsUSA and Project MFG competitions  Provide essential supplies for our Engineering Design & Advanced Manufacturing programs  Support students pursuing careers in machining and manufacturing A huge THANK YOU to the Gene Haas Foundation for investing in our students and the future of America’s skilled workforce!   What an amazing evening at the 2025 Creative Arts & Design Senior Portfolio Review Night! We were thrilled to welcome such an incredible turnout in support of our talented seniors as they showcased their final portfolios. The creativity and professionalism on display were truly inspiring, and we couldn’t be more proud of our students! A heartfelt thank you goes out to our dedicated judges, supportive administration, and the MCCTC Culinary Arts program for their contributions—from the beautiful event decor to the delicious food stations.  Events like this would not be possible without the teamwork and support of so many. Thank you for helping us celebrate the next generation of artists and designers in such a meaningful way!   2nd Annual Senior Cardboard Regatta!  Seniors took to the pond today for our Second Annual Cardboard Boat Race—and it was a splash! Teams built boats from cardboard and raced across the water, showing off their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. A huge shoutout to the Public Safety girls’ team for taking first place!   Congratulations Mrs. Hackett! SpanningtheNeed  has named Melissa Hackett, Creative Arts and Design Instructor at MCCTC, as last week’s Inspirational Person of the Week – Education Edition! With 32 years of dedication to her students, Melissa inspires creativity, passion, and community service both in and out of the classroom. She also serves as the Marketing and Fundraising Manager for The Ryan Giambattista HELMS Foundation, using art to help others heal. Thank you, Melissa, for all you do!!

    Friday, May 16 2025

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 3/21/25

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update3/21/25 MARCH 22- Northeast Regional Drones Competition (Cafeteria) APRIL 11- NTHS Ceremony @8:30 (JBC) 14- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:00 (JBC) 18-25- Spring Break   CONGRATULATIONS MRS. GREER! Congratulations to the one and only Mrs. Greer! Donna was honored this week as one of the Mahoning Valley Educators of the Year! Our school, staff, and students are so lucky to have her.    MCCTC & VALLEY STEM STUDENTS COMPETE IN SKILLSUSA STATE COMPETITON Congratulations to all of our MCCTC and Valley STEM students who competed at the SkillsUSA State Competition this week in Columbus! GOLD Creative Sculpture Design - Anna Pratt, Stella Alleman, Gordon Moore  SILVER Mobile Robotics - Dominic Andy, Madeline Moliterno Automated Manufacturing (STEM)- Aiden Strock, Ari DeRosa, Brady Harding Firefighting - Abigail  Broz  BRONZE Robotics Urban Search and Rescue - Marcelo Jacobson, Ben Wilson  Welding Sculpture - Kyra Milano  Cabinetmaking - Zachary Tomasic   FUN IN BIOLOGY Sophomores in Biology extracted DNA from strawberries and plan to put it onto microscope slides to observe in the upcoming week!    STUDENT COUNCIL FIELDTRIP Thanks to Mr. Parker and Mrs. Williams for planning a fun fieldtrip on a beautiful day to the Mahoning County Courthouse!    CONGRATULATIONS CLARE & OWEN! Congratulations to Exercise Science student, Clare Coppola and Allied Health students, Owen Eisenbraun and Sofia Previte! You make us proud!   AVIATION MAINTENANCE Our Aviation Maintenance students dove deep into the details of Fuel Systems with Mr. Rowe! From understanding fuel flow and filtration to troubleshooting real-world aircraft fuel issues, these students are gaining hands-on experience that will prepare them for careers in aviation maintenance!    ANIMAL SCIENCE STUDENTS VISIT VETERINARY HOSPITAL Students in the Animal Science program had an AMAZING hands on educational experience at the Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital!  Students saw specialty surgery, general surgery, sterile prep, neurology, oncology, cardiology, radiology, CT scan, emergency medicine and patient care! Thank you to all the amazing RVT’s and Veterinarians who took time out of their busy schedules, we truly appreciate it!

    Friday, Mar 21 2025

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 2/28/25

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 2/28/25 MARCH 17- MCCTC Board Meeting @ 4:30 (JBC) 18-19 - SkillsUSA State Competition  22- Northeast Regional Drones Competition (Cafeteria)   SkillsUSA, HOSA, Robotics, and MORE! It has been a busy February for MCCTC and Valley STEM! We held the largest Regional SkillsUSA competition at our school, traveled to compete in HOSA, and competed in many, many Robotics tournaments! Many of our students placed in those competitions and will be heading to state soon. A special thank you to our SkillsUSA coordinators, staff, and those volunteers who make it all possible!   Drug Free Clubs Field Trip Students part of our Drugs Free Clubs of America had the opportunity to attend a Youngstown Phantoms hockey game this week! Mr. Capan and Mr. Lop even joined in on the fun!   Congressional App Challenge 2025 Huge congratulations to our very own Chandler Culp, a Software Development student, and Caden Vernon, an Engineering student, for winning the Congressional App Challenge 2025 for Ohio’s 6th District with their innovative app, Bill Buddy. This groundbreaking project uses AI to simplify the legislative process by summarizing bills, making it easier for everyone to stay informed. A special thank you to Congressman Michael Rulli for visiting our school and sharing his inspiring insights on AI, blockchain, and emerging technologies. Your visit has truly motivated our students to dream big and push the boundaries of innovation. We're also excited to announce that Chandler and Caden will be traveling to Washington, D.C. in April to present their application in the halls of Congress—a fantastic opportunity to showcase their talents on a national stage. Check out their app: https://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/24-OH06/  

    Friday, Feb 28 2025

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 2/7/2025

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 2/7/25 IMPORTANT DATES 8- Kids Career Fair @ MCCTC 10-2 8- VEX League Invitational @ MCCTC 14 & 17- Presidents Day Break- No Classes 28- Mini Dance Marathon   MCCTC WELCOMES NEW BOARD MEMBER Attorney, A. Ross Douglass was sworn in last month as a new member of the MCCTC School Board, replacing Attorney Kathi McNabb Welsh. A lifelong resident of Mahoning County, Attorney A. Ross Douglass graduated from Boardman High School before attending Youngstown State University (B.A., 1997). He earned his law degree from the Duquesne University Law School in the year 2000 where he was included as a member of The International Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi. Attorney Douglass started his private practice in 2001. His law firm was created to primarily focus in the areas of family law, juvenile law, criminal defense, and personal injury. In addition to maintaining his own practice, Attorney Douglass serves as Of Counsel to the law firm of Whalen & Duffrin as Chief Trial Counsel for all domestic relations and juvenile court child custody cases. Attorney Douglass is licensed to practice law in the State of Ohio and the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Attorney Douglass practices extensively in the Mahoning County Courts, local municipal courts as well as the Court of Common Pleas General Division, Domestic Division and Juvenile Division. Attorney Douglass is a member of the Mahoning County and Ohio State Bar Associations. He served as a member of the Board that established the Mahoning County Family Dependency Treatment Court; is member and past President of the Wolves Club of Youngstown; and served on the Board of Directors of the Youngstown Community School for several years. Attorney Douglass resides in Canfield with his wife Denise and their children.    HAPPY NATIONAL COUNSELOR WEEK!   Mrs. Sullivan With 19 years of experience in counseling, Mrs. Sullivan has dedicated her career to supporting and guiding students. Before joining MCCTC, she worked at Salem High School and Jackson Milton Middle/High School. Her passion for helping others shines through in her work, and she loves that every day brings something new and exciting. She is especially proud of the many opportunities MCCTC offers its students, calling it the best place to be! Outside of school, Mrs. Sullivan stays busy attending her children's activities, including cross country, track, wrestling, bowling, and various music performances. She and her husband, Tom, have four children: Kathleen, Faith, Tommy, and Colleen. A fun fact many may not know—she plays the violin and is a vegetarian! We are so grateful to have Mrs. Sullivan as part of our MCCTC family. Mrs. Psaras Now in her ninth year as a school counselor, Mrs. Psaras brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for supporting students. Before stepping into counseling, she worked as an Intervention Specialist for Stow Munroe Falls City Schools for five years, then joined MCCTC as a Vocational Special Education Coordinator (VOSE) for three years. She truly loves the students and the incredible staff she works with, saying they make this place amazing! What she enjoys most about MCCTC is the fast-paced environment—no two days are ever the same, always keeping her on her toes. Outside of school, Mrs. Psaras enjoys cooking for her family (though she’s still perfecting her baking skills), working out, traveling, and cherishing time with her husband, Peter, and their daughter, Theodora (Teddie), who is about to turn four this month. A fun fact many may not know—she was once a lifeguard, swim instructor, and water aerobics instructor at the YMCA! We are so fortunate to have Mrs. Psaras as part of our MCCTC team. Mrs. Mechling Now in her 17th year as a school counselor, Mrs. Mechling brings a wealth of experience and a passion for helping students succeed. Before joining MCCTC seven years ago, she interned at Boardman and worked as a counselor at Austintown Fitch for 10 years and Poland for three. She loves that her profession allows her to support and guide students in so many different ways. What she appreciates most about MCCTC is its progressive, technology-focused approach that prepares students for the future. She also values the diverse staff and students, enjoying the opportunity to work with students from 26 different districts. Outside of work, Mrs. Mechling is always on the go, spending time with her family and exploring new places. She and her husband of over 20 years share a love for adventurous activities like skiing, hiking, backpacking, camping, and hot yoga. She also enjoys cheering on her son in hockey and her daughter in volleyball. A fun fact many may not know—before becoming a counselor, she worked for the Franklin County Public Defender and the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, gaining valuable insight into the court and prison systems. We are lucky to have Mrs. Mechling as part of our MCCTC family!   FREE KIDS CAREER FAIR- TOMORROW!   

    Friday, Feb 07 2025

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 1/10/2025

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 1/10/2025 JANUARY 10- End of the second grading period 11- VEX Robotics Competition- all day @MCCTC 16- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 18- VEX League Invitational- all day @MCCTC 20- MLK Day- No Classes 29- Senior Scholarship Assembly @8:15 (JBC) 30- MCCTC & STEM Virtual Day- No in person classes 31- MCCTC & STEM Virtual Day- No in person classes 31- SkillsUSA Competition- all day @ MCCTC     MCCTC's Hack the Valley- The Valley’s Only High School 48-Hour Hackathon! We are thrilled to host Hack the Valley 2025: Frostbyte Edition, the region’s only high school 48-hour hackathon. This exciting event will take place January 17-19, 2025, and invites high school students to explore technology, innovation, and collaboration. A hackathon is a creative marathon where participants work in teams to solve problems, build projects, and learn hands-on skills in fields like coding, robotics, and app development. Hack the Valley is a unique opportunity to foster creativity, teamwork, and STEM learning. Students will gain valuable experience, connect with mentors, and compete for prizes and recognition. How to Register Visit   https://hackthevalley.dev/ to register. Get Involved: Hackers:  Compete to create innovative tech solutions. Campers:  Attend workshops to learn new skills. Mentors:  Guide students and share expertise. Sponsors:  Support young innovators and inspire future leaders.   MCCTC will be hosting the SkillsUSA Regional Competition on Friday January 31, 2025 at the school. All MCCTC and Valley STEM students will be on a asynchronous virtual learning day on Thursday, 1/30 and Friday 1/31 so that we can prepare and host this large event. Transportation will run as usual for those students that are competing in the competition. Assignments for those days will come directly from their teachers. All students participating in the competition will be exempt from the assignments.    Kids Career Fair- Calling All Businesses and Organizations!

    Friday, Jan 10 2025

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 12/13/2024

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 12/13/24   DECEMBER 16- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 23-3- Winter Break- No classes! JANUARY 6- Classes Resume 10- End of the second grading period 11- VEX Robotics Competition- all day @MCCTC 16- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 18- VEX League Invitational- all day @MCCTC 20- MLK Day- No Classes 30- MCCTC & STEM Virtual Day- No in person classes 31- MCCTC & STEM Virtual Day- No in person classes 31- SkillsUSA Competition- all day @ MCCTC   Attention all students, staff and parents! Show your school spirit by purchasing new apparel! Shop is open from now until Sunday, December 22nd at midnig ht. Items will be ready for pick up at the school on Wednesday, January 15th. All items are ordered and paid by credit card through Sherman Creative Promotions. MCCTC and Valley STEM do not take payments. If you have any questions contact:  MalindaFerko@malinda@shermancreative.com Click the link to view the items and order!   MCCTC & Valley STEM Pop Up Shop   MCCTC and Valley STEM Accepting Applications for the 2025-2026 School Year! *** Current STEM and MCCTC students do not need to reapply for next school year.   Creative Arts & Design Pop Up Shop! Staff and students will have the opportunity to purchase handcrafted items made by our students in Creative Arts & Design next week throughout lunch periods. Show your support for our amazing students!   Reminder: MCCTC and Valley STEM will be on Winter Break from December 23 - January 3. Classes will resume on January 6th. 

    Friday, Dec 13 2024

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 11/22/24

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 11/22/2024 NOVEMBER 23- Valley STEM Dance  26- Parent-Teacher Conferences  26- MCCTC Open House - 6:00-8:00 PM 27-29- Thanksgiving Break- No School  DECEMBER 1 - MCCTC & Valley STEM Applications Open for 2025-2026 School Year! 10- Valley STEM Open House 6:00-8:00 PM 16- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 23-31 - Winter Break (School Resumes 1/6)  26- Parent-Teacher Conferences      COSMETOLOGY- HAIR & NAIL A THON Come out and support our MCCTC Cosmetology seniors at the annual Hair and Nail A Thon on Tuesday, November 26th from 8:30-3:00! They will be providing the following services for $15: haircut hairstyle manicure pedicure facial All proceeds go directly to the senior cosmetology students and their State Licensure Exam expenses!    CODING WORKSHOP- SPREAD THE WORD! Attention High School Students! Are you curious about coding but don’t know where to start? Join us for our Coding Workshop for New Coders on Saturday, December 7, 2024, from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM! This hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop will teach you the fundamentals of coding, help you kickstart your software development journey, and connect you with amazing resources to keep learning. Best of all, it’s led by our talented students from the NASA App Development Challenge, who will guide you with their real-world experience. Space is limited to the first 20 students! Don’t wait—register now to secure your spot: www.hackthevalley.dev/mcctc Let’s code, create, and inspire—your journey starts here!   Sophomore Visits Sophomores from our partner districts participated in a half day of fun and career exploration last week! More than 750 10th graders from the county came through and met our staff, students and even our furry friends! Students had the opportunity to see if MCCTC is an option for them next school year. Applications to apply open on DECEMBER 1st....Spread the word!   CULINARY ARTS- BISTRO AT MCCTC The Bistro at MCCTC is open for business and it has been a busy few days! Reservations were full both days open and event the news showed up! If you are interested in trying out our student run restaurant, call for reservations (330)729-4106. WKBN STORY! HOSPITALITY The Hospitality juniors and seniors have done an amazing job getting the Express Cafe' up and running this year! Staff and students love their yummy cookies and baked goods at lunch! PUBLIC SAFETY Students in Public Safety completed field sobriety tests this week in class. They also got the chance to use the OVI goggles to see how the tests look while intoxicated! STEM Ms. Haidet had her STEM students doing some career exploration this week in the VR room. They focused on the Pharmacy Tech program where they were able to prepare and IV bag, and also work as an emergency room nurse who was helping a car crash victim who broke his leg!   STEM Planned or coincidence? Either way.... we love our STEM staff!  STEM & Building Construction 10th grade STEM students who are interested in Building Construction had the opportunity to spend a few hours in the lab this past week. Mr. Benchwick had some cool projects for them to work on!   Veteran's Day MCCTC and Valley STEM honored our Veteran's last week with ceremonies, luncheons and staff Veteran videos. We honor and appreciate all of our Veteran's!  Watch the videos below to learn more about our very own MCCTC and Valley STEM hero's!                Reminder for all students and families.... There will be no school Wednesday, November 27th - Friday, November 29th for Thanksgiving Break!

    Friday, Nov 22 2024

  • MCCTC and Valley STEM Update 10/10/2024

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 10/10/24 OCTOBER  11- No School (NEOEA Day) 17- Make Up Picture Day 18- End of First Grading Period 21- MCCTC Board Meeting @ 4:30 (JBC) 22- Red Cross Blood Drive (Organized by Key Club) 24- 10th Grade STEM Students Shadow CT Labs   IMPORTANT- There is NO SCHOOL for students tomorrow, Friday, 10/11/2024 due to NEOEA day. Enjoy the long weekend!   Valley STEM Receives $650,000 Grant! Valley STEM is proud to announce that it has been awarded close to $650,000 in grant funding through the Ohio Department of Education's Career Technical Education Equipment Program. Valley STEM is one of 34 schools across Ohio to receive this critical funding, which aims to support the development of a skilled workforce by upgrading schools’ equipment to meet the demands of Ohio businesses. These funds will be used to enhance the academy’s manufacturing and engineering labs, providing students with hands-on training using state-of-the-art equipment. The improvements will empower students to develop the skills needed by Ohio's growing industries, preparing them for high-demand careers in fields such as advanced manufacturing, engineering, and technology. "It is clear that Lt. Governor Jon Husted and the Office of Workforce Transformation have made the commitment to developing a robust workforce for the future of Ohio," said Valley STEM Principal, Andrew Hampton. "The students at the Valley STEM will have the opportunity to engage in manufacturing and engineering activities that will put them on a trajectory for a career pathway, workforce contribution, and their version of the American Dream within the Mahoning Valley and great state of Ohio because of this commitment." The grant application process was a team effort, with two Valley STEM instructors, Todd Van Orman and Mike Lopuchovsky, playing a key role in the development and submission of the grant proposal. Their dedication and expertise were instrumental in securing the funds that will directly benefit the students and the local economy. Industry partnerships played a crucial role as well. Partnerships including; Humtown, the Mahoning Valley Manufacturing Coalition, Altronic, Green Board IT, the Mahoning County Sheriff, KTSDI, JuggerBot3D, and Sapientia Ventures, all made this possible.   September Students of the Month Congratulations to our September Students of the Month! They got to cut the ribbon on our new claw machine and even got some great prizes! Such a great group of kids!  Nathan Richley- Senior, Software Development DreQuan Allaby- Junior, Building & Construction Maria Awad-  Senior, Biomedical Science Michelle Cavna- Senior, Public Safety  Sofia Elia- Junior, Biomedical Science Clayton Phillips- Senior, Software Development Brianna Grosick- Sophomore, Valley STEM John Bushling- Sophomore, Valley STEM  

    Thursday, Oct 10 2024

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 9/13/24

    MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 9/13/24 SEPTEMBER 15- Silly Science Sunday- Come see our Robotics Team and the Mobile STEM Lab! (Wean Park, Youngstown) 16- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 18- Skilled Trades Day Event- All Day (Canfield Fairgrounds) 23-27- Start With Hello Week     REMEMBERING 9/11 In remembrance of 9/11, MCCTC and Valley STEM held a moment of silence after morning announcements to honor those who lost their lives on that fateful day. Mrs. Yungen invited the Ohio Branch K9 Search and Rescue team to talk to the Animal Science and Allied Health students about search and rescue and cadaver dogs. The students even had the opportunity to participate in a few demonstrations with the cadaver dogs! The K9 rescue teams were very instrumental in the rescue on 9/11.   Important Information from the School Nurses: State of Ohio Mandatory Vision and Hearing Screening for all 9th and 11th grade students will begin during the week of September 23, 2024 and continue throughout the school year.. If you do not want your child’s vision and/or hearing to be screened, please complete the form SCHOOL VISION AND HEARING SCREENING MONITOR WAIVER FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2024-2025. This form can be found on the MCCTC High School Home Page under "Important Student Forms" or   CLICK HERE The form can be emailed to Marlene.Mikan@mahoningctc.com OR brought in by your child to the Main Office prior to September 23, 2024. If you do not have access to a printer, please contact 330-729-4000, Extension 1133 and a form will be given to your child to bring home.   THIS WEEK IN LAB Creative Arts & Design- Tim Burton Inspired Portraits  Public Safety- Practicing Core Values & Handcuffing Animal Science- The Importance of PPE Advanced Manufacturing- Spacer Part Electricity- Learning the Different Tools of the Trade Everyone Loves Mr. Sander! Always willing to help! Modern Marketing- Social Media Posts Highlighting Labs   THIS WEEK IN STEM Career Exploration- STEM Staff Learning to use Virtual Reality Always Busy In STEM Lab The STEM Mobile Lab participated in the 2024 Kent State Salem Kids STEAM Day last weekend! Many showed out to participate in the hands-on demonstrations. A special thank you to Mr. Moore and Mr. Smith for spending the day at Kent!   THIS WEEK IN ACADEMICS Environmental Science, Mr. Hack- Labs at our School Pond Math, Mrs. Ciolino- Using M&M's for Stats and Graphs Government, Mr. Danes- Hands-On Lesson About the Branches of Government   

    Friday, Sep 13 2024

  • MCCTC & Valley STEM Update 9/6/24

    MCCTC & Valley STEM 9/6/2024 SEPTEMBER 9- Valley STEM Board Meeting @4:00 (JBC) 14- YSU Kids Day- Come see us in the Mobile STEM Lab! (YSU Tailgate Lot) 15- Silly Science Sunday- Come see our Robotics Team and the Mobile STEM Lab! (Ween Park, Youngstown) 16- MCCTC Board Meeting @4:30 (JBC) 18- Skilled Trades Day Event- All Day (Canfield Fairgrounds) 23-27- Start With Hello Week   CANFIELD FAIR WAS A SUCCESS! The Canfield Fair was a HUGE success with more visitors at our building than ever before! We couldn't have done it without our teachers and student volunteers who were there every day putting on demonstrations and engaging with the community. What a great way to end the summer!   As you know, all MCCTC and Valley STEM students will eat breakfast and lunch free this school year! We are very happy to be able to provide that service to all of our students. That being said, we still need families to fill out the  Free and Reduced Lunch Application  that is located on the Food Service Page on our school website (or you can click on the link above "Free and Reduced Lunch Application). This form is extremely important as it helps those students who qualify with their student fees as well. When you click on the link you will be asked to REGISTER for an account. To register you will need the STUDENT ID NUMBER (located on their school badge or schedule). Once you have registered you will be able to fill out the form. ***Note....An account is also needed for parents to add money to their child's account if they would like to purchase additional items or snacks.  If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to the Food Service Director, Jennifer Schiraldi at (330)729-4000 Ext 1351.   IT'S BEEN A BUSY START TO THE SCHOOL YEAR! Computer Networking & Cybersecurity Electricity Diesel Power Tech Cosmetology    COMMUNITY SERVICE Shout out to Advanced Manufacturing senior, Connor Casey, who spent many hours to put together the perfect spot for the residents at the Balckburn Home in Poland.  To help earn his Eagle Scout status, he planned and supervised the building of the patio platform, and worked with the Lions Club to get these all-weather benches for the residents. They even added a table, garden container and bird feeder were added to the area! Another story of another one of our AMAZING students doing AMAZING things!   This is just a reminder that in addition to our three wonderful Guidance Counselors, we also have two full time Licensed Social Workers and a part time Social Work Intern in the building. Welcome back to Natalie Neshite who has been with us for a few years, as well as Gordo and Austin who are new this year! Don't hesitate to reach out if you need anything!  

    Friday, Sep 06 2024