Choctaw County Career & Tech Center

We know it's hot outside but we can guarantee it's hotter in our welding shop! The heat is not slowing us down and the sparks are flying at CCCTC.

Welcome our new pets to CCCTC!! Mr. Kelly's room is adding new members.

Also, the person who sells the most meat sticks get to name them!!

The Sports Medicine and Healthcare and Clinical Services students completed their American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support - CPR with AED and First Aid certifications. The students did an excellent job with their skill check offs! A BIG thanks to Ms. Monica Potts (LPN) with MDP Emergency Life Safety for providing both AHA certifications to the students!

There is something for everyone in agriculture! MSU Discovery Day was a great place to be!

While exploring possible future careers through agriculture, students and teachers petted the animals at MSU Ag Day !

Mr. Kelly's Ag classes attended the MSU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Discovery Day!

Students visited booths and discovered the wide range of career opportunities available through agriculture.

Thanks to Director Catchot for feeding our students lunch after participating all morning!

Part 2 of 3- Community Wide Disaster Drill

2nd Year Sports Med & Healthcare Clinical Service students were honored to be to participate in the Community Wide Disaster Drill today.

A special thanks to Ackerman PD, Choctaw County SO, Pafford EMS, Ackerman FD, CRMC for including CCCTC!

Part 1 of 3

Two of our CCCTC Sports Medicine students, Raina Johnson and Ayla Robinson, were able to job-shadow Reid Draper DPT and Glen Mason CFNP on the Charger football sidelines during Friday night’s game. It was a great learning experience involving gametime medical care for athletes.

A BIG thanks to both Reid Draper DPT and Glen Mason CFNP!

CCCTC students are hosting a can food drive contest during the month of September! The winning program will get pizza for collecting the most canned foods.

!!Stay tuned for a second announcement for a second prize later this month!!

Part 2: To put their empathy into action, students also spent time creating heartwarming, handmade cards for local hospice patients today. We appreciate Ms. Hindman and all she does for our students!

Part 1: Ms. Dena Hindman (Gentiva Hospice Volunteer Coordinator) shared valuable insights into the world of hospice care and highlighted the meaningful volunteer opportunities available to our students.

Part 2 of Construction students working on projects

Part 1 of Construction students designing, measuring, and building individual projects!

Culinary Arts has been in the kitchen this week- they shared their recipe for panini sandwiches and rice krispy treats!

CCCTC health core and clinical students have been busy in the lab this week working on vital sign skills. Our program gives students great hands on learning and prep for the medical field.

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