Mr. Black's Construction/Carpentry classes have been working on blueprint skills and building a miniature house framing kit, with walls and rafters. While doing this, the students are learning different terms and dimensions with parts of the roof and walls.
Part II
Mr. Black's Construction/Carpentry classes have been working on blueprint skills and building a miniature house framing kit, with walls and rafters. While doing this, the students are learning different terms and dimensions with parts of the roof and walls.
Part I
Mr. Black's SkillsUSA students are preparing for state competition on February 2. Justin Fulgham will compete in Carpentry. Johnathan Ricardo and James Pinnix will be competing in the Masonry division.
Due to poor road conditions in parts of the county, ALL Choctaw County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, January 19th.
Due to hazardous road conditions and refreezing tonight due to extremely cold temperatures, ALL Choctaw County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, January 18th.
Due to hazardous road conditions and refreezing tonight due to extreme cold temperatures, ALL Choctaw County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17th.
Due to the possibility of inclement weather and extreme cold temperatures, ALL Choctaw County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16th.
The CCCTC Culinary Arts and Construction students visited the Choctaw Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. The students assisted the residents in decorating Christmas ornaments and cookies.
Mrs. Johnson invited Mr. O'Bryant with MORA to speak to Mrs. Hammons' and Mr. Johnson's classes. He talked to the students about the different types of organ and tissue donations as well as the different careers and how to set themselves apart from everyone else.
A special thank you to Cheryl McIntire, with Mississippi Lignite Mining Company, for presenting the donation to the CTE School Counselor Program. We appreciate all you do to support our students and staff at CCCTC!
Fruit is here! FRUIT PICKUP Today, December 12 from now until 6:00 pm (pick up in the back of the career center). If you cannot make it today, please come by tomorrow from 8- 4:00, December 13.
Congratulations to Mr. Bill Johnson on receiving CCCTC Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Mrs. Jane Maddox on receiving CCCTC Para-Professional of the Year
CCCTC Culinary Arts students served hot chocolate at the Ackerman Public Library as part of the Holiday Open House.
The Sports Medicine Class at the Choctaw County Career and Technology Center teamed up with MS Blood Services to host a blood drive for senior students and district staff. The blood drive went great as many students & district staff donated life-saving blood!
FRUIT PICKUP UPDATE: Please remind your students to pick up fruit on Tuesday, December 12, from 2-6:00 pm.
Second year Culinary Arts students competed in the Junior Chef Competition at the Lowndes County Career and Technology Center. The beef tostadas got 4th place and veggie pizza got 2nd place!
Thanks to all of our CCCTC student organizations (HOSA, FFA, SkillsUSA) that participated in the canned food drive. We are so thankful for all the support from our students, parents, and community.
Students from our Choctaw County CTC HOSA Chapter attended a Fall Leadership Conference in Pearl, MS at the Clyde Muse Center. Students had opportunities to hear guest speakers, network with industry professionals and college recruiters, and see various emergency equipment.
CCHS Career Coach, Tonya Johnson, invited Mr. Mike Still from Sly Manufacturing in Mathiston to speak with Mr. Berry's Ag. Power classes about what is expected in the workplace and what Sly Manufacturing has to offer them in the future.
