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Mr. Vance and the Ag Power and Machinery students have been making a fire pit to donate to the Catch-A-Dream foundation. The fire pit will be auctioned off at the annual Catch-A-Dream Banquet.
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Blood Drive Info Continued ...
1. Make an appointment (makes it much quicker)!
2. Each Pint Saves 3 People!!
3. Anyone who donates will be entered for a $500 drawing!
Health Science/Sports Med students are sponsoring a blood drive on December 4 from 8-2 at CCCTC. If you are interested and can donate please see one of the students or email ccctchs@gmail.com. You will be able to reserve your time slot as well as choose which student gets credit.
The November Students of the Month for CCCTC in the Ag Power Program include: Peter Clark (Ag Power I) and Wyatt Baxter (Ag Power II).
The CCCTC November Students of the Month for the Construction/Carpentry programs include: Scottlan McNutt (Construction) and Jesse Hall (Carpentry).
The November Students of the Month in the Culinary Arts programs include: Jaci Weeks (Culinary Arts I); Za'Raiyah Jones (Culinary Arts I); and Elijah Lampard (Culinary Arts II).
The November Students of the Month in the Health Science programs include: Mooka Hardin (Health Science Core); Morgan Fulgham (Health Science Core); Sierra Jones (Nursing); and Macy Cagle (Sports Medicine).
It is a busy morning at CCCTC. Mr. Black's Construction & Carpentry students are building a toy box while Mr. Vance's Ag Power students are tackling a variety of tasks including grinding, welding, and replacing bolts!
Mr. Black's carpentry students worked with Mrs. Fondren to build a raised planting bed for use in the Culinary department. Mrs. Fondren's class will soon fill the raised planting bed with fresh herbs and vegetables to be used in kitchen labs.
The Sports Medicine Class utilized an Egg Drop Activity to simulate high energy impacts involving the head during contact sports. The students learned how helmets are designed to prevent traumatic brain injuries making helmets for their eggs before dropping them 20ft.
Students in Mrs. Stirewalt's Health Science Class replaced batteries and pads on the AED machines throughout campus. Nurse Beard gathered the information on specific supplies needed and allowed our students the opportunity to replace the expiring parts for the experience.
Students in SkillsUSA attended the 2019 Fall Leadership Conference at Northwest Community College on November 12. Students attended a variety of leadership breakout sessions. Sponsors include carpentry instructor Robert Black and Culinary instructor Ashley Fondren.
Everyone at CCCTC is proud to be sending almost 200 handwritten notes and cards to our deployed military as part of the 100,000 Thank Yous project. We will be sharing more about this service project and pictures soon!
Health Science students learned about Hospice care and hospice services when a speaker from Sanctuary Hospice visited recently. The students also had an opportunity to sign up for monthly volunteer activities with the hospice patients.
Students at CCCTC are all participating in a service project where they are taking part in the "100,000 Thank-Yous project" where they are part of hundreds of thousands of people across the country sending thank you notes to our troops overseas!
Culinary Arts 2nd Year Students recently learned how to fabricate chicken. They then used the chicken to make various chicken dishes, including Chicken Cordon Bleu.
