A special thank you to Cheryl McIntire, with Mississippi Lignite Mining Company, for presenting a donation to the CCCTC Student HOSA Organization. Nine exceptional HOSA students from CCCTC will compete at HOSA ILC in Houston, TX in June. We appreciate all your support!
4-County did an awesome presentation for our seniors and CCCTC classes about the electrical sector careers and demonstrated hot line electricity.
Mr. Loggins' eighth grade students visited Mississippi State University and toured the Poultry Science Department. They were able to tour the building and participate in a lab where they observed the different stages of embryo development in eggs.
A special thank you to Choctaw County Partnership and Amanda McBride for providing lunch for Mr. Loggins' 8th grade students in appreciation for their part in picking up sticks and cleaning up around Choctaw Lake before the Choctaw County Kids' Fishing Rodeo held in April.
Mr. Black's Construction and Carpentry classes have been working on a special project. They built two child-sized picnic tables that are 4x24 in size. They are selling each one for $100. If you are interested in buying one, please contact us at 662-285-4152.
Attention CCSD parents!!! CCSD is interested in feedback concerning our district and schools. You can help us by completing a survey concerning your child’s school.
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Attention CCSD parents!!! CCSD is interested in feedback concerning our district and schools. You can help us by completing a survey concerning your child’s school.
Chick here to take the survey> https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CCSDParent24
Healthcare and Clinical Services students went to CRMC and learned about Respiratory Therapy by department head Samantha McCool.
Ag Power and Machinery students had WBL checkoff's today. A special thank you to Mr. Tony Dempsey for coming and assisting today.
Kyndal Metts and Jacob Wilson welded a guitar made out of pipe. It was something they saw online that was made out of wood and decided to create the similar object made out of pipe using MIG welding, measuring tools, and a grinder to build and shape the guitar.
Happy Paraprofessional Day to two of the best! Thank you Mrs. Maddox and Mr. Tucker for all you do for our students and staff here at CCCTC. We appreciate you both so much!
A special thank you goes out to Ackerman Civic League and I Support the Girls for their donation to our staff and students at CCCTC. Thank you, Katie Huffman, for distributing the care packages and we appreciate all your support!
Dismissal today (April 2nd) at 12:30 pm due to the possibility of inclement weather this afternoon in the Central MS area.
HOSA students have been preparing to compete in a variety of healthcare competitions at the HOSA State Conference this week. Pictured is Brooklyn Foddrill who will be compete in Sports Medicine and Alysa Helms will compete in the Nursing Assistant division.
Healthcare and Clinical Services students Azaria McGee and Hunter Braswell will be competing in the HOSA competition this week. Azaria will participate in Medical Assisting and Hunter will compete in the Extemporaneous Writing. Good luck to the both of them!
Healthcare and Clinical Services students, Jayney Ferguson and Lillian Jordan, are presenting a successful public health speech on social media addiction among teens, young adults, and adolescents at the HOSA competition this week. Best of luck to these girls!
A special thank you to Holmes Community College for coming recently to share the Show on the Road tour with our CCCTC students. Our students had so much fun and enjoyed learning more about each program.
FERNS will be delivered on Tuesday, March 19. Pick up will begin at 1:00 and go through 6:00 pm.
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! Part II
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! Part I
