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Natl. Technical Honor Society P.1 Contests and Events P.2

Honor Roll P.3 2019 Completers P.4

Scioto County Career Technical Center Tech Times—Secondary Newsletter

ISSUE 21/Spring 2019

SCCTC News

Message from the Principal

On behalf of the Scioto County

Career Technical Center secondary

staff and administration, I want to

congratulate our senior class. We

are proud of their accomplishments

and wish them the best in their

future endeavors.

We are anticipating great things

from the senior class this fall and

excited to welcome

our incoming

juniors.

Kyle Copley

Principal

Advanced Placement

T he Advanced Job Placement Program provides career-technical students with the opportunity to gain real-world work experience and earn

wages in their career-technical program area. Students who qualify for the program leave school and start working during the second semester

of their senior year. To qualify students must meet the following standards—“B” or better in program labs, “C” or better in academic classes, complete

all graduation requirements, have 93 percent attendance and have their program instructors recommendation. There are currently 38 students

working through the Advanced Job Placement Program.

Check us out on the Web! www.sciototech.org

SCCTC National Honor Society

Scioto County Career Technical Center National Honor Society held their annual induction

ceremony on Thursday, April 19th. This year we awarded four students with this outstanding

achievement.

To be eligible a student must have a lab grade of an “A” for each grading period, a grade of

“B-” or better in in all other classes, no disciplinary actions, membership and participation in

a school association, no more than three absences per semester and be nominated by their

career technical instructor.

SCCTC Class of 2019

Advanced Manufacturing – Paul Hagen, Zackary Keller, Jacob Witter. Allied Health Technology – Sarah

Baker, Abigail Blanton, Austin Blevins, Danny Borders, Katie Breech, Marissa Campbell, Myah Caudill,

Holly Conley, Ashlyn Dalton, Isabelle Dalton, Savannah Hamilton, Aimee Laber, Kristin Maynard, Destiny

McKenzie, Destiny Meadows, Makenzie Melvin, Kylee Montgomery, Jaden Nuckols, Cierra Rogers, Regan

Scarberry, Tiffany Stone, Rae Walker, Alexis Wolfe. Auto Body – Abagail Adkins, Douglas Burditt,

Rueben Hightower, Christopher Reed. Automotive Technology – Christopher Beamon-Stone, Joseph

Blizzard, Henry Cooper, Matthew Cooper, Jacob Ellis, Trace Justus, Blaise Keys, Calab Pennington,

Brandon Pollard, Cody Prater, Bryan Price, Christopher Price-Hardy, Ivy Shaffer, Adrian Stiles, Michael

Warren, Austin Williams. Building and Property Maintenance – Tyler Jamison, Devonte Johnson, Terry

Nunley, Ryan Payne, Tyler Roberts, Aron Rowland, Robert Runyon. Care and Guidance of Children –

Briana Barnett, Brooklyn Charles, Hailey Gardner, Destiny Groves, Amanda Lewis, Kiarra Loper, Sarah

Moore, Haylynn Pauley, Deanna Phipps. Carpentry – Justin Burchett, Aspen Hall, Joshua Holsinger, Tony

Leslie, Brandon Little, Christian Robinson, Ean Shonkwiler, Charles Sparks, Jacob Whitt. Cosmetology –

Keilona Burgess, Destiney Carter, Kimberlee Clark, Larissa Clifford, Abigail Deel, Emily Fannin, Taylor

Hemming, Alysa McCallister, Donna Mersiel, Gracey Miller, Haleigh Spencer. Criminal Justice – Braidyn

Boggs, AJ Bradley, Keshawn Carter, Rachel Coyle, Justin Frye, Blake Hatfield, Kasey Johnson, Claude

Maynard, DJ Monroe, Eric Munion, Kyle Reed, Lacey Rhoades, Elise Roberts, Logan Staten, Ty Syroney,

Tim Ward, Tyler Woodruff. Culinary Arts – Alexia Carter, Javontae Carter, Savannah Frazier, Alex

Kimbler. Dental Assisting – Mahaylah Ashley, Shyann Hamilton, Kyle Holsinger, Anessia Kiser, Alexis

Martin, Adriene Rumfield, Adriana Wireman, Brittney Zimmerman. Electricity – Dillon Bressler, Michael

Brown, Matthew Campbell, Charles Cooper, Nicholas Dillow, Dawson, Elliott, James Evans, Cole Gilley,

William Hayes, Dane Hurst, Parker Jacobs, Payton Middaugh, Hunter Oyer, James Pettit-Hall, Zach

Robinson, Cody Spence, Selena Vaques, Landon Vaughn, Drew Wallace. Engineering Technology – Devon

Bowling, Cameron Daniels, Kevin Deel, Zachary Fuller, Ethan Johnson, Hannah Keeton, Logan Little, Seth

Little, Dakota Shepherd, Abigail Veazey. Industrial Maintenance – Caleb Adams, Mason Atkins, Micheal

Bouts, Cordell Burchett, Brian Carey-Knipp, Mason Cooper, Lacyra Craig, Cameron Day, Tommy Fleenor,

Eric Greathouse, Isaac Tackett. Information Technology – Roy Blanton, Jonathon Daniels, Jacob Easter,

Devin Gibson, Jacob Gwinn, Noah Hodge, Jonathan Lester, Everett McKinley, Shaelyn Robinson, George

Rowan. Masonry – Jacob Adams, Makayla Buckhalter, Ashley Castle, Hunter Cole, Chase Conley, Ciara

Dials, Kyle Fitzpatrick, Paige Gordon, Dillon Hopkins, Jeremiah Howard, Chase Howell, Gavin Jordan,

Elysa Neff, Micaela Palmer, Trenton Swim, Trevor Swim. Medical Office Technology – Brooklyn Blank-

enship, Ciera Boggs, Tabitha Caudill-Greene, Emma Lauder, Katelyn Martin, Betty Rowan, Shawn Sullivan,

Hailey Traylor. Welding – Randy Allgood, Brian Begley, Shannon Coleman, Nolan Cooper, Dallas Copas,

Nathan Gibson, Timothy O’Bryan, Taylor Phillips, Taylor Seiler, Trevor Staggs, Shawn Swords, Chris

Taylor, Gaven Traylor, Jacob Whitt, Tyler Winston.

Pictured at above, left to right, Mrs. Sand, Advisor; Alexis Martin, Dental

Assisting; Logan Little, Engineering; Payton Middaugh, Electricity; and

Gaven Traylor, Welding.

Scioto County Career Technical Center Looking Forward

We are proud of our student’s achievements and support their continued success!

Student of the Month

The Scioto County Career Technical

Center teachers nominate students

monthly for “Student of the Month”.

The selection process is based upon

each student’s daily attendance,

classroom and lab performance,

employabi l i ty ski l ls and G.P.A

Students receive a certificate, $10.00

fuel card, CTC lanyard, CTC backpack

and a pizza party at the end of the

school year.

HOSA STATE COMPETITION

O n April 9th and 10th, Dental students Brittney Zimmerman, Amanda McGlone and Adriene Rumfield competed at the HOSA State Competition

The three students competed in Dental Terminology and Health Issues. Great job girls!!!

A Honor Roll

Brett Arthur, Philip Artressia, Garrett Baker, Levi Campbell, Marissa Campbell, Javontae Carter, Austin Conschafsky, Rachel Coyle, Lacyra Craig, Cameron Daniels, Kevin Deel, Jacob Easter, Adaya Edwards, Zachary Fuller, Hailey Gardner, Kyle Holsinger, Garrison Humphrey, Brandon Liddle, Kiarra Loper, Alexis Martin, Kiteley McCluskey, Amanda McGlone, Destiny McKenzie, Everett McKinley, Sarah Moore, Terry Nunley, Micaela Palmer, Haylynn Pauley, Taylor Phillips, Deanna Phipps, Christopher Price-Hardy, Grace Rachford, William Robinson, Adriene Rumfield, Ivy Shaffer, Amy Shoemaker, Brayden Stamper, Nathan Stanley, Savannah Stevens, Karlie Stone, Caitlyn Suttles, Chris Taylor, Madison Thomas, Jaelynn Triggs, Rae Walker, Makayla Watters, Regan Webb, Tyler Woodruff, Victoria Wright, Brittney Zimmerman.

All “A” Honor Roll

Randy Allgood, Brooklyn Blankenship, Micheal Bouts, Devon Bowling, Tamara Burchett, Myah Caudill, Shannon Coleman, Nolan Cooper, Dallas Copas, Paul Hagen, Andrew Hale, Aspen Hall, Mikayla Harmon, Joshua Holsinger, Ashley Hurt, Joseph Johnson, Gavin Jordan, Zackary Keller, Blaise Keys, Anessia Kiser, Emma Lauder, Logan Little, Seth Little, Katelyn Martin, Katie Mason, Kristin Maynard, Kylee Montgomery, Jacob Mullins, Dakota Shepherd, Ean Shonkwiler, Charles Sparks, Tiffany Stone, Gaven Traylor, Hailey Traylor, Abigail Veazey, Makenzie Watters, Jacob Witter

3rd Nine Weeks Honor Roll

November

Nolan Cooper, Welding; Micaela Palmer,

Masonry; Lacey Rhoades, Criminal Justice

and William Robinson, Auto Body.

January

Shawn May, Auto Body; Mary Etters,

Child Care; Brooklyn Blankenship,

Medical Office Management; and

Amanda McGlone, Dental Assisting.

MOM Student Placed 3rd at the BPA National Competition

The BPA National Competition was held on May 1st—4th in

Anaheim, California. The Grand Awards Ceremony was held on

May 4th, where Medical Office Management student, Hailey Traylor

placed 3rd out of 74 competitors. All 74 competitors are in one testing

room where there were questions on paper and online. They had to

test questions on medical terminology and office procedures. Hailey,

has already been working as a receptionist for Dr. Jonathon Lucas for

the last three months and plans to continue to work there after

graduation. She stated that “she

thinks the SCCTC program is just the

gre a te s t t h i n g” . She h i ghl y

recommends others to go into the

Medical Office Management Program

or other programs offered.

December

Hailey Gardner, Child Care; Dallas Copas,

Welding; Chad Blackburn, Auto Body and

Brooklyn Kazee, Cosmetology.

March

Ryan Brown, Electricity; Cailyn Suttles,

Criminal Justice and Noah Osborne, Auto

Body.

February

Javontae Carter, Culinary and Kiarra Loper,

Child Care. Not pictured: Jacob Ellis, Auto

Tech and Hunter Oyer, Electricity.

Masonry Student Advances to Nationals

Eli Webb, a junior Masonry student, recently competed at the State Skills USA competition.

Eli’s father, Earl Webb, was a bricklayer and he wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps. Eli

had laid brick before he cam into the Masonry class. His older brother is also a bricklayer

who attended the CTC several years ago.

In the upcoming national competition, SkillUSA gives you the blueprints and you are

expected to build the project without any practice time. Mr. Moore, Masonry Instructor

stated, “ I think he and I will have maybe ten minutes to talk about the project, other than

that, he goes to building.”

Mr. Moore stated: “the average age of a masonry person is 50 or older and when those

people start retiring there will be a large demand for bricklayers.” Eli will be competing at

the Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky the week of June 24th. Good luck Eli!!!!

SCCTC Takes First in Video Contest

The South Central Ohio Educational Service Center hosted an All-District Video contest for students attending ESC-member school districts. Schools were encouraged to use this as an educational opportunity with their student to create a short video promoting their school District. Students at the Scioto County Career Technical Center produced the winning video. A panel of judges reviewed the entries for their video and audio quality, performance, graphics, originality and more. The video was made and edited by a team of SCCTC students.

Entries were submitted by CTC, Bloom-Vernon, Green, Minford and

Wheelersburg schools. Congratulations to the CTC students !!!

Pictured on the right are the students who participated in creating the video.