Level 3 students completed a unit on Medication Administration and learned to safely administer oral medications, as well as intradermal, subcutaneous, and intramuscular injections.
Congratulations to Tyson Harrington on being named October Student of the Month! This recognition reflects Tyson’s dedication, strong work ethic, and positive contribution to the school community.
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Congratulations to September's Student of the Month — Gianna Steele! Gianna has demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership, and a commitment to excellence that positively impacts our learning community. Well done, Gianna — your achievement underscores the value of perseverance and integrity.
Students in our Automotive class are diving into trailer suspension components. Knowing how each piece works and how to inspect them can prevent failures and improve safety.
The Lycoming Career and Technology Center hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of a major expansion and renovation project. The project will enhance LycoCTC’s ability to meet regional workforce needs by adding new programs in welding and diesel technology, and renovating existing programs. The event featured remarks from Matt Wise, District Director from Senator Gene Yaw's Office, Representative Joe Hamm, Representative Jamie Flick, Jason Fink, President & CEO of the Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, and Mike Mamrak, President of the LycoCTC Joint Operating Committee.
The Lycoming Career and Technology Center hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of a major expansion and renovation project. The project will enhance LycoCTC’s ability to meet regional workforce needs by adding new programs in welding and diesel technology, and renovating existing programs. The event featured remarks from Matt Wise, District Director from Senator Gene Yaw's Office, Representative Joe Hamm, Representative Jamie Flick, Jason Fink, President & CEO of the Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, and Mike Mamrak, President of the LycoCTC Joint Operating Committee.
One of our talented Culinary Arts seniors showcased his skills and gratitude this Veterans Day by designing and serving a special menu at Wolf Run Village. The thoughtfully crafted meal featured Chicken Marsala, garlic parmesan roasted asparagus, creamy garlic mashed potatoes, a fresh butter lettuce salad, and a show-stopping two-layer chocolate raspberry cake.
With the support of Chef Anstadt and another dedicated student, the team served this delicious meal as a heartfelt way to honor and thank our veterans for their service. ❤️
We’re so proud of our students for using their culinary talents to make a difference in the community!
With the support of Chef Anstadt and another dedicated student, the team served this delicious meal as a heartfelt way to honor and thank our veterans for their service. ❤️
We’re so proud of our students for using their culinary talents to make a difference in the community!
First year Computer Systems students test speeds and performance between mechanical and solid state hard drives.
On this Veteran's Day, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Brown and Mr. Dowdy for their service and dedication. Their commitment inspires us to strive for excellence every day. Let’s take a moment to appreciate the sacrifices made by our veterans. #VeteransDay #ThankYou #Leadership
Early Childhood Education students had a guest speaker from Wilkes University. Dr. Karen Frantz-Fry talked to the students about the School of Education and the classes and programs they provide. Students also signed up for Wilkes University Teacher for a Day Field Trip!
Students in Culinary served up beautiful plates of Chicken Parmigiana — presentation on point and flavor to match!
In Criminal Justice the students are performing firearm safety, and use of force for decision making in scenario based training on the MILO System. They also competed with each other in shooting drills using proper weapon manipulation and firearm fundamentals.
Students use virtual servers to learn how to set up network accounts in Windows Server 2025. Level II and III students are building job skills as systems administrators this quarter.
What a great turnout for our second Adopt-A-Highway cleanup! A huge thank you to all the enthusiastic students who helped make Hughesville cleaner and greener! A special thank you to Ms. McCarty for her leadership and dedication in organizing this.
Happy Birthday, Mrs. Finck! 🎉 If you see her today, make sure to wish her a happy birthday!
Our Culinary Arts students have been showcasing their creativity and skill in the kitchen once again! Last week, they prepared a mouthwatering crab cake recipe that impressed everyone with its flavor and presentation.
Our students are diving into the world of automotive maintenance by learning how to resurface brake rotors! 🛠️ This hands-on experience helps them understand the importance of precision, safety, and proper vehicle care.
Students in Construction are working on framing walls and corners this week.
Wishing a very Happy Birthday to Mr. Minium! 🎂 His contributions and leadership have made a significant impact. If you see him today, make sure to give him a shoutout!
