Our Automotive students just completed an oil change and a full multi-point inspection — real-world practice that fuels future careers and safer cars.
The Induction Ceremony for National Technical Honor Society will be held at the Hughesville High School on March 4th .
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Who cheers students on behind the scenes? Our school counselors! 🎉
This National School Counselors Week we celebrate two incredible people who provide guidance, support, and a safe space for our students — Ms. Barlett and Ms. McCarty. Thank you for everything you do to help students thrive!
Students are mastering how to fill out Police Warning Notices — neat handwriting, all required fields completed, objective wording, and precise dates/times. These small details matter in Criminal Justice. Practice with mock scenarios and use a checklist to avoid mistakes.
Congratulations to Katie Shipton on being named February Student of the Month! This recognition reflects Katie's dedication, strong work ethic, and positive contribution to the school community.
Congratulations to Joseph Kashetta on being named January Student of the Month! This recognition reflects Joseph's dedication, strong work ethic, and positive contribution to the school community.
Huge thank you to Chef George Logue of Herman & Luther’s for spending the day with our students!
From butchering meat to stuffing Andouille sausage from scratch, Chef Logue delivered an unforgettable hands-on demo. He also showed students how to make pickled jalapeños and carrots and shared powerful insights from his journey in the hospitality industry.
An awesome day of learning, skill-building, and inspiration!
From butchering meat to stuffing Andouille sausage from scratch, Chef Logue delivered an unforgettable hands-on demo. He also showed students how to make pickled jalapeños and carrots and shared powerful insights from his journey in the hospitality industry.
An awesome day of learning, skill-building, and inspiration!
Happy Birthday, Mr. Brown! 🎉 If you see him today, make sure to wish him a happy birthday!
We are hiring for a Nurse-Instructional Aide. Permanent position, 20-35 hours per week, with flexible scheduling opportunities.
We are so proud of every LycoCTC student who competed! You worked incredibly hard, represented our school with excellence, and showed what dedication looks like.
Proud to recognize Carter Holt, a Computer Systems student from East Lycoming School District, who received a bye at SkillsUSA Districts and will advance to the State Competition in Hershey this April to compete in Telecommunications Cabling!
Proud to recognize Brady Phillips, a Computer Systems student from Warrior Run School District, who earned a bye at SkillsUSA Districts and will advance to the State Competition in Hershey this April to compete in Internetworking.
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Leah Wetzel from Muncy, she placed first in the Medical Terminology competition! She will be heading to Hershey in April for the State Competition!
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Gianna Steele from Loyalsock, she placed first in the Early Childhood Education competition! She will be heading to Hershey in April for the State Competition!
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Secily Stevens, Leighann Guillaume, and Gracie Budman from East Lycoming. They placed first in the Crime Scene competition and are heading to the State competition at Hershey in April!
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Effie Kishbaugh (East Lycoming), Adrianna Bame (Warrior Run), Carter Hefferan(Warrior Run), and Allison Fisher(East Lycoming), they took first place in the Health Knowledge Bowl competition. They will be heading to the State competition in Hershey in April!
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Sidney Engle from Loyalsock, she placed first in the Information Technology Services competition and will be heading to Hershey for States in April!
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Collin Cashman from Montoursville, he placed first in the Culinary Arts competition and will be heading to Hershey for States in April!
Please join us in congratulating this amazing group of students who took 1st place at the SkillsUSA district competitions this past Thursday & Friday. We had 7 individuals/teams take 1st place and 6 others that finished in the top 3 of their respective events. Pictured below is Gage Swart from Muncy, he placed first in the Automotive Maintenance & Repair and will be heading to Hershey for States in April!
