It's almost back to school time! Our student-parent welcome letter was sent out through email today. The letter along with additional back to school information is also posted on our website.
It's Christmas in July for Mr. Aiken's Construction Trades classes! Thanks to the PDE Supplemental Equipment Grant we were able to purchase these cordless power tools from Freezer's Auto Parts in Hughesville!
Congratulations to our students, Adrianna Bame and Alaina Beers, who graduated from their CNA class today! We are so proud of this accomplishment, and look forward to an amazing upcoming senior year with both of them. Also want to shout out Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Wallace and the rest of the LycoCTC staff who helped prepare them.
Please take a few minutes to check out the updates in our June 2025 Newsletter. I hope you are having a great summer!
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LycoCTC is hiring for the 25-26 school year. We are looking for someone who wants to make a difference every day!
As a Nurse-Instructional Aide, you’ll provide care to students who are ill or injured and offer instructional support to both students and instructors. Your role is vital in ensuring every student has the opportunity to succeed.
If you’re passionate about student health and education, we want to hear from you!
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Exciting news! With the help of our talented Construction students, the new LycoCTC mat is here and looking fantastic!
Students are enjoying the last few days at LycoCTC!
Health Careers Olympics! The Olympics had 10 events. Some of the events related to review of the year's curriculum, such as an observation activity (I Spy), labeling a skeleton, and listing the most medical word part synonyms. There were also some "minute to win it" teamwork type games, such cup stacking using only strings and a rubber band, stacking dice upon a tongue blade while it is held in a team members mouth, bowling, penny stacking with the non-dominant hand, and the cotton ball scoop.
In our construction class, students demonstrated remarkable creativity by utilizing scrap wood for their end-of-year projects. One student designed an adorable house, while another constructed a functional air hockey table.
One of our talented students from Construction handmade a gift for Mr. Aiken, and it turned out fantastic! It’s incredible to see such creativity and thoughtfulness.
Taking steps toward empowerment! Our Criminal Justice class is on a mission to complete their personal defense certification!
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Your dedication and hard work have led you to this remarkable achievement. As you step into the future, remember that the possibilities are endless.
Congratulations to the class of 2025!
The Health Careers students are currently learning about the basics of nutrition and the many therapeutic diets that are utilized to improve certain medical conditions. To reinforce the food guidelines related to specific therapeutic diets, students created food trucks designed to serve food to particular patient populations. Students had to determine a theme for their truck and then create an entree, side dish, and dessert appropriate to their assigned therapeutic diet. Students were also required to identify the types of patients that would benefit by eating at their food truck.
Students from our Construction Trades program were featured last night at T-Ross Brothers first annual construction trades recognition night. Collaborations like this are helping shape the future of the industry.
In the field of data security, drilling hard drives before recycling is a vital practice. This step significantly reduces the chances of data recovery, ensuring sensitive information remains protected.
Our Criminal Justice students recently participated in Emergency Preparedness Day at Allenwood Penitentiary. This experience provided invaluable insights into emergency response protocols, featuring demonstrations with canines and discussions with law enforcement and the game commission. Engaging with professionals in the field allows students to connect theory with practice, enhancing their educational journey. #CriminalJustice #EmergencyPreparedness #ProfessionalDevelopment
Huge shoutout to our YDTF students for fundraising to donate this awesome obstacle course for the Kickin' it with Cops event! So grateful to Sprinkled Sweet and Dolly's Restaurant for their generous support!
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Our culinary students hosted their first annual senior dinner, thanks to two talented seniors who crafted a fantastic menu. They invited their families to enjoy a delicious meal and see all they've learned over the past three years!
