Today our construction students practiced measuring, calculating, and cutting stringers for steps — combining math, precision, and teamwork to build safe, sturdy stairs.
We are currently seeking applicants for our next Culinary Arts Teacher. If you are interested in learning more, email nminium@lycoctc.org. Applications due March 20th or until the position is filled.
Students crafted charcuterie boards built with skill, balance, and creativity
Students crafted charcuterie boards built with skill, balance, and creativity.
National Technical Honor Society Induction Ceremony will be Wednesday, March 4th, 2026.
In the pre-nursing & health sciences lab, students learned to provide oral care to conscious and unconscious patients, as well as how to properly clean dentures. They also learned to provide nail care to a patient's hands and feet and how to change a patient's clothing.
We are currently seeking applicants for our next Culinary Arts Teacher. If you are interested in learning more, email nminium@lycoctc.org. Applications due March 20th or until the position is filled.
Our students are mastering cylinder misfire diagnostics — spark plugs, coils, fuel checks, and compression tests.
Our Criminal Justice students created posters for CTE Awareness Month — featuring quotes like “Learn to protect. Live to serve” and “Law measures behavior. Justice measures impact.” These short lines remind us that protecting others and considering real impact go hand-in-hand in this field.
Milo's Adventures
Making sure Lucy is ok.
Hanging out while Ms. Barlett helps a construction student with her college app.
Checking out his favorite ball.
Waiting for pets from Chef.
Making sure Lucy is ok.
Hanging out while Ms. Barlett helps a construction student with her college app.
Checking out his favorite ball.
Waiting for pets from Chef.
Our Pre-Nursing & Health Science class believes: "Learn Today...Save Lives Tomorrow." This CTE Awareness Month we’re celebrating students building the skills that keep families and communities healthy.
Our high school Early Childhood Education students had a wonderful time celebrating Valentine’s Day with our preschoolers! From heart-themed crafts to friendship activities and story time, our students planned hands-on lessons that helped little learners practice fine motor skills, creativity, and kindness.We love seeing our future educators learning and leading with heart!
Our Culinary students created an inspiring poster for CTE Awareness Month!
Two favorite quotes: “Struggles are the seasonings of life” and “Can’t make an omelette without cracking a few eggs.” Both remind us that setbacks give perspective and trying new things leads to improvement.
Two favorite quotes: “Struggles are the seasonings of life” and “Can’t make an omelette without cracking a few eggs.” Both remind us that setbacks give perspective and trying new things leads to improvement.
Our Automotive students also created another inspiring poster for CTE Awareness Month: "You can jump start your future at LycoCTC." 🚗🔧 Their creativity reminds us that career-ready skills put students in control of their paths
Our Automotive students created this inspiring poster for CTE Awareness Month: "You're in the driver's seat of your future." 🚗🔧 Their creativity reminds us that career-ready skills put students in control of their paths
Lycoming CTC is deeply grateful for the continued support of Representatives Flick and Hamm, and sincerely appreciates the funding assistance they have provided throughout our ongoing expansion project.
"Little learners. Big futures. CTE makes it possible!" — a quote by our Early Childhood students for CTE Awareness Month. This simple line underscores the long-term value of introducing career and technical education principles early: curiosity, practical skills, and confidence that last a lifetime.
Our morning Construction class nailed it for CTE Awareness Month with this student-made motto: "The Road To Success Is Under Construction." 🚧🛠️
Seeing students create meaningful messages like this reminds us that learning is a journey—filled with effort, growth, and teamwork.
Seeing students create meaningful messages like this reminds us that learning is a journey—filled with effort, growth, and teamwork.
Upperclassmen in our construction program are designing and constructing cubicles — a practical project that develops technical skills (measuring, cutting, assembly), teamwork, and project management
Practical skills in action: A Computer Systems student successfully installed a low-voltage outlet as part of their SkillsUSA preparation. This hands-on experience reinforces technical competence, safety awareness, and workplace readiness.
