Our Criminal Justice students attended “Day in the Life of a PA State Trooper,” hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. The event showcased more than 25 PSP career positions, giving students exposure to diverse pathways within state policing — from patrol and traffic enforcement to specialized investigative units.
Our Coin War-winning class and the recruitment guides who successfully ran 9th grade tours were recognized with an ice cream social. This celebration highlights the impact of student leadership and recruitment efforts.
The Automotive students are hard at work repairing vehicles in the shop!
We are hiring a Welding Teacher to begin August 2026. Applications due Jan. 30th or until the position is filled.
Available January 2026! We are hiring for a Nurse-Instructional Aide. Permanent position, 20-35 hours per week, with flexible scheduling opportunities.
Criminal Justice students are practicing Standard Field Sobriety tests using drunk buster goggles, that simulate being under the influence.
A student in automotive carefully cuts corrugated steel for a hands-on project, turning raw material into a real component. The focus, the technique, the pride — shop class moments that shape future technicians.
Our automotive students completed a full engine rebuild on a 4‑wheeler and are now reinstalling the engine, precisely shortening a new chain to the correct length. This project highlights hands‑on diagnostics, measurement accuracy, and collaboration — all key competencies employers seek in entry‑level technicians.
Cold, rainy day? No problem — parachute play saves the day! LycoTykes + student teachers = giggles, movement, and teamwork.
Pre-Nursing and Health Science students are currently working on turning, repositioning, and changing linens for patients confined to bed.
Mrs. Barlett connects seniors in our Automotive Technology program with postsecondary opportunities and financial aid.
Open House is tonight! Make sure to stop by from 4:30-6:30.
Want to see where futures are built? Join us for our Open House on Tuesday, January 13 from 4:30–6:30 PM. Tour the labs, view student projects, meet instructors, and learn about programs that prepare students for real careers. Bring your family and spread the word — what program are you most excited to see?
Want to see where futures are built? Join us for our Open House on Tuesday, January 13 from 4:30–6:30 PM. Tour the labs, view student projects, meet instructors, and learn about programs that prepare students for real careers. Bring your family and spread the word — what program are you most excited to see?
Want to see where futures are built? Join us for our Open House on Tuesday, January 13 from 4:30–6:30 PM. Tour the labs, view student projects, meet instructors, and learn about programs that prepare students for real careers. Bring your family and spread the word — what program are you most excited to see?
A huge thank you to all the Criminal Justice students who helped make Hughesville cleaner!
After break our Automotive students dove back into the shop — tackling repairs, running diagnostics, and collaborating on real-world projects.
If you bump into Mr. Aiken today, let’s make his day extra special! He celebrated his birthday over the weekend, so be sure to wish him a happy belated birthday!
Want to see where futures are built? Join us for our Open House on Tuesday, January 13 from 4:30–6:30 PM. Tour the labs, view student projects, meet instructors, and learn about programs that prepare students for real careers. Bring your family and spread the word — what program are you most excited to see?
Available January 2026! We are hiring for a Nurse-Instructional Aide. Permanent position, 20-35 hours per week, with flexible scheduling opportunities.
We are hiring for a Workforce Development Coordinator-Dean of Students to start in August 2026. Applications due Jan. 30th or until the position is filled.
9th graders from Montoursville High School toured LycoCTC and spent time in every program we offer. Our current students and educators delivered strong demonstrations of skills and career opportunities—excellent real-world insight for prospective learners.
