Our junior Culinary Arts students were hard at work perfecting the art of apple peeling today. Steady hands, sharp skills, and lots of focus. It’s amazing to watch their technique improve with every peel.
Our junior Welding students hit the lab today and began welding practice. Sparks were flying, skills were building, and their confidence grew with every bead they laid down. A strong start for this hardworking group.
Our senior Culinary Arts students kicked off their breakfast chapter today, and the kitchen smelled amazing. From the perfectly fried eggs to the bacon, they’re already showing real mastery and creativity. A strong start to one of the most delicious units of the year.
All Visual Design seniors earned their Leadership Excellence professional certification from Maximum Potential in lab last week! Most employers want to know that young workers are ready to lead themselves and others. Great job VSDN!
Now Hiring: Substitute Custodians!
We are looking for dependable individuals to join our team as Substitute Custodians.
For more information, please contact:
Dan Shover
Maintenance Supervisor
📞 937-378-6131, Ext. 336
For an application, go to: https://www.shctc.us/o/shctc/page/employment-op
We are looking for dependable individuals to join our team as Substitute Custodians.
For more information, please contact:
Dan Shover
Maintenance Supervisor
📞 937-378-6131, Ext. 336
For an application, go to: https://www.shctc.us/o/shctc/page/employment-op
Sports Medicine's Annual Mum Sale is Here!
Support our Sports Medicine program by purchasing beautiful fall mums! Your purchase helps provide valuable opportunities and resources for our students.
Please see the attached order for details.
Thank you for your support!
Support our Sports Medicine program by purchasing beautiful fall mums! Your purchase helps provide valuable opportunities and resources for our students.
Please see the attached order for details.
Thank you for your support!
Today at SHCTC, Mr. Neal's Junior Ag students were busy in the lab but took a break long enough for a group photo! Cosmetology Juniors began learning about manicures, Auto Juniors were performing oil changes, Mrs. Bailey's Math class completed a pre-test, and Construction Tech Seniors continued demolition work in the lab
Another great day of learning, skill-building, and career preparation at SHCTC!
Another great day of learning, skill-building, and career preparation at SHCTC!
Congratulations to MET Senior Nathan Hodges and 2026 Sports Medicine student Sayde Rhoten on their 4th-place finish at the shooting match in Jackson, Ohio!
A special congratulations also goes to their advisor and our School Resource Officer, Deputy Dunning, for their guidance, support, and dedication. Your hard work and teamwork are something to be proud of, and you represented our school with excellence. Great job, Nathan, Sayde, and Deputy Dunning! We celebrate your accomplishment and look forward to your continued success.
A special congratulations also goes to their advisor and our School Resource Officer, Deputy Dunning, for their guidance, support, and dedication. Your hard work and teamwork are something to be proud of, and you represented our school with excellence. Great job, Nathan, Sayde, and Deputy Dunning! We celebrate your accomplishment and look forward to your continued success.
Anatomy students put their knowledge into action! 🧠🫀 Students created life-size human models to demonstrate and properly label regional terms and anatomical directional terms. A fun, hands-on way to bring anatomy to life! 👏🔬
Today at SHCTC, students were hard at work building valuable skills across multiple programs!
🔥 Advanced Science students participated in Bunsen burner training, gaining important laboratory safety and science experience.
➗ Senior Math students continued strengthening their academic skills and problem-solving abilities.
🩺 Sports Medicine juniors practiced and perfected wrist taping techniques, preparing for real-world athletic training and patient care situations.
Every day at SHCTC is an opportunity for students to learn, grow, and prepare for their future careers.
🔥 Advanced Science students participated in Bunsen burner training, gaining important laboratory safety and science experience.
➗ Senior Math students continued strengthening their academic skills and problem-solving abilities.
🩺 Sports Medicine juniors practiced and perfected wrist taping techniques, preparing for real-world athletic training and patient care situations.
Every day at SHCTC is an opportunity for students to learn, grow, and prepare for their future careers.
Our Information Technology Juniors are already diving into hands-on learning in Information Technology!
Students have been working together to build and program LEGO robotics systems. They've been sorting through components, assembling their designs, troubleshooting problems, and using the computer software to bring their creations to life.
Along the way, they're developing skills in problem-solving, teamwork, programming, electronics, and technical troubleshooting that they'll continue building throughout their two years in the program.
A great start for this year's Southern Hills Career & Technical Center Information Technology juniors!
📚✨ Welcome to Our SHCTC Team! ✨📚
As we begin a new school year, we are excited to introduce several new faces and celebrate staff members taking on new roles across SHCTC programs!
Please join us in welcoming:
Lyndsey McKibben – Science Teacher
Kaitlyn Keller – NECCO Social Worker
Jennifer Foebar – ESC Challenge Teacher
Izzy Elliott has transitioned from Job Skills Trainer to Project Life Instructor.
Melanie Smith joins the team as our new Job Skills Trainer.
Daniel Shover – Maintenance Supervisor
Joe Carpenter – Custodian
Richard Bowles – Custodian
In our Satellite Programs
Welcome back Dara Landess – Eastern High School Agriculture Teacher
Krista Hayslip – Eastern Middle School Agriculture Teacher
Brian DeAtley – Whiteoak Agriculture Teacher
We are excited to have these outstanding individuals as part of our team and look forward to the positive impact they will make on our students, schools, and communities.
As we begin a new school year, we are excited to introduce several new faces and celebrate staff members taking on new roles across SHCTC programs!
Please join us in welcoming:
Lyndsey McKibben – Science Teacher
Kaitlyn Keller – NECCO Social Worker
Jennifer Foebar – ESC Challenge Teacher
Izzy Elliott has transitioned from Job Skills Trainer to Project Life Instructor.
Melanie Smith joins the team as our new Job Skills Trainer.
Daniel Shover – Maintenance Supervisor
Joe Carpenter – Custodian
Richard Bowles – Custodian
In our Satellite Programs
Welcome back Dara Landess – Eastern High School Agriculture Teacher
Krista Hayslip – Eastern Middle School Agriculture Teacher
Brian DeAtley – Whiteoak Agriculture Teacher
We are excited to have these outstanding individuals as part of our team and look forward to the positive impact they will make on our students, schools, and communities.
More greatness is happening today at SHCTC!
Our students are hard at work and building skills for the future: Chemistry students are busy in the lab. English classes are in full swing. Junior welders are putting their knowledge to the test. Clinical Health and Sports Medicine students are coming together for collaborative learning.
Every day is an opportunity to learn, grow, and prepare for success. We are proud of our students and the amazing things happening at SHCTC!
Our students are hard at work and building skills for the future: Chemistry students are busy in the lab. English classes are in full swing. Junior welders are putting their knowledge to the test. Clinical Health and Sports Medicine students are coming together for collaborative learning.
Every day is an opportunity to learn, grow, and prepare for success. We are proud of our students and the amazing things happening at SHCTC!
And it begins! Construction Seniors started the demolition phase of the project last year's Seniors built. We are looking forward to watching this year's project being built and seeing the finished result.
The new year is off to a great start.
✅ ECE students are getting the Pre-K lab ready for opening next month.
✅ Welding students are assembling a new welder.
✅ Culinary students are showing off their new black chef jackets.
Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. We'll be showcasing our students, programs, projects, and accomplishments every day throughout the year. You won't want to miss all the great things happening here!
✅ ECE students are getting the Pre-K lab ready for opening next month.
✅ Welding students are assembling a new welder.
✅ Culinary students are showing off their new black chef jackets.
Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. We'll be showcasing our students, programs, projects, and accomplishments every day throughout the year. You won't want to miss all the great things happening here!
Today we welcomed back our Seniors for another incredible year. We're excited to have you back on campus and ready for an amazing year ahead. Let's make this year one to remember!
We had a great first day at SHCTC. We were thrilled to welcome our new students and kick off another school year. We look forward to welcoming the Seniors back tomorrow.
Despite the storm, SHCTC Juniors will begin classes as scheduled on Thursday, August 13, 2026. Seniors will report for their first day on Friday, August 14, 2026.
Transportation will be provided via shuttle bus from each student's home district. Please use caution when traveling and allow extra time for weather-related delays.
We look forward to welcoming our students and having a great start to the school year!
SHCTC Families: Despite last night’s severe weather, our campus has power, and Open House will proceed as scheduled this evening, August 12, from 4:00–7:00 p.m. We are excited to see everyone!
Before the first day of school even started, these Seniors volunteered their time to help Mrs. Terwilliger prepare the lab for another great school year. Their hard work and commitment to the program and SHCTC makes a huge difference. Thank you Kelby Foster, Raine Roark, and Oliver Foebar for stepping up and helping set the stage for a successful year.
