A great opportunity!
Clinical Heath students are trained by the best on the best equipment out there, that's a big reason why SHCTC students are so sought after by our business partners.
Seniors just finished being certified in SERVSAFE PERSON IN CHARGE
SHCTC recently inducted 3 new members to the Vernon Creighton Wall of Fame. Connie Jo Fetters Sullivan, a 1987 graduate from the Administrative Assistant Program, Mariah Hazelbaker a 2015 graduate from the Culinary Arts Program, and Megan Moore, a 2005 graduate from the Early Childhood Education Program, were each presented with a plaque by Mr. Kratzer to symbolize their accomplishments. Representatives from the Mount Orab Fire Department, Nick Rymer and Ryan Waterfield, presented Mr. Kratzer with a gold ax for spearheading the effort to obtain a fire training tower in Mount Orab. Congratulation to everyone. #loveshctc
Our students did a fantastic job on their Elements of the Human Body project! 🧪 They projected the percentage of each element that makes up the human body and showcased their learning in creative ways. #loveshctc
Always amazing things happening here at SHCTC.
Big congratulations to Information Technology students Evelyn Slone, William Franz, Nicholas Mintkenbaugh, Mallaki Schaupp, and Jade Gallimore for landing positions with Waldom Electronics in Georgetown, Ohio! Their hard work and talent are already paying off. #loveshctc
Congratulations to this week's Drug Free Club parking spot winners. Colton Ewing, Clinical Health Junior and Raine Roark, Sports Medicine Junior. #loveshctc
Lots of hands on learning at SHCTC this week. #loveshctc
Challenge students enjoyed the new GaGa Ball pit built by our Construction Tech students. #loveshctc
Early Childhood Education had a great 1st day in Pre-K! #loveshctc
Culinary Arts finished up breakfast week with breakfast of their choice. #loveshctc
Mr. Davis's auto tech Juniors are starting off the year earning Snap-On certifications. #loveshctc
SHCTC Information Technology students designed, built, and programmed a custom RFID time clock system from the ground up. Using Arduino, RFID scanners, and 3D printing, they created both the hardware and software to help students clock in and out and track their work-based learning hours. To make it even more impactful, IT partnered with Clinical Health students, creating custom ID badges uniquely programmed with each student’s ID number. Now, health students can simply scan their badge to log hours—using a system engineered by IT students.
Getting out there and learning to do oxy acetylene welding. Every day it's always something new and exciting for the kids at Southern Hills.
Busy day around SHCTC today. Mr. McKenzie and the welding students made sign post and brackets to hang the new signs. Parents that are picking up students now have a designated area for student pick up. Please use those parking spots for student pick ups after school. Sports Medicine students got some practice in ankle taping today. It's always busy around here.
🧪 Mrs. Spiller’s students tackled a Scientific Method Puzzle Lab to clear up confusion about independent vs. dependent variables—just in time for their first Chemistry lab this week! #loveshctc
Mr. Neal's Senior AG class was outside working in the great weather today. Clearing brush to help with drainage. #loveshctc.
Mr. Schmidt Construction Tech students have been busy building a Gaga ball pit for Mrs.Jordrey's Challenge class. #loveshctc
Mrs. Spiller’s Anatomy & Physiology students dove into body planes and cavities today by performing “operations” on Play-Doh cadavers!
They explored the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes while identifying major body cavities.
They explored the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes while identifying major body cavities.
