Congratulations to our newest inductees into the SHCTC Vernon Creighton Memorial Wall of Fame!
We are proud to recognize two outstanding alumni whose achievements have made a lasting impact in their careers and communities:
⭐ Carl Shafer, a 1982 graduate of our Auto Mechanics program
⭐ Patience Meeker, a 2009 graduate of our Cosmetology program and is currently the Cosmetology Instructor at SHCTC.
Their dedication, hard work, and success exemplify the excellence fostered at SHCTC. We are honored to celebrate their accomplishments and welcome them to the Vernon Creighton Memorial Wall of Fame.
We are proud to recognize two outstanding alumni whose achievements have made a lasting impact in their careers and communities:
⭐ Carl Shafer, a 1982 graduate of our Auto Mechanics program
⭐ Patience Meeker, a 2009 graduate of our Cosmetology program and is currently the Cosmetology Instructor at SHCTC.
Their dedication, hard work, and success exemplify the excellence fostered at SHCTC. We are honored to celebrate their accomplishments and welcome them to the Vernon Creighton Memorial Wall of Fame.
We are excited to announce that HealthSource Mobile Health Services will be coming to SHCTC this spring, bringing both mobile dental and mobile vision services directly to our campus!
This convenient opportunity will help students access important dental and vision care without leaving school, supporting their health, wellness, and success in the classroom.
We are proud to partner with HealthSource to make healthcare more accessible for our students and families. More information regarding services, scheduling, and consent forms will be shared as we get closer to the launch date.
Stay tuned for updates and join us in welcoming HealthSource Mobile Health Services to SHCTC this spring!
This convenient opportunity will help students access important dental and vision care without leaving school, supporting their health, wellness, and success in the classroom.
We are proud to partner with HealthSource to make healthcare more accessible for our students and families. More information regarding services, scheduling, and consent forms will be shared as we get closer to the launch date.
Stay tuned for updates and join us in welcoming HealthSource Mobile Health Services to SHCTC this spring!
🍎 Interested in Being a Substitute? 🍎
The demand for substitute teachers is growing, and we would love to help you get started!
In Brown County, Ohio, you may qualify for a substitute teaching license if you:
✅ Are at least 20 years old
✅ Have a minimum of an Associate's Degree or 60 semester credit hours
Substituting is a great way to make a difference in the lives of students while enjoying a flexible schedule!
📞 For more information, contact Brandy Hodges at the Brown County ESC: 937-378-6118 ext. 510
The demand for substitute teachers is growing, and we would love to help you get started!
In Brown County, Ohio, you may qualify for a substitute teaching license if you:
✅ Are at least 20 years old
✅ Have a minimum of an Associate's Degree or 60 semester credit hours
Substituting is a great way to make a difference in the lives of students while enjoying a flexible schedule!
📞 For more information, contact Brandy Hodges at the Brown County ESC: 937-378-6118 ext. 510
🎉 Congratulations to our Drug Free Club winners this week! 🎉
🏅 Parking Spot Winners • MET Senior Jake Franklin • AG Mechanics Junior Kohl Smith
🎁 Prize Winners • Construction Tech Junior Bryan Kleemeyer • Clinical Healthcare Junior Liv Tracy
Thank you for making positive choices and representing our school so well. Keep up the great work!
🏅 Parking Spot Winners • MET Senior Jake Franklin • AG Mechanics Junior Kohl Smith
🎁 Prize Winners • Construction Tech Junior Bryan Kleemeyer • Clinical Healthcare Junior Liv Tracy
Thank you for making positive choices and representing our school so well. Keep up the great work!
Ms. Germann's English 11 students put their communication skills to the test with a monster drawing challenge. One partner was given a random monster image and had to describe it using clear verbal directions and body language, while the other partner attempted to recreate it without seeing the original. The artist relied on active listening and could ask questions to clarify details along the way.
This activity demonstrated the importance of two-way communication, showing that successful communication requires both a clear speaker and an engaged listener. Students proved they can communicate much better than a monster!
This activity demonstrated the importance of two-way communication, showing that successful communication requires both a clear speaker and an engaged listener. Students proved they can communicate much better than a monster!
Another Friday means another round of Drug Free Club drawings. Three sweet parking spots next week. Abigale Taylor, Clinical Health Senior, Lilly Brooks, (not pictured) Cosmetology
Senior, and Hannah Carver, ECE Senior. Congratulations
This week our ECE students conducted assessments for our incoming preschool students as they prepare to begin preschool next week.
Congratulations to our Drug-Free Club members! Today, students received popcorn as a special incentive for their commitment to making healthy, positive choices and living drug-free. We are proud of their dedication and the example they set for others. Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to Clinical Health junior April San Nicolas!
We are proud to share that April's artwork was selected for the Ohio House of Representatives High School Student Art Exhibition. This outstanding accomplishment highlights her creativity, talent, and dedication.
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We are proud to share that April's artwork was selected for the Ohio House of Representatives High School Student Art Exhibition. This outstanding accomplishment highlights her creativity, talent, and dedication.
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🍽️ Culinary Arts Adventure! 🍽️
Our Culinary Arts students had an amazing day at the GFS Food Show in Columbus, Ohio! From exploring the latest food trends to connecting with industry professionals, it was a valuable and exciting experience for everyone involved.
We are proud of our students and thankful for opportunities that bring learning to life! 👏👨🍳👩🍳
Our Culinary Arts students had an amazing day at the GFS Food Show in Columbus, Ohio! From exploring the latest food trends to connecting with industry professionals, it was a valuable and exciting experience for everyone involved.
We are proud of our students and thankful for opportunities that bring learning to life! 👏👨🍳👩🍳
🎉 Congratulations to our Drug Free Club Winners! 🎉
We are excited to recognize our parking spot winners: 🚗 Olivia Hall 🚗 Katherine Hiles
And congratulations to our prize drawing winners: 🎁 Ava Cook (not pictured)🎁 Sarah Adington
Thank you to all of our Drug Free Club members for making positive choices and being great role models. Keep up the amazing work! 👏💙
We are excited to recognize our parking spot winners: 🚗 Olivia Hall 🚗 Katherine Hiles
And congratulations to our prize drawing winners: 🎁 Ava Cook (not pictured)🎁 Sarah Adington
Thank you to all of our Drug Free Club members for making positive choices and being great role models. Keep up the amazing work! 👏💙
Our Junior Automotive Technology students just earned their first 3 points on the NC3 Battery & Charging credential! Huge step forward in mastering modern battery‑system fundamentals. Keep pushing, keep learning, and keep stacking those credentials.
🎉 It's Friday, which means it's time for our PBIS Drawing! 🎉
Students earn entries into the PBIS Drawing by demonstrating positive behaviors and making great choices throughout the week. Each Friday during lunch, Mr. Michael draws the winning names, and those students get to choose a prize!
Students earn entries into the PBIS Drawing by demonstrating positive behaviors and making great choices throughout the week. Each Friday during lunch, Mr. Michael draws the winning names, and those students get to choose a prize!
🚗⏰ @ 2:25 PM... the SHCTC Pickup Madness Begins! ⏰🚗
At 2:25, our parking lot becomes the hottest destination in town! To keep everyone safe and traffic moving:
🌱 Please park near the grassy area when picking up your student.
🚌 Please do not drive near the buses... they need their space, too!
⬅️ Turning left? Use the driveway nearest the District Office.
➡️ Turning right? Use the driveway closest to Rt. 68.
Don't worry if you're unsure where to go. Mrs. Sweet and our awesome staff will be out in the parking lot, serving as human GPS units and pointing everyone in the right direction!
Thanks for helping us keep pickup safe, smooth, and (mostly) stress-free. 😊
At 2:25, our parking lot becomes the hottest destination in town! To keep everyone safe and traffic moving:
🌱 Please park near the grassy area when picking up your student.
🚌 Please do not drive near the buses... they need their space, too!
⬅️ Turning left? Use the driveway nearest the District Office.
➡️ Turning right? Use the driveway closest to Rt. 68.
Don't worry if you're unsure where to go. Mrs. Sweet and our awesome staff will be out in the parking lot, serving as human GPS units and pointing everyone in the right direction!
Thanks for helping us keep pickup safe, smooth, and (mostly) stress-free. 😊
Mr. Creighton and the MET seniors are hard at work in the lab today! From welding table legs and grinding materials to mastering the lathe, they're building valuable hands-on skills and making great progress on their projects.
A&P students put homeostasis to the test today! Students measured heart rate, breathing rate, and oxygen saturation and observed how the body responds to changes while working to maintain balance. ❤️🩹
After reviewing lab safety and the scientific method, students completed their first chemistry lab! They focused on following directions, making observations, and forming a hypothesis. Now they’re ready to take on more advanced labs! 🥼⚗️
Today, our SHCTC Welding seniors hung new display shelves to proudly showcase our Southern Ohio Career Tech League trophies!
This project highlights the craftsmanship, teamwork, and attention to detail our students develop through hands-on learning. We're proud of their hard work and excited to have a dedicated space to celebrate the achievements of our students and programs.
This project highlights the craftsmanship, teamwork, and attention to detail our students develop through hands-on learning. We're proud of their hard work and excited to have a dedicated space to celebrate the achievements of our students and programs.
SHCTC's Career Day is happening September 22nd and 23rd, and we're looking for businesses and professionals who would like to share their careers, experiences, and opportunities with our students.
Whether you're in healthcare, manufacturing, technology, construction, public service, hospitality, or another industry, we'd love to have you join us! Help students; explore career options, learn about your industry, discover skills needed for success, connect classroom learning to real-world careers
Interested in participating? Reach out to Mrs. Kennedy Wood @ kennedy.wood@shctc.us
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.
