Georgetown Police Department visited the Pre-K program and discussed how police officers can help in our community. Thank you Captain Green and Officer Hunter for coming to our classroom.
1 day ago, Paula Moore
Our Ambassador Team kept the momentum going today as we continued the Freshman Caravan at Western Brown! Proud of this team and the impact they’re making—one school at a time!
2 days ago, Paula Moore
Pre-K took a trip to Community Lanes Bowling Alley for a fun morning of bowling! Thank you to Buck at Community Lanes for opening early and allowing us to have a fun filled morning!
2 days ago, Paula Moore
Our Construction Technology students continue to show incredible dedication, skill, and teamwork. They’re putting in the effort and building their future—one project at a time. 👷♂️👷♀️ Keep up the great work! Your craftsmanship and commitment are inspiring. 🔨💪 Check out the YouTube video of their class in action! https://youtube.com/shorts/NfeL4KsIiao?feature=share
2 days ago, Paula Moore
Our ambassadors kicked off Freshman Caravan today at Fayetteville High School!
They spent the morning introducing freshman to a wide range of career options and helping them start imagining their future pathways. Our ambassadors loved guiding students through the possibilities ahead and getting them excited about what’s to come! 🚀
🎉🚗 This Week’s Drug Free Club Parking Spot Winners! 🚗🎉 We’re excited to recognize two outstanding students who continue to lead by example and promote a healthy, drug‑free lifestyle on our campus. 🌟 Sports Medicine Junior – Raine Roark 🌟 Clinical Health Junior – Savannah Reisinger Congratulations to both of you! Enjoy your well‑deserved reserved parking spots this week. Keep up the great work and thank you for representing our Drug Free Club with pride! 💙🙌
4 days ago, Paula Moore
Students explored the dissection of the brain to better understand structure and function. Real CTC education in action!
4 days ago, Paula Moore
SHCTC will be closed on Friday, March 20, 2026, due to a scheduled staff in‑service day. Students will not report. Thank you and enjoy your day!
8 days ago, Paula Moore
Today, SHCTC conducted a planned lockdown drill as part of our ongoing commitment to school safety. Students and staff followed established safety procedures, and the drill was completed successfully. These drills are an important part of ensuring that everyone is prepared in the event of an emergency. There was no threat to the building at any time. Thank you for your continued support as we work to maintain a safe learning environment for all students.
8 days ago, Angela Gray
Mrs. Roades and our Ambassador Team is hard at work preparing for Freshman Caravan next week! They’ve been planning, organizing, and getting everything ready for career exploration for the freshmen — bringing energy, smiles, and all the info they need to start strong!
8 days ago, Paula Moore
We are looking for a Project Life Job Training Instructor/Coordinator to join our team for the upcoming school year! Requirements: Special Education licensure with Transition to Work endorsement, bachelor’s degree, ability to support students with disabilities in job training and transition skills, collaborate with families & employers, obtain a van driver’s license, and complete BCI/FBI checks. For an application, go to www.shctc.us.
8 days ago, Paula Moore
🔥 Chef’s Corner is OPEN Today! 🔥 ⏰ 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM 🍽️ Today’s Feature: BBQ Pork Loin Stop by for a delicious lunch and treat yourself to our savory, slow‑cooked BBQ Pork Loin. See you there!
9 days ago, Paula Moore
Our Construction Technology juniors rolled up their sleeves and got to work, beginning the first step in building picnic tables: carefully measuring and cutting the boards that will soon become sturdy, student-built tables. This hands-on work helps students build confidence with tools, teamwork, and real-world construction skills. Great start, Juniors! Can’t wait to see these tables take shape.
9 days ago, Paula Moore
Our welding instructor, Mr. McKenzie and students have been hard at work, putting their skills into action and learning hands‑on techniques that prepare them for real‑world success. We’re proud of the dedication, focus, and craftsmanship these students bring every single day. Huge shoutout to Mr. McKenzie for guiding them with expertise. Keep up the great work, team — your future is being welded one spark at a time!
9 days ago, Paula Moore
Today our sports medicine students practiced one of the most important emergency skills—how to properly and safely place a patient on a backboard. From communication and teamwork to spine stabilization and transport techniques, they’re gaining real‑world experience that prepares them for future careers in athletic training, EMS, physical therapy, and beyond.
10 days ago, Paula Moore
Our MET (Manufacturing Engineering Technology) students were hard at work today as they set up and dialed in our CNC lathe! From aligning tooling to loading programs and verifying offsets, they’re gaining real-world, industry-ready experience every step of the way. Seeing their technical skills in action is exactly what makes this program shine.
10 days ago, Paula Moore
Our students are stepping up and getting the word out about the dangers of vaping. Their dedication to keeping their peers informed and healthy is truly inspiring. By raising awareness, they’re helping others make smarter, safer choices—and that’s leadership in action. Let’s cheer them on as they continue to educate, inspire, and make a positive impact in our school and community!
10 days ago, Paula Moore
Stop by Chef’s Corner this Wednesday for a mouthwatering BBQ Roasted Pork Loin—tender, juicy, and packed with flavor!
Not in the mood for pork? No worries! Our menu is full of delicious options made fresh, just the way you like them.
✨ Whether you’re craving comfort food or something new, Chef’s Corner has something for everyone!
📍 Stop in, grab a plate, and treat yourself to a great meal.
REMINDER! We would like to remind our families and community of a significant update to our school calendar. The 2026 Completion Ceremony has been changed from Thursday, May 14 to Wednesday, May 13. We kindly ask everyone to update their schedules accordingly. We apologize for any inconvenience this adjustment may cause and appreciate your understanding.