Parent/Teacher Conference is 11/11/21 from 4-7 p.m. Schedule your appointment at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4AACA72EA6FDC25-southern3. We will also be hosting Financial Aid night. If you need assistance completing the FAFSA, help will be available in the Computer Lab.
Just a reminder, SHCTC will not be in session tomorrow, Tuesday, November 2, 2021. The building is used as a polling location and will be closed to students.
For Red Ribbon Week, the Challenge classes sponsored a "Be Drug Free" decorated door or display competition. Congratulations to Senior Cosmo's Don't Let Drugs Make You Lose Your Head. Thanks to all that participated.
Mr. Kratzer and and Mr. Stephens sharing to the Brown County Retired Teachers on Thursday, October 28 the excellent academic programs and opportunities that exist for our youth and adults.
SHCTC will not be printing report cards for the first quarter. You can view your child's report card for the first quarter through Progressbook.
Friday, October 29, EHS is not in session. They will be running a shuttle.
Pick up times:
Sardinia Elementary- 7am
Eastern Middle/HS- 7:15am
Russellville Elementary- 7:30am
Return times:
Russellville Elementary- 2:40
Eastern Middle/HS- 2:50pm
Sardinia Elementary- 3pm
Friday, October 29, 2021 Bright Local SD is closed. They will be running a shuttle to SHCTC that will leave Carmel @ 6:30, Belfast @ 6:45, the Elementary @ 7:05, and the High School @ 7:20. The shuttle will return at the end of the school day.
Karlie Klump, Senior Clinical Health student from Georgetown, was inducted into the Paul R. Rainey Chapter of the National Honor Society this morning at Georgetown High School.
Congratulations Karlie....we are proud of you!!!
The first annual Georgetown G-Men Gobbler Gallop 5K and 1-mile Turkey Waddle is scheduled for Sat, 11/20 at 8:00 am. Event proceeds will go toward the Student Wellness Fund. The fee to register is $20.
https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.php?event_id=136287
A huge Thank You to all that voted! SHCTC is the winner of the 2021 CHANNELLOCK® Trade School Trade- Up.
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October 25 - 29, 2021 is Red Ribbon Week. Each day we will have a special theme of the day. Classrooms will be decorating their door or can create a display using items from your lab/subject area about being drug free. The winning class will get a special surprise!
SHCTC is one of the top three finalists for this year's Trade School Trade-Up competition. SHCTC's "Project Life" program helps students with disabilities acquire the tools they need for success, in both the skilled trades and everyday life. Ready to cast your vote? Just like this post before October 23rd to help this school get one step closer to winning $5,000, a classroom makeover and a free supply of CHANNELLOCK® tools. The winner will be announce on October 24th!
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Congratulations to Duston Kennedy, Senior Construction Tech student, for passing his AutoCAD Certified User exam this morning!!!!!
On Wednesday, Mr. Dave Huggins from the Drug Free Club of America assisted with our first drug screen. To show our appreciation to our Students that choose to participate in the Southern Hills club, we awarded them with a Southern Hills sweatshirt and a bag of treats.
A big SHCTC ‘Thank You’ to Mark Williams for bringing the coolest car ANY of us have ever seen to our automotive lab! We are thankful to have the connection with Mark Williams Auto Group.
It's not all haircuts and manicures. Cosmetology students are learning anatomy.
Today is opening day for The Ol’House Coffee Brewery. The coffee shop will be open everyday from 7:30 - 11:45.
#ProjectLife
Southern Hills CTC is hiring substitute teachers. If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Angela Gray at (937) 378-6131 ext. 300.
Testing out the new band saw!! We would like to thank the school board for the upgrading the band saw for the construction tech program along with David Schram for the installation.
Mr. Schmidt's Construction Tech Junior have been working hard and have completed their tote box.
