Green means go! Precision Machining student working on a CNC mill project in our amazing machine trades lab.
Not sure college is your thing?
Come build something instead. Precision Machining six-month course forging machinist for nearly 50 years. Our legacy is our students.
Think this might be for you? Come see the shop, meet the instructor, and ask questions.
Schedule a tour: ncooksey@c-tec.edu
Not sure college is your thing?
Come build something instead. Precision Machining six-month course forging machinist for nearly 50 years. Our legacy is our students.
Think this might be for you? Come see the shop, meet the instructor, and ask questions.
Schedule a tour: ncooksey@c-tec.edu

Looking for an English instructor in our secondary center!

Check out these specials in our postsecondary Cosmetology program. Call 740.364.2229 to make an appointment.

Great opportunity to learn about programing at C-TEC! #SkillsMatter

As part of their study of child development, the Teaching Careers juniors designed and created board games specifically tailored for individuals with disabilities. They put a great deal of thought into making these games engaging, accessible, and developmentally appropriate. Staff and student volunteers then learned to play the games to test out their efficacy.

Vet Science dogs celebrate graduation! The Girls and Leroy love being a part of the veterinary program kid’s learning journeys. So, they were proud to celebrate our recent Honors Ceremonies.
Also, the dogs refused to give up their hats. And they are eager to welcome next year’s juniors!
Also, the dogs refused to give up their hats. And they are eager to welcome next year’s juniors!


Job opportunity in our Postsecondary Center!

Diesel instructor Dave McNabb is retiring from C-TEC this year, and his junior students brought him a cake. The story behind the phrase they put on the cake…any time the students would start acting up, Dave would say ”are we being professional?”. Love it!
Dave said he was very touched receiving this sendoff from the junior class.
Dave said he was very touched receiving this sendoff from the junior class.

Very proud of Cosmetology junior, rising senior, Kayla Hill on her 1st place State Championship in the SkillsUSA competition in the category-Esthetics.
She will be headed to Atlanta, GA for Nationals this month. Congrats to her and her model, Anslee Richardson.
#SkillsMatter
She will be headed to Atlanta, GA for Nationals this month. Congrats to her and her model, Anslee Richardson.
#SkillsMatter

We recently held the second installment of our Build HER Up! Series. This class focus was basic carpentry. The ladies enjoyed themselves while learning some cool life skills. Deep appreciation to Ann Blowers from Dave Fox Construction who put a lot of effort into preparing the class.
Next installment in the series to be announced soon.
Next installment in the series to be announced soon.

Job opening at one of our satellite locations!

Very proud of Max Mitchell, a senior/now grad, in our Electrical Trades satellite program at Johnstown High School. Max is the State Champion for SkillsUSA, in the Electrical Construction Wiring category!
We wish him the best of luck as he heads to Atlanta, GA for Nationals in June. #SkillsMatter
We wish him the best of luck as he heads to Atlanta, GA for Nationals in June. #SkillsMatter

PART TWO- Last week we held our Honors Ceremonies. It was a great day. So very proud of the class of 2026!

Last week we held our Honors Ceremonies. It was a great day. So very proud of the class of 2026!

Happy Memorial Day.
We honor and remember. Not just today, but every day!
We honor and remember. Not just today, but every day!

Another job opportunity!

A special shout out to the junior Clinical Care students. They all passed their CNA certification!

The Perfect Attendance Luncheon was held recently. We had a record number 47 students qualify this year, and 4 seniors qualify for perfect attendance for their 2 years here! Showing up is an awesome life skill. Proud of these 47 young people!

Job Opening!

C-TEC Seniors, Brody Driskel (Electrical Trades) and Carter Mason (Fire/EMT) were awarded $1500.00 from the Granville Rotary for their outstanding performances as athletes and public servants.
Congrats to both!
Congrats to both!


