Students from our Robotics & Automated Manufacturing program recently went to THK for a day of presentations, tours, & learning! They enjoyed it a lot. Thank you for helping our students see what possibilities are out there.
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Culinary Arts senior James Shull nominated his instructor, Chef Jess Karr for the Coughlin Automotive Group YOU MADE A DIFFERENCE Award for 2023. She was selected, and we recently surprised her with the announcement. Congrats Chef and thank you, James for recognizing her!
Some of the Dental Assisting seniors donning surgical wear.
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Proud of our students selected to attend the Newark Rotary for the month with our administration. They represent C-TEC well. Fire/EMT senior Kara Smith, and Physical Therapy senior Nathan Streby.
Some of our Secondary Clinical Care students visited Licking Valley Middle School to help talk about healthcare careers. They taught skills, like blood pressure, pulse, etc. to the younger kids.
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Scenes from a day in our Postsecondary Center. Picture #1- Instructor Tracy Horn quizzes Postsecondary Phlebotomy students on the order of blood draw. Picture #2-Medical Coding students hard at work, led by instructor Michelle Miller.
Back by popular demand.
Offering another round.
Our Senior Medical Assisting class. Getting closer and closer to graduation!
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Hanging out there. Hanging waaay out there, in the postsecondary Power Line program.
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Very proud that our own Criminal Justice Color Guard presented the colors at the Ohio ACTE Legislative Seminar last week. #skillsmatter
We had our first group of Cosmetology students pass their State Boards! Congratulations to Payton Park, Madison Burnett, Olivia Standinger, and Mikayla Lane. What an awesome accomplishment and we are excited to see what is next for these young ladies.
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Career-technical education offers training in almost every industry, from engineering to arts to healthcare and communication. CTE students are prepared for a variety of paths, including college, the military, the workforce, continued technical training or entrepreneurship. With close connections to local industry, college credit options and a focus on planning for the future, CTE students have numerous options for utilizing their skills and making connections. Discover the endless possibilities that CTE has to offer!
Our senior Physical Therapy & Exercise Science group. Enjoying the countdown to their high school careers.
Robotics & Automated Manufacturing junior Elijah Frazier is hard at work in the lab.
Matt Thompson, our excellent Robotics and Automated Manufacturing instructor, answering questions, being awesome. Par for the course with him!
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Fire/EMT seniors have been working on mayday emergency training. They have wax paper in their goggles to obscure vision during this exercise. Clever idea to simulate smoke.
Mrs. Woods answers some questions in the Clinical Care program.
A lot of great careers have had their start in this lab
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More high school students than you may think are taking advantage of career-technical education. In 2021, over 127,000 students in Ohio chose to pursue CTE at one of 99 career-technical high schools. Not only do these students explore their interests and aspirations, but they also have a high chance of continuing their education or pursuing additional certifications. CTE is for every student and offers a diverse range of career fields, academic and organizational honors, and extracurricular opportunities. It's time to shatter the myths and discover the benefits of CTE for yourself.
Recently 5th graders from Coshocton came to our Postsecondary Center to learn about careers and postsecondary education options. The careers come later, but the work starts now!
Our Automotive Technologies senior group.
Wishing them a great final semester of high school!
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