Thank You to Jason Berens from Ohio Machinery Co. for showcasing the employment and educational opportunities to our students. Aside from being an industry partner they continue to support our curriculum with programs like "Technicians of Tomorrow" for our students
Our Construction Tech class built and delivered several dressers, nightstands and picnic tables for the Children's Home
The Construction Tech house have Windows in, electric roughed in and they have started on the plumbing.
Thank you Clint Boyd with A-1 tree care for speaking to our Ag Business class about the job opportunities in forestry.
Our Auto tech and AG Mech classes enjoyed a college presentation from UNOH. Mr Travis Bell was on hand to promote continuing education at a strong hands on university. Thank you for the oppurtunity to help our students!! Pioneer Pride
OVCTC FFA forestry team places 4th in the state! Top 5 state winning teams receive a banner. OVCTC is proud to win their second forestry banner ever in the history of the school! Students had to timber cruise, calculate board footage, identify trees by leaves, nuts, and twigs, pace and shoot azimuths in a compass course, and identify wood products and forestry equipment. The team was also first in the district and Isabella Crum, Beau Hesler, and Luke Parks were first, second, and third in the district respectively. Thanks to Hocking College for hosting this event! It was also great to see former alumni of the Ag Business program, Ethan Beekman, as a Hocking student and recruiter!
Team members: back row left to right:Beau Hesler, Drew Kreml, Luke Parks, Cole Manning, Trenton Quackenbush, Cole Hudson, Michael Malott.
Back row left to right: Kayla Hawes, Isabella Crum, MaRhea Unger, Hannah Hauke, and Alyson McCann.
The Ag Mechanical, Ag Business, Welding and Construction programs are working on a project to be revealed later this year!
Career Cafe serving hotshots and all the extras for lunch today
Part 2: Community service class students have been making throw blankets to donate to the InterFaith House. The InterFaith House helps people in the community in need. They are also in need of donations of personal hygiene items such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, mouthwash, and deodorant. Please donate if you are able!
Community service class students have been making throw blankets to donate to the InterFaith House. The InterFaith House helps people in the community in need. They are also in need of donations of personal hygiene items such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, mouthwash, and deodorant. Please donate if you are able!
Students were engaged in various hands on science activities: Modeling the types of chemical bonding; building a remote controlled car and navigating through an obstacle course; putting together and labeling a skeleton; and demonstrating potential and kinetic energy with popsicles
Physics students were given the challenge of balancing 11 nails on the head of one nail relating problem solving, critical thinking and the concept of “center of gravity.”
Juniors in our Early Childhood Education program have recently began their placements in classrooms at Peebles, North Adams and West Union Elementary. They are working with students ranging from ages Preschool-5th grade. While in these classrooms they have the opportunity to connect their course curriculum to real life experiences and learn strategies and methods from experienced teachers in the field of education. We want to thank the wonderful teachers and school administrators who are providing our students this wonderful opportunity.
Construction Tech house is looking good, nearly completely under roof!
Nearly 70 agricultural students from the CTC Ag Mechanics and Ag Business programs toured the Farm Science Review and learned about the latest and greatest in American agriculture. Thank you to the Adams County Farm Bureau for sponsoring our students!
Some of our students had the opportunity to learn from Underground Detectives while they were inspecting the dig site for a future project.
The Culinary Arts department did a great job preparing lunch in the Career Cafe for staff and students.
The HCT juniors practicing putting on and taking off Personal Protective Equipment correctly for the infection prevention lesson.
Prof Livdall Cookeville, Tennessee. OVCTC had a good performance in the general livestock contest! Team of David Raines, Grant McClanahan, Isabella Crum, and MaRhea Unger placed 4th overall in the 4H/FFA division. Beau Hesler placed 2nd overall in sheep and goat, David Raines placed 1st overall in beef. Hannah Hauke also had her first performance in a national level contest and scored an 803. Beau and David were 6th and 10th high individuals overall respectively in the contest. Great job and way to go Ohio Valley!
The Culinary Arts department helped prepare potatoes for the Seaman Lions Club for the Seaman fall Festival as a community service project.
