The OVCTC Auto Tech juniors have successfully earned their OSHA General Industry safety card and industry credential. Congratulations!
Very proud of our OVCTC students in their efforts to honor Veterans with events yesterday and today. Student leaders from the FCCLA, FFA & SkillsUSA chapters hosted a Veterans Day program that included a keynote address by Mr. Rick Bell on Tuesday. Today, all students honored our area veterans with a parade!
OVCTC FFA was well represented at the sub district job interview contest last week at Georgetown!
Division 3: Luvinnia Rhoads and Gracelyn Davis
Division 4: Dakotah Davis
Division 5: Mitchell Ohnewehr
Mitchell won his division and moved on to district competition this week!
These students had do develop a resume, cover letter, fill out a job application, conduct a mock interview, and then write a follow up letter afterwards. Special thanks to our very own CTC History teacher, Mr. Allan Crump, for judging Division 2 for our sub district!
Congratulations to Michael Hudgel for winning the 1st Nine Weeks Attendance Award in Mr. Cooper’s CNC Machining Program!
Recently, the Ag Mechanics and Welding programs visited C103 Radio to share information during the “Program Spotlight”.
Last week, during the final day of the National FFA Convention, the OVCTC FFA Chapter was up early to celebrate the accomplishments of Douglas Harper as he received his American Degree. Congratulations!
Very proud of our OVCTC SkillsUSA officers for participating in the Fall Leadership Conference!
Day 3 of the National FFA Convention brought a trip to a popcorn factory, Not Just Popcorn. The OVCTC FFA Chapter visited the Indianapolis Zoo followed by a great meal and trip to the The World's Toughest Rodeo! The students have done the Blue and Gold Proud!
Day 2 at the 2021 National Convention brought the OVCTC FFA to 2 sessions with keynote speakers. The students enjoyed the pre session dance party. The students were looking great in Blue and Gold!
SUBSTITUE BUS DRIVERS NEEDED!!!
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED!!! Updated Requirements for the 2021-2022 school year.
The OVCTC Staff participated in the 1st Annual Staff Costume Contest! Great fun for the adults and the students had a chance to vote for their favorite costumes!!! The winners are:
Tied for 1st place:
Mrs. Scott - Flo from Progressive
Mr. Trump - Mr. America
2nd Place:
Ms. Roberts - Kim Possible
3rd Place:
Mr. Featheringham - artist Bob Ross
It was a great first day for the OVCTC FFA chapter as they attended the 2021 National FFA Convention in Indianapolis!
Join the Adams County Ohio Valley Schools and C103. In a forum moderated by C103's Don Bowles, to give you the opportunity to learn more about the candidates running for the Adams County Ohio Valley School Board.
You can watch on the District's Youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bGYqHJmBhs
Or watch on C103s Facebook or listen live on C103 radio or download their free app.
Thank you to C103 for inviting the OVCTC Health Careers Technology Program and the Ag Business Program to the radio station to participate in their morning radio show. We appreciate the opportunity to share with the community our “program spotlight”!
The students in Ms. Johnson’s Community Service Class are making blankets to donate locally.
The Adams County Ohio Valley School District will hold their Regular Board of Education Meeting this evening Monday October 18, 2021, at the OVCTC beginning at 6pm. The meeting will be also be streamed on the District’s YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/01dTDAz291M
The OVCTC Ag Mechanics Program and Pioneer Power Sports Team member Branson Grooms brought his No. 7 dirt legend car to the shop for a real life measurement lesson. Students were asked to record measurements on Ride height, Toe and caster/camber. The support of the class will hopefully help Branson finish this season strong. Thanks to Cody Coday and Trevor Moore for the construction of a new slag catch barrel for our shop.
Special thanks to Mrs. Joy Bauman for working with Mr. Rhonemus and the OVCTC Ag Business Program to secure a grant from the Southern Ohio Ag Community Development Fund! These dollars went to the purchase of a walk in freezer which the Ag Business program can use as the students have the beef and pork they raise on the farm processed!
Recently, the OVCTC Culinary Arts program received the FCCLA ProStart grant. The program received $3500 for ranking as one of the the top 5 schools in the state out of 55 schools partipating in ProStart. Due to the high percentage of culinary arts students passing the ProStart exam & receiving this industry credential, the grant was awarded. Congratulations!
