Students in the Collision Repair program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) recently completed Introduction to Non-Structural Collision Repair, worth five dual enrollment credits, with Pennsylvania College of Technology. Nicholas Collar and Ethan Minor are two of only 12 students in the state of Pennsylvania to accomplish. The CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.

Students in the Carpentry and Building Construction program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) recently completed free dual enrollment credits by taking the course Construction Hand and Power Tools with Pennsylvania College of Technology. The CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.

Clearfield County Career & Technology Center (CCCTC) Culinary Arts & Food Management students recently made school history by being the first Culinary class to earn the American Culinary Federation Certification for Certified Fundamentals Cook. The CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.

Students in the Digital Media Arts program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) recently completed Web Page Management dual enrollment credits with Pennsylvania College of Technology. The CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.

Students in the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration (HVACR) program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) recently completed Introduction to Refrigeration, worth five dual enrollment credits, with Pennsylvania College of Technology. The CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.

Clearfield County Career & Technology Center (CCCTC) Digital Media Arts student Emily Lonjin, Clearfield Area High School, recently passed an exam to become an Adobe Certified Professional in Digital Video using Adobe Premiere Pro. Premiere Pro is an industry-leading, non-linear editing software for TV, film, and social sharing.  The 50-minute performance-based exam is integrated with the desktop application, allowing for an authentic assessment of job-ready skills. CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.

The Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) welcomed the Clearfield County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees for a luncheon and awards ceremony to award the winners of the Lauretta Woodson Awards. Outstanding Teacher, Lauren Hopkins, CCCTC Digital Media Arts Instructor; Outstanding Support Staff Member, Kathleen Vadala, CCCTC Student Aide; and the CCC-PASR scholarship was presented to Gavin Dunlap from Moshannon Valley High School. CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students and staff. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at...

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The Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) announces Joshua Bloom as outstanding Automotive Mechanics student.  Joshua is a senior at Curwensville Area High School. Representatives from several local businesses donated towards the award including Hunter’s Garage, Cumberland Truck Parts, Clearfield NAPA Auto Parts, Bud’s Electric, and O’Reilly’s Auto Parts, and Auto Zone. CCCTC partners with employers and community organizations to collaborate and ensure students are learning the most current skills. Employers and community organizations are an integral part of designing and updating curriculum.

The full time Practical Nursing students at the Clearfield County Career & Technology Center (CCCTC) recently held a successful blood drive where they collected 35 units of blood including three power reds. CCCTC is proud to highlight the talents and accomplishments of its students. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu or call us at 814-765-5308.