PM:  Clearfield County Career and Technology Instructors select a student from their program that displays overall outstanding attendance, achievement, work ethic and citizenship for the first marking period.  Kneeling left to right are: Josh Shaffer, Electrical Occupations; Aaron Bowery, Metal Engineering; and Travis Ormsby, Welding.  Standing left to right are: Alan Farley, Automotive Mechanics; Cooper Colton, Carpentry; Brystol Mick, Diesel Technology; Abigail Depto, Health Occupations Technology; Audrey Smith, Health Occupations Technology; Jaymes Guiher, Information Technology; Tessa Reams, Cosmetology; Alexander Leskovansky, Information Technology; Michael Fester, Masonry; Gabriel Love, HVAC/R; Jacob Irwin, Drafting and Design; and Joseph Boyer, Collision Repair.  Absent from...

The Clearfield County Career and Technology Center’s Instructors chose one morning student and one afternoon student in their program as their student of the month. October’s students were chosen based on showing optimism in their program area while facing challenges and seeing the positive. Two names were randomly drawn to win prizes.

Clearfield County Career and Technology Center’s Digital Media Arts AM students recently completed a unit on photography. Students learned how to shoot pictures in manual mode using a digital, single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera, utilizing composition techniques, then editing pictures using Adobe Lightroom. The final project of the unit was a picture taken and edited by each student, then printed and matted. 

The Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) hosted their annual fall open house on October 28 with a successful turnout.  Students, parents/guardians, and the community were invited to visit the CCCTC to learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students.  Students in the morning and afternoon sessions at CCCTC decorated pumpkins that were voted on by the public and the students of CCCTC.  First place winner was Drafting and Design, morning session; second place was Collision, morning session; and third place was Culinary, afternoon session.

Cheryl Krieg, Nursing Program Director, has received notification that the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center’s Practical Nursing Program was recently awarded eight additional years of continuing accreditation by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing Inc. (ACEN).  A 3-day virtual visit by The ACEN reviewers took place February 15-17, 2021.  Of the 54 Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing approved Practical Nursing programs only 23 (43%) have achieved nursing accreditation through The ACEN.  The CCCTC Practical Nursing Program is proud to be one of these programs. CCCTC participants in the accreditation visit included Nursing Program Director, Cheryl Krieg; CCCTC Executive...

DUE TO THE LARGE AMOUNT OF ITEMS TO BE DELIVERED ALONG WITH THE LOGISTICS OF COORDINATING DRIVERS TO DELIVER, THE COOKIE DOUGH DELIVERY WILL BE HELD ON TWO DATES. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE AND THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE CCCTC STUDENTS. PICK UP WILL BE IN THE DIESEL GARAGE BAY ON THE FOLLOWING DATES FOR THE ASSIGNED CLASSES:  NOVEMBER 2, 2021  3:00-6:00 PM CARPENTRY/BARGER CULINARY ARTS/ CHEF DAN COLLISION REPAIR/ D.DALE HVACR/ J.DALE MASONRY/DANVER         DRAFTING/ DIXON PREC. MACH/ FREEMAN HOT/ GUNTER (½) NOVEMBER 10, 2021  3:00-6:00 PM HOT/GUNTER (½) HOT/...

Students in the Information Technology program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) are currently mastering their skill of installing a second internal hard drive to computers in the program.  This method increases storage space on computers, allowing use of extremely large files. To learn more about the opportunities for high school or adult students in the Information Technology program, visit us at www.ccctc.edu.