Borrowed hot spots from the CCCTC will need to be returned the week of May 24th upon arrival to the CCCTC. Therefore, once students enter the building, they should immediately go into the technology office to return (between 8:15-8:45 and 12:00-12:15). Seniors will need to have theirs returned by the end of the day Wed., 26th. If a student fails to return one, their graduate certificate will be held until it is returned or the $90 fee is paid. Juniors may return any day that week (May 24-28). At that time, invoices will be sent to the students for the...

Congratulations to Serenity Saupp, Digital Media Arts (DMA) student from Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School, for successfully passing the Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Exam in Visual Design Using Photoshop and Multiplatform Animation using Animate. Both certifications are 50-minute performance-based exams that include in-app tasks, realistic scenarios, and interactive questions.  Serenity is the first DMA student to take the ACA Animate certification exam.  The exam proves a student has the skills necessary to create dynamic and engaging content required for a career in animation and design.  To learn more about the DMA program, visit us at www.ccctc.edu.

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Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) seniors have chosen to maximize their high school opportunities for career training and industry certifications, with an eye on becoming successful and financially secure much earlier in life. Career and Technical Education Signing Day is a way of recognizing their hard work and the value of the career-preparation training they have received through the CCCTC. In photo, from left to right is Fred Redden, CCCTC Executive Director and current CCCTC Information Technology student, Ethan Watt, from Philipsburg Osceola Area High School who will be attending Penn State University for Cyber Security after graduation.

Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) seniors have chosen to maximize their high school opportunities for career training and industry certifications, with an eye on becoming successful and financially secure much earlier in life. Career and Technical Education Signing Day is a way of recognizing their hard work and the value of the career-preparation training they have received through the CCCTC. In photo, from left to right is Fred Redden, CCCTC Executive Director and current CCCTC Health Occupations student, Zoe McGonigal, from Clearfield Area High School who will be attending the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center for Practical...

Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) seniors have chosen to maximize their high school opportunities for career training and industry certifications, with an eye on becoming successful and financially secure much earlier in life. Career and Technical Education Signing Day is a way of recognizing their hard work and the value of the career-preparation training they have received through the CCCTC. In photo, from left to right is Fred Redden, CCCTC Executive Director and current CCCTC Health Occupations student, Emily Smith, from West Branch Area High School who will be attending Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania for Nursing/Chemistry after graduation.

Students in the Drafting and Design program at the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center have been creating designs using Adobe Illustrator to put onto t-shirts. Students create the design, print it out on vinyl transfer paper, weed the paper, and then transfer the image to the shirt using a heat press. To learn more about the opportunities for high school and adult students at the CCCTC, visit us at www.ccctc.edu.

Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) seniors have chosen to maximize their high school opportunities for career training and industry certifications, with an eye on becoming successful and financially secure much earlier in life. Career and Technical Education Signing Day is a way of recognizing their hard work and the value of the career-preparation training they have received through the CCCTC. In photo, from left to right is Tiffany Cover, CCCTC Principal and Assistant Director and current CCCTC Health Occupations Technology student, Kendra Billotte, from Clearfield Area High School who will be attending Lock Haven University Clearfield Campus for...

Clearfield County Career and Technology Center (CCCTC) seniors have chosen to maximize their high school opportunities for career training and industry certifications, with an eye on becoming successful and financially secure much earlier in life. Career and Technical Education Signing Day is a way of recognizing their hard work and the value of the career-preparation training they have received through the CCCTC. In photo, from left to right is Tiffany Cover, CCCTC Principal and Assistant Director and current CCCTC Health Occupations Technology student, Ryanne Henschel, from Clearfield Area High School who will be attending Lock Haven University Clearfield Campus for...