2023-2024 School Year
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DECEMBER - VA Gift of Blue Recipients
Congratulations to LCCTC Veterinary Assistant sophomores Stacey Bailey (Shenango), Jolenna Street (Ellwood), and Gabbie Treece (Union) who each earned, through a competitive process, the "Gift of Blue" Award through the National Future Farmers of America! As a result, they also earned LCCTC’s December Pride and Promise award! The jacket unifies members in a long-standing tradition and reminds them that they are part of something bigger than themselves. This support inspires them to learn, grow and serve through FFA and long after they graduate. Congratulations on this honor. We are all proud of you and your achievements!
NOVEMBER - Lucellia Allen
Meet Restaurant Trades senior Lucy Allen! “I’ve never seen someone so excited about their first day back in school that they did cartwheels, but that’s Lucy,” laughs Mr. Rich. “Her energy was palpable as she greeted each new student and welcomed them to our school. She is the epitome of the term ‘work ethic,’ and is one of the most selfless and caring students I have ever met. She radiates positivity.”
Lucy is a member of the Opening and Closing team, helping them to win a SkillsUSA state gold medal and ranking 4th in the nation at SkillsUSA National Championships. She is also a three-year active member of Peer Leadership, and serves as a student assistant for her Restaurant Trades shop. She is an active member of her church youth group at First Baptist Church of New Castle.
Congratulations, Lucellia!
SEPTEMBER - Mr. Kevin Kelley, UPMC
Say hello to the LCCTC September Pride and Promise Award-winner, Kevin Kelley! Mr. Kelley is an executive with UMPC and father of Isabella Kelley, a VA shop student from Union School District.
During August's New Student Orientation school tours, Mr. Kelley noticed that our Health Assistant shop may like to have a few gently-used hospital beds. Instructors Vince Pavia and Valeria O’Donnell said, “Of course! Yes!” Before you could blink, the hospital beds were set in place and are already being utilized by our students as they prepare for their future careers in health.
Mr. Milanovich, Principal of the LCCTC states, “Thanks to donations from Mr. Kelley and UPMC — and from so many others in the past, our students are able to train using the most updated equipment possible. It’s this crucial difference that makes our students job-ready when they graduate, and for this, we are grateful.”
