Bring your $1.00 to purchase a tag, avoid the dreaded dress code violation, and support the United Way’s Blanket Drive.
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It’s hard to concentrate on schoolwork when your belly is telling you it’s hungry; to counter that inner voice, Jason Williams, Food Service Director with the Nutrition Group, tells us, “Our kids will now be able to enjoy safe, healthy, and nutritious foods so that they are fed and ready to learn during the week and on the weekends!” Click to read more…
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Are you brave? This article is certainly not for the faint of heart… Click to read on, but do so with caution knowing that the “wounds” are not real; they are made with household items.
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“I loved these last three years,” Corrin Clouston grins. “I have been able to cheer with my friends while enjoying my shop and learning a great skill.” Click to read on.
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With a flourish of a flag or the flourish from a brush, Koryn Kent brings beauty to this world. Click to read more.
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“Always a team player, Savannah takes a positive attitude with her here at LCCTC, at her church, and in every task she takes on. She knows that having an attitude of , “I can,” is helpful on the field and in the workplace.” Click to read more…
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When the Friday night lights turn on, you can see Destiny Fishel on the field as a proud member of the Laurel Spartan Marching Band!
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Congratulations to Ryan Locke for receiving the LCCTC Pride and Promise award for the month of October. Click to read more.
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“Look, look, look…” exclaimed bright-eyed senior Restaurant Trades student, Cassidy Twentier, from Ellwood City. “Look at what we’re going to make!” as she thrust an image into view to show a deliciously-realistic cake that looked like a candle. Click to read more.
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