Our SkillsUSA Opening and Closing Team took a little break from practice for Nationals to be kids again. And what better activity right before Easter break? -- a good ole' fashioned Easter Egg hunt! Fun times at LCCTC!
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The LCCTC CC is looking forward to spreading its own roots and being a much larger part of the CTC with other projects in the upcoming years.
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If you would like to join us for the career fair next year, please contact the school: (724) 658-3583. We’d love to have you join in on this marvelous eye-opening day for our LCCTC students.
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SkillsUSA heads to Hershey to complete on the state level.
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For the first time since 2019, the District 10 SkillsUSA Leadership Training event took place at Seneca Hills Campground and Conference Center, and the SkillsUSA Chapter from Lawrence County CTC joined in on the fun. This highly anticipated event brought together students eager to develop essential leadership and career-readiness skills under the theme "Ignite Your Potential."
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Regardless of the outcome of the competition, every single student represented LCCTC with incredible skill and professionalism; for that, we are so incredibly proud of them. And on Monday, February 3rd, we will finally get to celebrate each participant!
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On January 23, our SkillsUSA members packed into the school van for a special trip — a yearly event that combines shopping, community service, and support for our fellow students. Wait, wasn’t it a school day? Absolutely, but this day was different. It was time for our annual Shop With a Cop trip for the Eagle’s Nest Boutique at LCCTC!
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In a heartwarming ceremony of family and friends, two deserving veterans, Coach Tyrone Rice and Coach Nikki, were honored for their service and commitment to our country. The event was made even more special by the involvement of the SkillsUSA Opening and Closing Team from Lawrence County Career and Technical Center (CTC), who played a supporting role in the ceremony.
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If you're looking for ways to give back or want to learn more about how to get involved with this effort, consider reaching out to the Peer Leadership Program or supporting local organizations like New Life Bread Basket. Together, we can continue to foster a community that takes care of one another, no matter the circumstances. Call (724) 658-3583, and we can put you in contact with the advisor in charge of the pantry, the linen closet, or the Boutique! In advance, thank you.
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