The cosmetology program installed pink hair extensions during lunches at CRHS and NCHS over the past two weeks, in an effort to raise awareness and funds to support breast cancer research and survivors. We would like to thank the staff and students at both schools for their continued support.
Talbot County students will be installing extensions this week on Wednesday October 16th during lunchtime at Easton High School.
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AMP Students created 4-layered ZOMBIE Pumpkins this week! 🎃🧟♂️🎃🧟♀️
Join us for a free Caroline community event, a Spooktacular Fall Fest! October 22 from 6:00-8:00 pm at NCHS. We'll have crafts and games, safe trick or treating, food truck, a corn maze and petting zoo, and student run activities. We hope to see you there!
Join us for a free Caroline Community event, the Spooktacular Fall Fest! October 22 from 6:00-8:00 pm at NCHS. We'll have crafts and games, safe trick or treating, food truck, a corn maze and petting zoo, and student run activities. We hope to see you there!
Congratulations to last week's student spotlights!!
Advanced Manufacturing Professionals took to Log Canoe Circle in Stevensville, MD. They visited the Paul Reed Smith Guitar factory and the Sauer Compressors plant. 🎸
Congratulations to last week's student spotlights!! 💫
Thank you for the apples!!! 🍎🍏
CCTC Community Service in action. Juan Marroquín and Aspen Nashville from the Construction Program, and Tyler Gross, Johnny Lofland, and Marzion Tolliver from the Advanced Manufacturing Program, display wooden toy kits. CCTC students are manufacturing hundreds of these kits for the Caroline County’s Council of the Arts Santa’s Workshop. Kids will be able to pick one of four toy kits and then paint and assemble them. 🧸🪀
Congratulations to CCTC's Staff Champion for the month of September!!! We appreciate you, Mr. Butler! 🥇🔥🚗
Cosmetology's updo winners!!!
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Twinning in automotive today too!!! 🚗🛢️
Twinning in construction today! 🛠️
Calendar Reminder: Friday, Sept. 27 - No school for students; professional development for staff.
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Christie Woodard, Human Resources, from Paul Reed Smith Guitars in Stevensville, Maryland talks to AMP students about PRS.
Wednesday night dinner, stuffed peppers!! 🫑yum!!!!
Congratulations to last week's READY Student Spotlights!!!!
Each year, Mr. Hale from CCTC’s Advanced Manufacturing Program, and Mr. Hall, from the Construction Program, put forth a design challenge between themselves for the pinewood derby. This years challenge was “Star Wars”. Mr. Hale made a “Jabba the Hutt” car and Mr. Hall made a Land Speeder.
September is Recovery Month. SAMHSA, The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration encourages focus on 4 major areas of recovery: HEALTH, HOME, PURPOSE, and COMMUNITY. These are the factors that all people need to live healthy, happy, independent lives and reach their full potential.
Today, the focus is HEALTH - to highlight the importance of wellbeing to substance use recovery. We can strive to be healthier and achieve our wellness goals by focusing on the following key goals:
1) We can overcome challenges related to mental health and substance use conditions
2) It is OK to reach out for help with substance use and mental health conditions
3) Making informed healthy choices can support our wellbeing
4) It's OK and important to reach out for help, especially if addiction or mental health conditions are affecting our relationships, school, or day-to-day life.
If you would like more information or need help, please talk to your school counselor or other trusted adult.
Students in Mrs. Wright’s cosmetology class are “rockin it”! Each student had to pass a practical skills assessment before they were permitted to begin their first haircut on their manikins. All students passed and are in the process of completing their first official haircut. Demonstrating safety and control of our industry tools is always our first priority. Congratulations to our junior cosmetology students! 🎀
