We are pleased to announce Addy Sepanski as the October Student of the Month! She is in the Automotive Technology program.
Also we are starting something new to honor and recognize all students who are nominated for Student of the Month. It is our Director's List. Here's a little more information on how this works. Each teacher has the opportunity to nominate a student each month to be considered for Student of the Month. The nomination form includes a brief reason why the teacher is nominating that student. The nominations are then reviewed by Mr. Miller and the leadership team and a selection is made for Student of the Month. Beginning next month the Director's List will be published earlier in the month to give all students a chance to be recognized before the Student of the Month is announce!
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Students in Mr. Heyward’s Law Enforcement class researched different careers in the Corrections career field and delivered their presentations! The students also researched additional information about Correctional Officers (CO) and what other specialties COs can branch out into after serving their basic duties as a guard. The students created posters to display in the halls. Way to go Law Enforcement students!
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Ms. Baker's marketing classes are beginning to receive responses to the promotional letters they sent to some of their favorite brands! So far they have heard back from Chick-fil-a Lancaster, Blick Art Supplies, and Kiss (cosmetology products)! Hopefully more responses will come in, so stay tuned!
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Breast cancer is a challenging disease that affects millions of individuals and their families, but the strength and resilience shown by survivors is truly inspiring. In a heartfelt gesture, students like Maizy Fritz contribute to this cause by presenting Mrs. George-Miller and Ms. Cauthen with beautiful flowers to honor those who have battled breast cancer, symbolizing the love and appreciation for their courage.
Students in Ms. Baker's marketing class learned about past brands and businesses! They had to research basic information about the business and what led to its downfall! Afterwards they created a ghost and tombstone for each business to display in the hall!
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It was a big week in the firefighting class! Students received their custom fit gear! Nataliya Clyburn was excited to try hers on!
Law Enforcement students got the unique opportunity to interact with Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office Domestic Violence Victims Advocate (VA) Mrs. Shelby King. VA King briefed the students on South Carolina standards for degrees on Domestic Violence, soft skills needed to be successful in Law Enforcement, and the overall importance of being a lifelong learner. Thank you to VA Shelby King for sharing her time and words of wisdom with the students in the Law Enforcement program!
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All CTE teachers from across the district met at the Career Center on Monday October 21 for the fall professional development day! Teachers were able to collaborate and work with others that teach the same courses. The goal for the day was to create at least one common assessment all teachers in a specific area could use!
Multilingual Learner Department’s upcoming Parent Outreach Workshop, is scheduled for Saturday, October 26 at ILHS. This workshop is designed to equip parents of ML students with the tools and information they need to support their children, particularly in navigating the challenges of adolescence.
Hope to see everyone on Thursday!
