Natural Resources senior, and FFA club president Sam Hall receives the Mr. Natural Resources award from instructor Tim Kilpatrick at this year’s FFA year-end banquet, Monday evening, May 14.  The award is presented each year to the best overall student in the program.  This year, Brianna Arnold also won the Miss Natural Resources award for her service to the program and to the club.  Arnold is a Ridgewood senior and served this year as the club’s treasurer.

Approximately thirty club members and guests attended the year-end dinner meeting for Coshocton County Career Center’s local FFA club.  Club Advisor Bob Buxton welcomed guests and thanked the student officers for a year of hard work and service to the FFA organization.  Continue reading →

Culinary Arts senior Skyler Luke serves a guest her salad at the Pomerene Art Center’s gala dinner, Saturday evening, May 12.  The five-course gourmet dinner, prepared and served by the Career Center’s Culinary Arts program to 40 guests, celebrated the close of the annual Dogwood Festival, a celebration of the arts in Coshocton.

Approximately forty community members attended the annual Dogwood Festival’s Gala Dinner event, Saturday evening, May 12^th at the Pomerene Art Center.  The event marks the close of the annual Dogwood Festival, designed to celebrate the arts in our community.  This is the sixth year the Culinary Arts program has prepared and served the dinner for the Pomerene Center.  Continue reading →

SkillsUSA club officers [L-R] Heather McCormick, Brittany Dayton,  Joey Ervin, Mary Mace and Kim  Slaughter lead the other club members in the Pledge of Allegiance, opening the final SkillsUSA meeting of this school year, Thursday, May 10.

SkillsUSA officers conducted their final meeting of the year, Thursday, May 10, which began with a breakfast buffet prepared and served by the Culinary Arts program.  Over seventy members, Career Center staff members and guests attended the breakfast.  Continue reading →

Winners of the OTC-Edelbrock Carburetor contest are pictured [L-R]:  Michael Jones and Brendon Wriston (First place); Michael Freetage and Josh Love (third place) and Kevin Shroyer and Kane Wilkie (fourth place).

Six juniors in the Coshocton County Career Center’s Automotive Technology program travelled to Norwalk, Ohio, where they spent a beautiful sunny, May 6^th, earning money for their futures. 

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Metal Fabrication senior Nate Dayton addresses the Coshocton Rotary Club members at an April 24^th lunch meeting.  Dayton spoke about his leadership experiences as a Career Center student ambassador, his community service activities and his future plans, after graduation.  His visit was part of the club’s Student Showcase program.

Beginning earlier this semester, Coshocton County Career Center student leaders were asked to participate in the Coshocton Rotary Club’s Student Showcase, a program to allow student leaders to speak about their achievements and future plans.

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Auto Tech junior Chip Matthews (RWHS) signs the Career Center’s Safe Prom pledge sheet in a school assembly, Tuesday, April 24.  Matthews, along with 127 other students, has committed to remain drug and alcohol-free during this year’s prom season.

One hundred, twenty-eight Coshocton County Career Center students who plan to attend their high school’s prom made a commitment to play-it-safe this year, as the school kicked off its annual Safe Prom campaign for CCCC students.  Continue reading →

Seth Roof, a junior in the Criminal Justice program at the Coshocton County Career Center, reads a book to Keene Elementary School’s kindergarteners, describing the duties of a police officer.

Approximately 30 kindergarteners got the chance to learn a little more about the job of a police officer today, when Coshocton County Career Center student ambassador and Criminal Justice junior Seth Roof paid them a visit.

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Career Center seniors Mary Mace, Luke Mathias and Chris Maloy take a break during the Entrepreneur Seminar, sponsored by Coshocton Port Authority and facilitated by Kent State University’s Small Business Development Center.

Three Coshocton County Career Center seniors, all student ambassadors, got the chance to participate in a local workshop hosted by the Coshocton Port Authority and conducted by Kent State University’s Small Business Development Center.  The event, attended by several community members, took place at COTC’s Coshocton Campus, Friday morning, April 13. 

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