Students learning skills and proficiencies at the Logan County Career & Technical Center this year have abounded. The following are recognitions of as many of these accomplishments as The LoJo was able to accumulate:
*A pair of LCCTC students won the gold at state Job Skills competition. Owen Akins and Kyle Mooser will now go to nationals in June.
*Earning trips to State Kentucky FBLA State Conference in Louisville by their performances at region were:
Berenice Calles-Xum: 1st in Business Communications
Adaya Haycraft: 1st in Community Service Project
Ryann Johnson, Chapter President: 1st in Largest Chapter Increase
Brie Fox & Jae’da Poindexter: 2nd in Visual Design
Heer Patel: 2nd in Impromptu Speaking
Alan Pacheco-Alvarez: 3rd in Graphic Design
*Earning certification in ASE (American Service Excellence) Light Maintenance Repair were:
Evan Badgett, Madden Bloodworth, Trey Borders, Kyleigh Cuthbertson, Josh Deason, Collin Dilliha, Dylan Duncan, Alexander Epley, Jordan Gasperoni, Keaston Hutchison, Mitchel Lindsay, Robin McCutcheon, Steve Outland, Manuel Ruiz, Shandon Sullivan,
*LCCTC Students received their certification in NIMS Level 1 for Measurements, Materials and Safety. NIMS stands for National Institute of Manufacturing Skills. Recipients were:
John Brown, Braxston Coleman, Aiden Dilliha, Jonathan Dwyer, Ad Francesco Grici, Jax Hendrix, Aden Gibson, Miguel Flores, Abram Lyons, Bryce Landon Stahl, Lane Thompson, Eli Warden, Camden Wilson
*Earning Foundational Certification in Health Carre through a Knowledge-Based Written Assessment verified by NOCTI’s nationally accredited process were the following:
Madison Ashby, Lily Ayala, Abigail Cassetty, Annaleigh Christmas, Miah Cole, Lilliana Dawes, Riley Fulcher, Kallie Gipson, Lisa Hardimon, Samuel Herrera, Piper Kirby, Dalen Laster, Graison McIntyre, Claudette Mills, Taylor Mullins, Mikayla Olivier, Amonzo Osborne, Mason Perdue, Jazara Ray, Brooklyn Ray, Gabriella Rodriguez Kaylee Rye, Sylvia Salazar, Audrey Shoulders, Kaylynn Smith, Jaylin Thomas, Hannah Vickers, Lucy Violette, Chloe Walker,
*Certification in Autodesk: AutoCAD were the following: Owen Garbriel Adkins, John Michael, l Allen, Hunter Patrick Bush, Maxime Many Chalencon, Trey Matthew Costello, Francesco Grici, Briahna Higgins, Kyle P. Mooser, Arekyn Ruuska, Eli Lucas Searing, Ezekiel Andrew Veigel, Gabriel Charles Vickers, Piper Wells,
Autodesk: Fusion: Owen Gabriel Adkins, Lee Wells; Autodesk: Tinkercad 3D Design: Lee Wells, Owen Gabriel Adkins; Inventor: Owen Gariedl Adkins
*The Tech Ready Apprentices for Careers in Kentucky (TRACK) youth apprenticeship program is a partnership between the Kentucky Department of Education's Office of Career and Technical Education and the Kentucky Office of Apprenticeship to provide secondary students with career pathway opportunities into Registered Apprenticeship programs.
TRACK is a business and industry driven program designed to create a pipeline for students to enter post-secondary apprenticeship training. We are super proud of these students for receiving their TRACK certificates this year.
Those earning certification recently have been the following:
Mannie Clayton, Eli Poore, Jordan Gasperoni, Michael Hammonds, Logan Rice, Christa Simpson, Ezra Stratton, Liam Turner.
Tech Ready Apprentices for Careers in Kentucky (TRACK) youth apprenticeship program is a partnership between the Kentucky Department of Education's Office of Career and Technical Education and the Kentucky Office of Apprenticeship to provide secondary students with career pathway opportunities into Registered Apprenticeship programs.
*Those earning Carpentry-Construction Pre-Apprenticeship certificates were:
Mannie Clayton, Eli Poore, Jordan Gasperoni, Michael Hammonds, Logan Rice, Christa Simpson, Elisheva (Rian) Ruuska, Ezra Stratton, Liam Turner.
*These students on receiving their A.S.K. Business Institute certificate of Advanced Learning and Knowledge:
Chailyn Donnelly, Brieyia Fox, Caleb Fulkerson, Dayton Hurt, Ryann Johnson, Yajaira Lopez, Delaney McCall, Karmyn McDowell, Yazaira Salazar, Hunter Stigall, Avery Thompson, Chloe Walker, Addi West.
*Certification in Emerging Technician-Electrical as verified by AMTEC’s national industry validated skills standards certification was earned by two students, Jose Anastacio Baltazar and Alistair Mallory.
*A formal signing ceremony was held when Automotive students Mitchel Lindsay and Kaleb Foster agreed to use their skills working for Hunt Ford Auto.
*Certificates of Skill Attainment went to the following:
Digital Design and Game Development: Maysa Long, Lillian Noffsinger, Christian Scarbrough, Josiah Tucket
Business Management: Alan Pacheco Alvarez, Landon Bibb, Jerius Coleman, Ryann Johnson, Avery Thompson, Chloe Walker
Administrative Support: Mason Noe, Heer Patel,
Network Administration: Andrew Russell, James Scruggs, Riley Shepherd, Hunter Stigall
*These LCCTC students received their OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) 10 Industry Certifications:
Jaynes Campbell, Cole Christmas, Charlie Delaney, Cambrie
Grimes, Cooper Houchens, Mitch Lindsay, Kristian Ortiz, Mason Perdue, Gonzalo Resendiz, Carter Robey, Noah Skipworth
Twelve students, who all were from Logan County High School, completed the Health Care Academy. They all are in a picture at the top of this page. They are:
Front row: Audrey Shoulders , 2,Lauren Yates, Sydney Porter and Destini Pascual 4; Back row: Mya Winder, Hannah Vickers, Graci Harper, Daleal Payne, Madison Fuller, Kamya Burr, Robert Cooper, Alex Rodgriguz