Hilton Grand Vacations has several local job opportunities for our current and former students. Check out the attached flyer if your interested. #TheRock
Students in the Healthcare Careers program have been working hard preparing for their CNA State Licensing Exam scheduled for next week. Good luck to these 25 students who have been working hard all year preparing for this moment.
5th and 6th graders from Reeds Spring Intermediate School came out to check out our programs of study. It's never to early for students to be thinking about the opportunities they will have in high school.
Kindergarten and 1st grade students from Reeds Spring Primary School toured our facility today. Students from our Early Education Careers program led the tours providing information on the 13 programs of study TRCC provides.
A big thank you is in order to Missouri Conservation agents from Stone, Barry and Taney Counties who recently facilitated a demonstration on how to prepare wild turkey, venison, paddlefish, and white bass with students in the Culinary Arts program.
Students in the Project Lead the Way Engineering Program have been hard at work deconstructing common household items to learn about common design characteristics.
Tomorrow's the big day! We are looking forward to celebrating the accomplishments of our awesome students with parents, representatives from our sending schools, community stakeholders, and our industry partners.
Time: 9:00 for our morning sending schools & 1:00 for our afternoon sending schools.
Please park on the west/left side of the TRCC parking lot and take the stairs to the venue.
Congratulations to Kaden Colman (Reeds Spring High School) and David Scott (Spokane High School) for winning first place in Biotechnology at the Innovative Solutions Challenge at Missouri S&T. They received a $1,200 check for their tissue repair system!
Michael Hullings (Blue Eye High School), Savannah Cartright (Branson High School) and other students in the Graphic Design Program have been training on the use of the new dysublimation equipment that was recently purchased using funds from a White River Power Up Grant. Thanks to White River Electric for investing in the education of so many area students.
Students in the Early Education Careers Program have been working hard creating a backdrop for a local Parents as Teachers group.
Students in the Project Lead the Way Engineering program had an opportunity to tour College of the Ozarks and received great insights on what C of O's Engineering Department has to offer for prospective students.
Congratulations to the following Marine Technology seniors who represented TRCC well at the State SkillsUSA Competition at the Lake Career and Technical Center in Camdenton:
Shawnpaul Lautenschlager (Forsyth High School)
Logan Forbes (Reeds Spring High School)
Corbin Connors (Branson High School)
With the arrival of spring, students in the Marine Technology program have been hard at work getting boats ready to navigate the many waterways that make Southwest Missouri a great place to enjoy the summer.
The Culinary Arts program recently provided a wide variety desserts for a local fundraiser.
Our Early Education Careers and Culinary Arts programs recently collaborated on a speed interviewing activity that allowed the students to practice his/her elevator speeches in preparation for future job interviews.
Students in the Computer Technology program have partnered with the Reeds Spring Schools' IT department by repairing and servicing all student Chromebooks.
We hosted a remarkable group of sophomores from Chadwick and Crane today. They toured and explored the great opportunities TRCC provides for all students to be prepared for college, career and life.
We had an awesome opportunity to meet sophomores from Spokane and Hurley this afternoon. We are looking forward to seeing these great students in the fall in one of our 13 programs of study designed to prepare students for career and life.
Today sophomores from Bradleyville High School toured the TRCC campus and were able to experience firsthand how Table Rock Career Center is preparing today's students for tomorrow through quality career and technical education.
Students in the Project Lead the Way Engineering Program were trying to determined how cold a PVC pipe has to be before it reaches the breaking point. Today's result: It did not break when they got the pipe to -29 degrees.
