The students in Auto Technology I have mastered the intricacies of lifting many different types of cars and trucks and how each one requires careful consideration for jack placement. They have also been proven to be proficient in the use of the tire machine. The next stop on their learning journey is...BRAKES and braking systems.
Recently, students from our EMT program attended the 2025 Missouri HOSA Fall Leadership Conference in Columbia. While there, the students attended workshops related to fueling passion, stepping out of one’s comfort zone, managing conflict, and had opportunities to network with other attendees.
Representatives from Arkansas Elite Welding Academy recently visited the Welding program to promote their institution and performed demonstrations on new techniques and also reinforced skills students are currently learning. Currently there are three Arkansas Elite students who completed the welding program at TRCC.
The Taney County Ambulance District recently hosted a clinical orientation for the students in our EMT program. The students had an opportunity to visit all TCAD posts and the communication center. This experience provided invaluable insights for our students as they prepare for clinical shifts this fall. TRCC is so thankful for the partnership we have with TCAD because the experiences they provide our EMT students greatly enhances our student's opportunity to be successful in this high-demand industry.
Early Education Careers I students have been busy researching influential educational theorists, created informational presentations, and even brought their theorists to life through a fun paper-mâché project.
Early Education Careers II students have been diving deeper into the study of brain development. To better understand how the brain works, they created interactive “brain hats” that highlight the different regions of the brain and how each one functions.
Students from our Culinary Arts program recently collaborated with Chef Todd Schrade, Kimberling City Elks Lodge and Veterans of the Ozarks for a benefit dinner in support of Heartland Canines for Veterans. What a night! What a great cause!
Students in the Collision Repair program were using a hydraulic Porta-Power to manipulate a rear body panel to fit the trunk of a 1964 Chevy Chevelle SS the class is restoring this school year.
Students in the Auto Technology program have been working hard in the shop. Last year the program invoiced over 400 automotive repairs. Each repair offers unique learning opportunities for all students in the program.
Our Engineering Program is getting some real world experience as today they met with our central office administrative team to talk about designs for a new building project. @rswolves #TheRock #CTE
