Using the experts in our own building, our Criminal Justice students are getting CPR/1st Aid training from our EMT program. Love seeing the collaboration between professionals. @rswolves
about 12 hours ago, Brian Moler
EMT and CJ CPR training
EMT and CJ CPR training

Students in the Graphic Design program have been busy working on over 400 customer projects this year. From pressing T-shirts to more traditional printing projects, these students do it all using a wide variety of software like Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator.

about 14 hours ago, John Giebler
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Students in the Healthcare Careers program have been hard at work completing the hands-on portion of their training at Shepherd of the Hills Living Center. Once this portion is completed, these hardworking students will prepare for their CNA certification exam.
1 day ago, John Giebler
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Students in the Early Education Careers program have been busy prepping Easter eggs for the early childhood students at Reeds Spring Primary School and creating a farm themed background for a Grandparents Day event Parents as Teachers is organizing.

7 days ago, John Giebler
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Students in the Construction program have been hard at work creating an outdoor classroom for the Reeds Spring School District.
14 days ago, John Giebler
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Recently, representatives from MU Extension facilitated the processing of a lamb into retail cuts for students in the Culinary Arts program. After processing, they and the students prepared and sampled the various cuts of lamp. Thank you to Kyle Whittaker, Jacob Hefly, and MU Extension for investing in our students.

18 days ago, John Giebler
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Hayden McGrath, a Collision Repair student from Reeds Spring High School has been hard at work prepping and painting wheels for a 1955 Chevrolet pickup.

29 days ago, John Giebler
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It was great having 8th grade students from Blue Eye and Shell Knob middle schools exploring all of the great things TRCC has to offer for career-minded students preparing to transition to high school.

about 1 month ago, John Giebler
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Our inaugural TRCC Job Fair was a huge success! Thanks to the following local employers who invested their time meeting with our students about potential job opportunities. This is why Table Rock Career Center is "The Rock careers are built upon."
about 1 month ago, John Giebler
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Auto Technology II students have been gaining valuable experience using an on-car brake lathe. This precision tool resurfaces brake rotors without removing them from the vehicle.

about 1 month ago, John Giebler
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Our Early Education Careers Instructor, Mrs Sullivan was recognized as the RSSD Teacher of the Month! Congrats Mrs Sullivan!
about 1 month ago, Brian Moler
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Recently, Sergeant Stan Kauffman from the Branson Police Department facilitated a Defensive Tactics Maneuvers workshop with students from our Criminal Justice Program. We are very thankful for so many law enforcement agencies who are investing so much into this program of study in its inaugural year.

about 1 month ago, John Giebler
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Students from the Welding program represented TRCC well when they competed in the SkillsUSA District Competition in Joplin.

about 2 months ago, John Giebler
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Students in Graphic Design have been hard at work on a wide variety of projects for many organizations in the community.
about 2 months ago, John Giebler
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Recently, representatives from Mercy Springfield and Mercy EMS shared an inside look at the wide variety of career and continuing education opportunities the organizations offer. Beyond learning about potential career paths, our EMT students also received a comprehensive walkthrough of the essential procedures and protocols required for their upcoming clinical rotations with Mercy EMS and the Stone County Ambulance District. Thanks to both of these organizations for investing so much into the next generation of healthcare heroes.

about 2 months ago, John Giebler
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Students in the Early Education Careers program recently earned their CPR certifications. This essential skill is important so students will be prepared to respond confidently in emergency situations.
2 months ago, John Giebler
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Congratulations to the following Culinary Arts students who advanced to the State SkillsUSA Competition in April:
Lucia Esqueda (Spokane High School) finished in 2nd place in the Culinary Arts District Competition.
Aubrey Melton (Branson High School) finished in 2nd place in the Baking District Competition.
Both events were held at Franklin Technical Center in Joplin.

2 months ago, John Giebler
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Our Auto and Computer Technology programs represented TRCC well at their SkillsUSA District competitions held at Ozarks Tech.

Aidan Broomfield finished 2nd and advanced to the State SkillsUSA Auto Service Competition to be held in April!

Michael Baldwin (Information Technology Services) and David Head (Auto Service) finished in 3rd place.

We are so proud of these seven students and instructors who spent many hours outside normal classroom hours to prepare to compete in Springfield today.

2 months ago, John Giebler
2/4/26

Our SkillsUSA chapter hosted the Healthcare District Competition. Congratulations the following students who earned medals at today's event:


Nurse Assisting
1st Place: Haylee Cain (TRCC/Reeds Spring)*

2nd Place: Jayden Mason (Lamar Career & Technical Center)*

Basic Healthcare
1st Place: Natylei Fish (TRCC/Reeds Spring)*

2nd Place: Athena Cohen (TRCC/Spokane)*

3rd Place: Helen Mawi (Crowder College)*

CPR/First Aid
1st Place: Sarah Paster (Crowder College)*

2nd Place: Jaylynn Schierer (Crowder College)*

3rd Place: Keaston Goswick (Crowder College)

Qualified for the State Competition*

2 months ago, John Giebler
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Students in the Construction program recently installed a privacy fence around the back of the house they have been working on for the last two years. Completion of this portion of the project marks the end of this construction cycle. All that is left is the final inspection and soon this house will become a family's home.

2 months ago, John Giebler
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