Students in the Early Education Careers program recently took their learning outside the classroom for a fun and engaging Waypoint EDU Scavenger Hunt!
Working in teams, students reviewed current issues in education while also exploring the important roles, responsibilities, and parts of our school system. This hands-on activity challenged them to think, collaborate, problem-solve, and apply what they have been learning in class.
7 days ago, John Giebler
Students from the EMT program recently visited the Taney County Ambulance District stations for a comprehensive clinical orientation and expectations overview. With this crucial preparation under their belts, these students are highly motivated and looking forward to officially starting their hands-on clinical rotations this October! A massive shout-out to Captain Rogers for always going above and beyond to support the students from TRCC.
8 days ago, John Giebler
Healthcare Careers students and Reeds Spring High School Anatomy students toured the Missouri State University Biomedical Sciences Building. They toured the Anatomy, Biomedical Sciences, Nursing, and Dietetics labs. The highlight was holding a human heart and brain! A huge thank you to the MSU College of Health and Human Services for hosting these future healthcare professionals!
13 days ago, John Giebler
Students in the Construction program have been hard at work training on the fundamentals they need to master before they begin work on the next house they will begin construction on this fall. From year two students guiding new students on basic forklift operation to training on the basic operational procedure of the nail gun, these students are learning skills they will use for the rest of their lives.
14 days ago, John Giebler
Mr. Moler and Mrs. Pryor recently presented on "Impactful Market Value Asset for Every High School Senior" at the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals and Missouri Council of Career and Technical Administrators Conference in Columbia.
15 days ago, John Giebler
Students in the Collision Repair program have been hard at work learning how to safely operate floor jacks and two-post lifts. Soon, they will be working on repair projects in the shop.
21 days ago, John Giebler
Reeds Spring Schools' Director of Information and Technology, Joe Carlile, recently spoke with students in the Computer Technology program about how to properly prepare for job interviews in the Technology Industry.
23 days ago, John Giebler
Students in the Auto Technology and EMT programs recently had a very interesting collaboration. Before the Auto Technology students completed a lab outside, the EMT students compared/contrasted their vital signs before and after the lab to study the weather's impact on these measurements.
28 days ago, John Giebler
We think our staff is pretty awesome, and we’d love to hear from you if you think so too! You can nominate someone for our Teacher/Staff of the month using on our website:
https://www.rs-wolves.com/o/trcc Thank you. #TRCC @rswolves
about 1 month ago, Brian Moler
Mrs. Pryor recently showcased the outstanding internship and apprenticeship opportunities that Table Rock Career Center and Reeds Spring High School provide for students through RS Works at the Missouri ACTE Work-Based Learning Conference.
3 months ago, John Giebler
Jennifer Noriega, our Culinary Arts Instructor, was recently recognized for being the Reeds Spring Schools Teacher of the Year at the Table Rock Chamber of Commerce Chamber Luncheon. Thanks to the Chamber for supporting our area schools.
4 months ago, John Giebler
Last week, Project Lead the Way Engineering and Biology students from Reeds Spring High School had a great time serving as the “Talent” for a Explore Branson promotional video. The project will be released in August.
5 months ago, John Giebler
Our SkillsUSA Chapter spent the day yesterday weed eating and clearing debris on the Reeds Spring Cross Country Course. Thanks to the students in the Marine Technology program for all of the hard work they put in on this service project.
5 months ago, John Giebler
It's wear your Life Jacket to Work day. All of us at TRCC want to remind you to be safe enjoying the lake this summer! @RSWolves @TableRockLakeChamber
5 months ago, Brian Moler
Congratulations to Mrs. Noriega and our Culinary Arts program for being awarded a $1,300 grant through the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation in partnership with the Community Foundation of the Ozarks. The funds from this grant will go in support of the program's Kids Feeding Kids Initiative.
5 months ago, John Giebler
It was great visiting with students from the Reeds Spring Middle School's Careers class today. These students serve as a great reminder that it is not too early to have a plan before entering high school. We are looking forward to seeing many of these students in the fall of 2028.
5 months ago, John Giebler
Crane Auto Supply recently awarded a Carlyle Tool Box filled with tools to Reeds Spring High Senior David Head. This $5,000 gift would not been made possible without the generously of John & JC Bowling (owners of Crane Auto Supply) and NAPA Auto Parts. David will be working at Don Vance Auto Group over the summer and will continue his education at State Tech this fall. Thanks to the Bowling family and NAPA Auto Parts for supporting Career and Technical Education.
5 months ago, John Giebler
Sometimes as the Director, I have to make sacrifices like judging some of the amazing dishes from our Culinary class in the "Chopped" competition. #TheRock @rswolves
5 months ago, Brian Moler
Seniors Kaden Colman (Reeds Spring High School), David Scott (Spokane High School) and other students in the Project Lead the Way Engineering program have represented Table Rock Career Center and Reeds Spring High School well in a wide variety of contests this spring.
6 months ago, John Giebler
The Criminal Justice program recently facilitated parking operations for the Night of the Arts event. This collaboration with the Yakov Smirnoff Theatre allowed students the opportunity to apply organizational and community service skills in a professional environment.
6 months ago, John Giebler
