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.



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.



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.








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.


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.





Congratulations to following Reeds Spring High School students for finishing in 3rd place at the 2026 SkillsUSA State Competition: Natylei Fish (Basic Healthcare Skills) and Colin Hejlek (Marine Service Technology).




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.







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.





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.





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.
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.

