Welding had a great day at MTI today as Tray Murphy took 1st and Talon Gold took 7th! First place also brings home $1,000 for the program. #CTEMonth #StraightCashWelding @rswolves
The construction program has been hard at work building a new house. The students have been busy cutting jack rafters and putting up sheathing. This classroom will be a family's home in 2025.
Collision Repair students have been hard at work spraying and sanding primer surfacer on various projects.
Students who complete this program have an opportunity to earn up to 20 articulated credits through OTC.
Trailiner, a refrigerated truckload carrier out of Springfield, Missouri, visited with Auto Technology students about the many career paths available to them with this great company.
Lots of #Love at GTC today. Thankful for all our teachers who love their students! #CTE @rswolves
A special shout out to Mr Vahle for Counselors Appreciation Week. The best #CTE Counselor in all the land. Thanks for all you do. Even though you'll never see this since you don't have a phone.
We would like to wish our Quiz Bowl teams the best of luck as they travel to Crowder College to compete in the SkillsUSA Southwest Missouri District Competition tomorrow.
Top row (left to right): Aiden Shrake (Galena/Construction), Stacie Wooten (Spokane/Graphic Arts), MacKenzie Young (Culinary Arts/Blue Eye), Titan Springer (Computer Technology/Forsyth), Tommy Clark (Computer Technology/Blue Eye), Derek Roberts (Computer Technology/Forsyth), Vincent Estes (Computer Technology/Forsyth), and Eric Gregory (Computer Technology/Hollister)
Bottom row: Dallas Duval (Graphic Design/Forsyth) and James Loggins (Graphic Design/Forsyth)
Not pictured: Summer Burall (Early Childhood Careers/Forsyth)
@actecareertech #CTEMonth
Good luck to Reeds Spring High School seniors Amelia Wickline and Izsac Culvers as they prepare to compete in the SkillsUSA Southwest Missouri District Culinary Arts Competition tomorrow. @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Best of luck to Tray Murphy (Galena), Zack Adams (Spokane), Edward McKinder and Liam Plachta (Branson) who will be competing in the SkillsUSA Southwest Missouri District Welding Competition tomorrow. @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Good luck to Blue Eye senior Mackenzie Young and Branson Senior Laura Meredith as they prepare to compete in the SkillsUSA Baking and Pastry Arts Southwest Missouri District Competition tomorrow. @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Best of luck to the following students who will be competing in the SkillsUSA Southwest Missouri District Welding Fabrication Team Competition tomorrow: Jake Toal (Reeds Spring), Talen Gold (Reeds Spring), & Garret Lewallen (Galena). @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Good luck to the following Reeds Spring High School students: Aaliyah Smith, Desrea Hulse, & Mariah Thomas as they prepare to compete in the SkillsUSA Nurse Assisting Southwest Missouri District Competition tomorrow. @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Best of luck to Reeds Spring junior Keili DeVors and Spokane senior Mackenzie Holloway who will be competing in the SkillsUSA Basic Health Care Skills Southwest Missouri District Competition tomorrow. @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Good luck to Reeds Spring senior Taylor Yartz and Spokane junior Thor Orthman as they prepare to compete in the SkillsUSA Automotive Service Technology Southwest District Competition tomorrow. @actecareertech #CTEMonth
Health Technology students just completed their first week of the practicum portion of their program at Shepherd of the Hills Living Center. We are very thankful for this industry partnership. Upon completion of the practicum, students will begin preparing for the CNA exam.
Students in the graphic design program have been hard at work designing and producing signage for the Reeds Spring Invitational Golf Tournament.
It was great seeing all of the sophomores from Reeds Spring High School touring our 12 programs of study. It was even more amazing seeing so many students display pride and gratitude for having so many options available to them at Table Rock Career Center right next door to the high school.
78 Tigers from Hollister High School explored all of the great things Table Rock Career Center has to offer for students interested in any one of our 12 programs of study designed to prepare students for college, career and life.
Students in the Early Childhood Careers program have been hard at work earning their Red Cross CPR and First Aid Certifications. This is another example of how students at GTC are learning skills they can use for a lifetime.
This morning over 100 Branson High School sophomores had an opportunity to explore all 12 programs of study designed to prepare today's students for the jobs of tomorrow. We cannot wait to see many of these students at Table Rock Career Center next school year.
