What do Culinary Arts students do on AMI days? Mrs. Noriega's students had a Pantry Challenge where they had to prepare a recipe with whatever they had at the house. In addition to preparing the food, the students had to complete a cost analysis of the ingredients used in the recipe. Lastly, the students had to get feedback from those who sampled their creations.
Students in the Collision Repair program have been hard at work restoring a very rare 1966 Mercury Cyclone GT. They have perfected the finish so perfectly the reflection is hard to differentiate from reality.
Mr. Sears' Auto Technology II students have been hard at work in the clean lab learning how to use multimeters in troubleshooting common electrical issues on cars and trucks.
Sophomores from Galena and Hurley spent the afternoon checking out all of the great things TRCC has to offer for all career-minded students. Whether students are preparing for college, post-secondary technical training, the military, or straight into the workforce, TRCC has programs designed to prepare all students for life after high school.
Wow! We had a great morning meeting almost 150 Branson High School sophomores who were able to take advantage of touring our 13 programs of study designed to prepare students for college, career and life. At TRCC we are honored for the role we play in being a part of "A Community Committed to Learning."
It was great having sophomores from Reeds Spring High School visit all 13 programs of study designed to prepare students for life after high school. These students visiting TRCC are filled with unlimited potential is a testament how we are "ONE with the PACK."
A HUGE "Thank you" to the RS PTO for providing our main course from Old 76 BBQ for our staff lunch today! @rswolves #TheRock
Students in the Criminal Justice program have been working on practical applications of various handcuffing maneuvers.
Students in the Marine Technology program have been hard at work preparing for the 2025 Rain Gutter Regatta Challenge. They are building their own miniature hulls designed from a piece of Styrofoam board, installing and wiring a motor with a propeller powered by a 9 volt battery. When complete, the students will race their creations down a thirty foot rain gutter to determine what design is the fastest!
Students in the Graphic Design program have been hard at work during the first semester having completed almost 100 customer projects. From heat pressing T-shirts, creating brochures, and embroidering a wide variety of garments, this program does it all for so many area businesses and organizations.
Officers from our SkillsUSA Chapter recently attended the Southwest Missouri Fall Leadership Conference. This year's theme is "Champion Your Future." Congrats to all of those who attended for earning his/her Statesman Pin.
Students in Collision Repair and Auto Technology II have been collaborating on a complete refinish of an Infiniti G37x. The Auto Technology II students installed new coil over springs and sway bars. The Collision Repair students are in the process of repainting the customer's vehicle.
It was great having the opportunity to meet with sophomores from Blue Eye High School who were able to explore all of the great things TRCC has to offer in all of our programs of study. We appreciate the partnership we have with the Bulldogs in empowering learners for lifelong success.
Students in the Culinary Arts program have been working hard in the kitchen this semester catering multiple events. Students recently took their ServSafe Managers Certification Test. This certification is a widely recognized and required credential in the hospitality industry.
The students in the Construction program have been hard at work putting the final touches on the house they began building in 2023. From fabricating a raised flower bed, planting grass in the yard, fitting shelving in the closets and the installing the handrail on the front porch, this construction site that served as a classroom for many students will soon become a family's home.
We had the opportunity to meet an amazing group of sophomores from Bradleyville and Chadwick today. They were able to witness firsthand how TRCC is preparing today's students for tomorrow through quality career and technical education. We are looking forward to many of these students enrolling in one of our 13 programs of study next fall.
