MCTC

We are pleased to honor our students who earned health science certifications with a pinning ceremony last night. Congratulations to all students who achieved this accomplishment!

12 students successfully tested on 5/7 and are now State Registered Nurse Aides. Congratulations to all that have worked towards and achieved this milestone! Brewer, Lillian Brown, Audrey Grace Green, Chaney Hackney, Halle Harris, Bailey Hart, Abbigayle Hobbs, Jayden Inglish, Rylee James, Kylee Long, Layne Thweatt, Olivia Waters, Anna

The Medicaid Nurse Aide class participated in their clinicals at Calvert City Convalescent Center on 4/17 & 4/21. Congratulations to these students for advancing in the Health Sciences pathway and pursuing careers in the health sciences field!

30 of our HOSA students competed in 20 categories during the HOSA State Leadership Conference in Louisville, KY. The following students placed in the top 5 in their category. Ayen Arceo - 2nd place in Research Poster Sarah Reynolds - 1st place in Pharmacy Science Skylar Waller - 3rd place in Medical Assisting Hadley Bynum, Ava Driver, and Hannah Kolb - 4th place in Biomedical Debate Kylie Strait - placed top 5 in Biotechnology

Today, students in our Carpentry Program had the opportunity to partner with Calvert City Convalescent Center on a service learning project! Students were able to employ and showcase skills that they have learned, and CCCC has some great looking wall signs!

On Thursday, IT students traveled to MSU to participate in Tech Mania. This is an annual event hosted by MSU's Cyber Education Department. Students participated in competitive events in cable making, digital forensics, decoding data, wifi hunting, and digital analysis. Great work!

Friday, Electrical students competed in the Regional Skills USA Electrical Contest. Ryder Rives placed third with Maddox Cope taking sixth overall! Jaden Cannon will compete in Electrical 1 later this semester for state competition. Great work to all! Thank you to West Kentucky AGC and IBEW Local 816 for their sponsorship and support of the event!

Friday, MCTC hosted the Regional Skills USA Carpentry Contest in our newly renovated classrooms! Great job to all involved, and many thanks to the teachers and judges who worked to prepare the next generation of the construction industry!

Congratulations to our Collision Repair students that competed in regional contests today and swept podium! We are so proud of our students and instructor in this program and look forward to many successes! Paint and Refinishing: 1st: Dylan Cheshire 2nd: Cash Adams Collision Repair: 1st: Mason Russell 2nd: Nathan Stalh

We would like to thank Parker Ford of Murray for their generous material and equipment donation to our Collision Repair program! Students will be able to utilize this equipment to practice and employ skills gained in classroom instruction. Thank you for investing in the next generation of collision repair technicians!

Congratulations to these Phlebotomy students who passed their certification tests on Tuesday! We are proud of your hard work and the skills you've obtained! Ayla Conner Sophie Donohoo Ava Driver Madison Edwards Halle Hackney Kylee James Hannah Kolb Chloe Kramer Addison Lyles

We are thrilled to announce that all thirteen of Mrs. Morehead’s MNA students passed their certifications today! We are so proud of each of you and look forward to seeing you put these certifications and skills into action! 13 on the 13th for the win! Great work to these students! #CTEisforme #HealthScienceEducation #MarshallCTE Cheyenne Avery Taylor Bagby Anissa Cavitt-Cole Tasha Chester Kaylee Croft Macey Goins Gwen Keffer Kinley Koch Emma Lewis Kirstyn Newcomb Brooklyn Oliver Ansley Strait Taylor Thomas Skylar Waller

Today MCHS students interested in pursuing a career in education attended the Regional Educators Rising Conference at Murray State University, where they participated in sessions covering a variety of career opportunities & skills needed in the education field. We're excited to see so many future educators!

FBLA members enjoyed their educational experience at the Kentucky Derby Museum and Churchill Downs, where they explored career paths in the thoroughbred industry. The day included an in-depth look into the business operations behind horse racing, a guided tour of the historic venue, and the chance to witness live racing. This hands-on experience highlighted the diverse career opportunities within the industry, inspiring students to think about the intersection of business and sports management. Mission River was today's race winner, and the horse's jockey donned our school colors!

FBLA members enjoyed their educational experience at the Kentucky Derby Museum and Churchill Downs, where they explored career paths in the thoroughbred industry. The day included an in-depth look into the business operations behind horse racing, a guided tour of the historic venue, and the chance to witness live racing. This hands-on experience highlighted the diverse career opportunities within the industry, inspiring students to think about the intersection of business and sports management. Mission River was today's race winner, and the horse's jockey donned our school colors!

Tonight, Marshall CTE pathways hosted Fall Advisory Council meetings with community partners, students, and parents in their respective areas to guide program direction, gain industry partner feedback, and generate ideas for elevating student experiences in our CTE programs. A meal was provided by our Culinary Arts program as well. Thank you to our industry partners, parents, and students who serve on these councils!

Today some of Marshall County’s FCS students are in Hardinsburg, KY attending FCS University, a one day workshop for students interested in pursuing a career in Family & Consumer Sciences. Way to be career focused, MC! #sayyestofcs

We are so proud of the Business Department for this professional display and the opportunity they are providing students for design, advertising, marketing, and sales interactions through our new Marshall Merch storefront! Come support the store in the commons with cash or check and see the great work our students and business teachers have done!

Up and running! Electrical students in Mr. Burkeen’s class working on their circuit boards this week to enhance skills in electrical technology!

MCTC construction project is not only rolling along, but it’s also being used to educate students through the process! Pinnacle Construction shared with Murray State Engineering students and Marshall County Engineering students various aspects of engineering that goes along with commercial construction projects. We’re so excited to see the progress each week!