The Caperton Center for Applied Technology houses part of the Wood County Technical Center and offers five CTE programs of study for Wood County students.
Congratulations to Quinton Fleming for receiving the Albert Yanni Scholarship! Quinton is in the @ccat_pltw Pre Engineering program at the Caperton Center and also attends Williamstown High School. Congrats Quinton!!!
Students who take a lot of career-and-technical-education classes in high school are hard workers who are less likely than their peers to skip class, a new study shows. https://t.co/SgayqygWbn
The @CapertonCenter is hosting a PLTW Showcase on May 14th @ 6PM where seniors will present their final EDD projects! We LOVE this idea! Can't wait to see what your awesome students have been working on this year! @PLTWorg
Also on my visit, another team of @edison_middle S's debating how to correct a problem with their roller coaster. I took slo-mo video for them to clarify their issue. Great to see students engaged and excited to learn science and math! --Steve Freshour
Visited @edison_middle today for ongoing talks by Chip Pickering from @PickeringUSA. Watched engaged S's troubleshoot their roller coasters and apply their research to their models. Potential and kinetic energy. #pbl
Active Shooter Drill today on WVU-Parkersburg campus. Emergency and Fire Management Program S's involved in various ways; firefighters, first responders, victims. Real life experience. #SimulatedWorkplace#CTE @jreynolds774
Emergency and Firefighting Management Services students completing a pre-incident plan of the Caperton building. Locating and labeling fire extinguishers, fire alarms, water hydrants, AED devices as well as gas, electric and water shutoff valves. @jreynolds774 @DAntoniKathy
School wide safety meeting today to discuss an Active Shooter Drill occurring this coming Friday on the campus of WVU-Parkersburg. EMS students will take part in the drill for real life application to their curriculum. @DAntoniKathy#simulatedworkplace#CTE
Not every student can easily take notes without a laptop or other aid. But there’s evidence that if you can, taking notes by hand is much better for learning. https://t.co/msZpYNAfUm