Logistics, Material & Supply Chain Management students are doing some heavy lifting! Working on their forklift and packaging skills! Keep up the great work!
Computer Programming students are participating in a game jam connected to Greenville Elementary’s One School One Book program. They are designing a top-down RPG inspired by the characters, themes, and locations from Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library.
Today we’re proud to highlight one of our talented Culinary Arts seniors, Kiersten Buckley! Throughout their time in the Culinary Arts program, they have refined their skills in food preparation, kitchen safety, baking, plating, and teamwork.
Meet Mallory Webker, a senior in our Health Care Careers program! Through hands-on learning and real-world experiences, Mallory has gained valuable skills and a strong passion for helping others. We’re proud of all their hard work and can’t wait to see what’s next!
We’re excited to shine the spotlight on one of our outstanding welding students! Congratulations Michael Derr! Through hard work, dedication, and serious hands-on skill, this senior has proven what it means to spark success and build a strong future.
We’re excited to announce that our Collision Repair & Refinishing program has been awarded a $21,000 grant from PPG! This funding allows us to begin ordering new dustless sanding equipment, improved ventilation systems and install additional welding booths.
February is Career & Technical Education (CTE) month! Here are a couple fun facts about CTE! Are you interested in CTE? Check out Mercer County Career Center today!
Are you interested in being a part of the next Career Fair at Mercer County Career Center? If so, please fill out the form in the attached link:
https://t.co/Jluy4pkFPO
Alec Swogger has become the first dual-enrolled student with PA Cyber to obtain their voucher, take the initial CompTIA Tech+ exam, and pass it successfully.
Meet Cole Klonowski, one of our dedicated seniors in Electrical Occupations! From wiring and circuitry to safety practices and troubleshooting, Cole has developed strong technical skills and a solid understanding of the electrical trade.
Some shots of a handful of our students competing at Skills USA. Hard work at MCCC can lead to great opportunities like this! These students are showing what they are capable and it doesn't stop here. Keep up the hard work in the trades!
Congratulations to the AM and PM students for being Cosmetology's January Stylist of the Month! AM: Lydia Hill - Lakeview PM: Destinee Ward - Sharpsville. Congratulations and keep at it!
Collision Repair & Refinishing students are hard at work, polishing their skills. It is great to see so many students working to achieve their goal! Keep up the great work!