CCCTC SOPHOMORE SHOWCASE
CCCTC Senior Cashton George, Crestview Local Schools, speaks to sophomore students from different school districts. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Displays of each program and academic class offered at CCCTC line the cafeteria during the CCCTC Sophomore Showcase. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Cyber Security and Information Technology instructor Jeffrey Williams, CCCTC shares information about the program during the CCCTC Sophomore Showcase. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Precision machining and manufacturing (PMM) instructor Michael Hughes talks with parents and students about what they can expect from the course if they are accepted into it. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Robert Glassar, senior, Leetonia High School and student in CCCTC’s Interactive Technology and Immersive Media Program shares his experience in the program with a student who has an interest in the program. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Brian Neff, instructor, auto technology, CCCTC, answers questions from students and parents on the Automotive Technology career training. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Mike Boyle, welding instructor, CCCTC, speaks with students and parents during the Sophomore Showcase. Welding was one of the most popular choices for students. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Chris Schreffler, construction technology instructor, CCCTC, speaks to students who are interested in Construction Technology. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Autumn Jaques, sophomore, David Anderson Jr/Sr High School, Lisbon, who is attending the Health Academy at CCCTC looks at a medical mannequin with her mother Amy during the at the CCCTC Sophomore Showcase. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Rick DeSalvo, automotive collision repair instructor, CCCTC, speaks to students on what Automotive Collision Repair has to offer. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Christy Mays, cosmetology instructor, CCCTC, speaks with parents of sophomores interested in the cosmetology program, which is one of the most popular programs at CCCTC. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Columbiana County Career and Technical Center (CCCTC) hosted its annual Sophomore Showcase event Thursday, providing information on what programs are available and how to register. Jordan Williams, high school director and CCCTC assistant superintendent speaks to potential students and their parents. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC Senior Cashton George, Crestview Local Schools, speaks to sophomore students from different school districts. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Students interested in attending CCCTC attend the Sophomore Showcase event to learn more about the school and speak to instructors to learn more about the training offered for students. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC Superintendent Jeremy Corbisello talks to potential students and their parents about what the school has to offer. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Damin Beadnell, criminal justice instructor, answers questions from parent and students regarding criminal justice career training. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC English teacher Elizabeth Wright speaks to potential students and their parents about the academics offered in addition to career training for students who opt to attend CCCTC full day. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Peyton Mellott, senior, Crestview Local Schools, (left) and Meadow Anderson, senior, Salem High School, (right), both culinary students at CCCTC talk with Hadleigh Taylor, sophomore, United Local Schools (center), about her interest in the culinary program. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Ariana Gilpin, junior, Columbiana High School, and student in the CCCTC Cosmetology Programs shows sophomores interested in the program around the cosmetology lab. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Pam Dawson, RPN and Health Academy instructor, speaks with students interested in enrolling in the Health Academy at CCCTC. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC Senior Cashton George, Crestview Local Schools, speaks to sophomore students from different school districts. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Displays of each program and academic class offered at CCCTC line the cafeteria during the CCCTC Sophomore Showcase. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Cyber Security and Information Technology instructor Jeffrey Williams, CCCTC shares information about the program during the CCCTC Sophomore Showcase. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Precision machining and manufacturing (PMM) instructor Michael Hughes talks with parents and students about what they can expect from the course if they are accepted into it. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Robert Glassar, senior, Leetonia High School and student in CCCTC’s Interactive Technology and Immersive Media Program shares his experience in the program with a student who has an interest in the program. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Brian Neff, instructor, auto technology, CCCTC, answers questions from students and parents on the Automotive Technology career training. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Mike Boyle, welding instructor, CCCTC, speaks with students and parents during the Sophomore Showcase. Welding was one of the most popular choices for students. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Chris Schreffler, construction technology instructor, CCCTC, speaks to students who are interested in Construction Technology. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Autumn Jaques, sophomore, David Anderson Jr/Sr High School, Lisbon, who is attending the Health Academy at CCCTC looks at a medical mannequin with her mother Amy during the at the CCCTC Sophomore Showcase. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Rick DeSalvo, automotive collision repair instructor, CCCTC, speaks to students on what Automotive Collision Repair has to offer. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Christy Mays, cosmetology instructor, CCCTC, speaks with parents of sophomores interested in the cosmetology program, which is one of the most popular programs at CCCTC. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Columbiana County Career and Technical Center (CCCTC) hosted its annual Sophomore Showcase event Thursday, providing information on what programs are available and how to register. Jordan Williams, high school director and CCCTC assistant superintendent speaks to potential students and their parents. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC Senior Cashton George, Crestview Local Schools, speaks to sophomore students from different school districts. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Students interested in attending CCCTC attend the Sophomore Showcase event to learn more about the school and speak to instructors to learn more about the training offered for students. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC Superintendent Jeremy Corbisello talks to potential students and their parents about what the school has to offer. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Damin Beadnell, criminal justice instructor, answers questions from parent and students regarding criminal justice career training. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
CCCTC English teacher Elizabeth Wright speaks to potential students and their parents about the academics offered in addition to career training for students who opt to attend CCCTC full day. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Peyton Mellott, senior, Crestview Local Schools, (left) and Meadow Anderson, senior, Salem High School, (right), both culinary students at CCCTC talk with Hadleigh Taylor, sophomore, United Local Schools (center), about her interest in the culinary program. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Ariana Gilpin, junior, Columbiana High School, and student in the CCCTC Cosmetology Programs shows sophomores interested in the program around the cosmetology lab. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Pam Dawson, RPN and Health Academy instructor, speaks with students interested in enrolling in the Health Academy at CCCTC. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
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Columbiana County Career and Technical Center (CCCTC) hosted its annual Sophomore Showcase event Thursday, providing information on what programs are available and how to register. Jordan Williams, high school director and CCCTC assistant superintendent speaks to potential students and their parents. More photos on page A7. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)