The Culinary class recently hosted the Picture Rocks Lions Club Banquet. They prepared a delicous meal that consisted of Bistro steak, seared shrimp, vegetables, sour cream potato logs, and Oreo cheesecake and chocolate covered strawberries for dessert.

The students did an excellent job preparing the meal and serving our guests from the community!

We have a few students currently participating in our cooperative education program.

Sophia Briel(Hughesville-Early Childhood Eduction) is working as a teacher assistant at Bostley's and Renn Elementary School. Brook Wack(Hughesville-Culinary Arts) is working as a dietary aide at Wolf Run Village. Ashlin Harris(Montoursville-Early Childhood Education) is working as a teacher assistant at Loyalsock Valley Elementary. Thank you to our business and community partnerships that provide the support and opportunity for our students to gain these experiences.

9th grade students from our sending districts had the opportunity this week to come visit LycoCTC. They were able to spend time in 3 different classes that they were interested in learing more about. Our current students and teachers did an excellent job showing them what Lyco is all about! Students were encouraged to continue discussing their career pathway with their parents and school counselors as they begin course selections in their high schools after the holidays.

Before visitations our Career Counselor, LizAnn Barlett, visits our sending district's to share information about each of our programs and the opportunities that LycoCTC has to offer.

The Lycoming Career and Technology Center is pleased to announce Allison Mahonski as Rotary/LycoCTC Student of the Month for December, 2022. Allison, daughter of Heather and Bill Mahonski of Montoursville, has received this honor based upon outstanding work ethic, attendance, behavior, community service, and the recommendation of her LycoCTC Criminal Justice class instructor.

A Montoursville Area High School senior, Allison is active in S.T.A.R., and the Workout Club. Allison helps with the MAHS Key Club babysitting services and other community projects. In her spare time, Allison studies foreign languages and is currently learning Japanese. She also enjoys recreational shooting.

Following graduation in June, 2023, Allison plans on attending college and majoring in homeland security or international affairs. She would like to work for the CIA or become a homicide detective.

The students and teachers did an awesome job decorating!

The WINNER is....Health Careers Level 2/3

LycoCTC students sold hot and iced coffee for a day as a fundraiser for our seniors to help off-set the cost of either the yearbook or Lyco t-shirts.

Santa came to visit the LycoCTC students!

Students enjoyed decorating the tree!

The Construction class and the Flex class created these beautiful wooden Christmas trees!

A student from the afternoon class is inspecting the motherboard of a PlayStation 3. When time allows, students are able to get experience with other types of electronics.

Galen Lucas from Curtze brought gifts for all the Culinary students!

Pictured below: Chef Anstadt (left), Galen Lucas (Middle), Ms. Oldweiler, and Mr.Minium (Right) with the AM students.

Jesse is a 2010 graduate. He attended East Lycoming School District and was in the Early Childhood program at LycoCTC. His senior year at Lyco he did his co-op placement at Ferrell Elementary School. After graduation he attended Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania and earned his Bachelors in Early Childhood and Special Education. He then went to George Mason University and received his Masters in Special Education with Applied Behavior Analysis Certification. Jessi is now a 4th grade teacher at Ashkar Elementary. This is what Jessi had to say about LycoCTC " LycoCTC's Early Childhood Program helped prepare me for my current career through the instruction on effective planning. The program also taught me about childhood development, which supports planning for different age and grade levels, as well as providing a base of understanding on student needs. The program helped build the foundation for becoming an effective educator.

2nd Marking Period Ends - January 13th

Joint Operating Committee Meeting - January 19th

Mr. Michael Mamrak, President- East Lycoming

Dr. Carolyn Strickland- Loyalsock

Mr. Dave Shimmel- Montoursville

Mr. David Messenger- Muncy

Mr. Douglas Whitmoyer- Warrior Run

Dr. Craig Skaluba, Superintendent of Record- Muncy

Mr. Gerald McLaughlin- Loyalsock

Mrs. Christina Bason- Montoursville

Dr. Mark Stamm- East Lycoming

Dr. Thor Edmiston- Warrior Run