CAPE CAREER & TECHNOLOGY CENTER
On March 29th, all our students at CTC were able to go through a mock interview with an industry-specific professional.
Congratulations to our students for finding FULL TIME employment after completing their CTC program!
1.) The student must be a graduating high school senior or adult student currently enrolled in a CTC 9-month technical training program.
2.) The student must have secured *FULL-TIME employment or will be going to work FULL-TIME after graduation/completion of CTC training program.
*Note: Internships do not qualify -- it must be full-time employment.
3.) The job must fall within the student’s industry-specific training program.
4.) Though we fully respect and value those students that have signed up for the military, we realize that this is a separate venture and is not in alignment with the Career Signing Day objective. Students who sign up for military service are recognized and given a separate ceremony when they take their oath of service to our country.
TJ Kelly, HVAC
Delta High School
Peters Service Company
Brandon Chesser, Networking & Security
CPU
Chelsea Schamburg, Health Occupations
Lutheran Home
Clayton Mickan, Welding
Garrett Customs
Cody West, Auto Tech
Jackson Tire Center
Gabe Naeger, HVAC/R
Dutch Enterprise
Gavin Childers, Auto Tech
Cummins
Haleigh Richardson, Health Occupations
Heartland Care & Rehab
Jordan Powell, Health Occupations
Lutheran Home
Josh Bain, Auto Tech
Nissan
Kayli Polk, HVAC/R
Obermmans Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
Reese Johnson, Health Occupations
Ratliff Care Center
Breaking Traditions Awards
Breaking Traditions, sponsored by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), recognizes outstanding non-traditional career and technical students and the adults and employers who support them. CTC Coding & Programming instructor, Cara Dirnberger and local employer, North Scott County Ambulance District (NSCAD), received Breaking Traditions state awards along with CTC students, Kayli Polk and Reagan Elfrink, receiving the Regional Award and Honorable Mention awards, respectively.
Cara Dirnberger was honored at a ceremony in Jefferson City on April 29th; receiving the 2019 OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR Award. Larry Chasteen with North Scott County was recognized with the Employer Award. Mr. Chasteen was unable to attend and CTC Assistant Director, Kristy Unger & CTC Guidance Counselor, Rebecca Peters, accepted the award on his behalf.
Cara Dirnberger, Coding and Programming Instructor
Rebecca Peters and Kristy Unger
Kayli Polk, HVAC student
NTHS Banquet
Auto Technology--Don Schaefer
Josh Bain-homeschooled
Cody Rhyne-Scott City
Robert Street-Saxony Lutheran
Childcare--Kara LeGrand
Dailey Bond-Delta
Missy Brown-Jackson
Mya Eldridge-Leopold
Angela Hartmann-Jackson
Brooklyn Pobst-Chaffee
Cassie Schultz-Chaffee
Coding and Programming--Cara Dirnberger
Luke Lange-homeschooled
Elijah Trunzo-Jackson
Computer Networking & Security--Debbie Wright
Weston Hopper- Central
Nathan Kiehl- Kelly
Caleb Oswald- Central
Digital Media--Randy McWilson
Desirea Carver- Central
Alexis Hill- Jackson
Electrical Trades--Tim Mayfield
Gus Winchester- Jackson
Mark Johnson-Oak Ridge
Health Occupations--Abbie Whitaker
Vanessa Avila- Central
JaQuasia Fletcher - Central
Haileigh Richardson- Jackson
Chelsea Schamburg- Jackson
Aubrey West- Jackson
EMT--Charity Huff
Lauren Beasley- Central
Cameron Eichhorn- Chaffee
Shaina Lape- Woodland
Adi Schumer- Central
Allison Seiler- Kelly
Kaya Thatch- Central
Reece Wolf- Central
Health Occupations--Debbie Drury
Keely Blankenship- Central
Izzadora Lozada- Central
Emily Medlock- Central
PLTW--Collin Sheridan
T.J. Albertson- Central
Owen Sheehan- Central
Cameron Tillotson- Central
Welding--Brandon Bradshaw
Dustin Aden- Jackson
Tristan Dillow- Delta
Ty Johnston- Oak Ridge
Marketing--Michael Baremore
Christian Campbell- Central
Clayton Deimund- Central
Basic Flight--Don Grossheider
Ruben Cooper- Central
Cameron Pagel- Delta
Collin Simmons- Jackson
Culinary Arts--Doc Cain
Practical Nursing--Theresa LeGrand
Karlee Beggs- Delta
McKenzy Barrett- Kelly
Alison Hise- Kelly
Kirsten Hollandsworth- Jackson
Macie Lemons- Oak Ridge
Angela Samples- Kelly
Madalyn Tilley- Jackson
Brianna White- Jackson
Landscape--Brandon Maxfield
Business--Theresa Taylor
Graeme Moore- Central
Graphic Design--Lance Brooks
Congratulations to the following Passport to the Future recipients!
Skills USA
Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center (CTC) students attended the Missouri SkillsUSA Leadership & Skills Conference at State Technical College in Linn, MO on April 5-7, 2018. Forty-five students from Cape Girardeau CTC competed. As a result of their efforts, 15 students from CTC received medals. Students who placed 1st in a skilled contest will go on to the National SkillsUSA Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, KY in June.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR STUDENTS WHO COMPETED & PLACED!!
CULINARY ARTS
Phillip Coleman – 1st (post-secondary)
DIGITAL CINEMA PRODUCTION
Adriana Crigger & Jake Gaston – 1st
David Brown & Logan Reed – 3rd
Jeremiah Johnson & Nikki Lambert – 2nd(post-secondary)
Jordan Aldridge & Jacob Lucas – 3rd (post-secondary)
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Dailey Bond – 1st
TECHNICAL DRAFTING
Logan McClanahan – 3rd
TELEVISION (VIDEO) PRODUCTION
Jacob Justus & Matthew Chandler – 1st
Zachary Benton & Ashley Smith – 3rd
Congratulations, Respiratory Therapy graduates!
Bottom Row L to R – Megan Uptmor, Allison Toney, Alexus Gammon, Camery Davis
Congratulations, Medical Assistant Graduates!
Congratulations, Practical Nursing Graduates!
Congratulations, Soon to Be Physical Therapy Assistant Graduates!
From left to right, front row: Joleen Williams, Clare Seyer, Kendra Sokolowski, Carlin Hosket.
Middle row: Brittney Friedrich, Shanice McClain, April Myers
Back row: Brian Taylor, Dakota Smith, Kaleb Cotton, Jenna Bender