Congratulations to Charlotte Miller for being chosen Weir paraprofessional of the year. Charlotte is pictured with Principal Robbie Denson.
Congratulations to Gerry Jackson for being selected paraprofessional of the year for French Camp elementary. Gerry is pictured with Principal Amber Vowell.
Congratulations to Stacy Telano for being selected French Camp Elementary Teacher of the Year. Telano is pictured with Principal Amber Vowell.
FRUIT will be delivered on Tuesday, December 10th. Pick up times are between 3:00 and 5:30 pm. All orders must be picked up by the end of the school day on Wednesday. Please come to the back entrance of the career center to pick up.
Keland Vaughn, owner of Deep South Confections Bakery in Ackerman, spent the day with Culinary Arts students. First year students prepared sugar cookies and Keland showed them how to make royal icing and use various techniques to ice and decorate the sugar cookies.
Culinary Arts II students baked two- layer cakes and Keland Vaughn showed them how to make American buttercream, color the icing, ice the cake, and pipe a variety of designs. Thank you so much to Keland Vaughn for sharing her expertise with our students!!!
Culinary Arts students enjoyed providing the hot chocolate bar for the Ackerman Library holiday open house.
From MHSAA: Home team (Choctaw County) fans will need to enter at Gate 3.
This gate is located at the SouthWest Corner of the stadium. (Please see attached picture)
ALL Choctaw County students will be OUT of school this Thursday, Dec. 5th. The Chargers will be playing at USM at 4:00 on Dec. 5th.
Please come out and support your Chargers.
A special thank you to Ackerman Civic League and Ginny Lucas for inviting CCCTC to be a part of supporting our local library and also getting to participate in the annual pet show.
Thank you to Kiptyn Johnson for being our student volunteer this year.
CCCTC is looking like a winter wonderland. A special thank you to Kayla Palmer, SSC.
Students in Culinary Arts enjoyed experimenting with different tastes this week. They made pizzas complete with ingredients with “umami”, a delicious, savory taste that can be found in tomatoes, cheese, and mushrooms.
Culinary Arts I students are learning all about tastes and flavors. They combined a variety of seasonings to create a unique compound butter they used from scratch buttermilk biscuits.
CCCTC students enjoyed having the U.S. Army medical simulation truck on campus. Students were able to see and hear about many medical career opportunities. The local Army recruiters were there to talk with students about opportunities in the Army. Thank you for all you do!
CCCTC students had the opportunity to visit Holmes Community College (Grenada Campus) recently. The students enjoyed the preview day and learning about the career and technical programs HCC offers.
“Due to unforeseen circumstances for Friday, November 22nd, the Choctaw County School District will dismiss at 1 pm. Have a great Thanksgiving holiday and GO CHARGERS!”
The Banner has arrived to be hung in the gym. Congratulations again to Hunter Holland on his individual state championship in the shot put in 3A.
Health Science I students are kicking off their unit on the Skeletal System by using teamwork to build and label a life size skeleton.
Fruit sale ends Thursday, November 14. Get those orders in today!! You can purchase fruit from students at CCCTC, or you can call 662-285-4152 or 662- 285-7857 to place an order. The expected fruit delivery date will be December 11.
Mr. Black's Construction and Carpentry classes have wooden Christmas trees for sale. They did a great job making these!
3 foot =$20 (if you would like them to be wood burned, please specify for your order).
Please contact us at 662-285-4152.
