To promote a safe school environment, we want our students, parents/guardians, staff and community to be aware of "See Something. Say Something."
Anyone in our WCCS community who hears or sees activity are encouraged to report it to a WCCS staff/faculty or on wccsonline.com. The tip line is anonymous.
Internship Highlights | Kaylyn applies her child development and education knowledge through her internship with the Whitley County YMCA afterschool program.
Trinity has learned a great deal about logistics and inventory accuracy through her internship with Sailrite.
The CCHS Academic Teams are NE8 Conference Champions for the second year.
Third place finishes in English and Science. Second in History and First in Fine Arts and Math! The combined efforts of the five teams led to the lowest and winning team total.
Congratulations!
Internship Highlights | Sam's internship with Fort Wayne Metals allows him to put his welding knowledge and certifications into practice.
Jonathan leads a staff of 11 when live-streaming athletic events for CCHS. His internship as manager for the student-run station allows him many leadership experiences.
Internship Highlights | Mathew applies his sheet metal welding skills and certifications through his internship with ETA Engineering.
Gage continues to expand his knowledge and experience about Diesel engines and repair through his internship with Sheets Diesel Performance.
Internship Highlights | Natalie continues her medical journey with the Whitley County Health Department and Immunization Clinic.
Hayden applies her knowledge and experience from the Education Professions program through her internship with Miss Graham's kindergarten at Coesse.
CCHS Career and College Fair business reservations are due March 10.
Reserve an 8 ft. table to promote summer and career opportunities with students from the whole county. CCHS has invited Churubusco and Whitko students, too.
Register at this link and find out more: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYU-x-zKnvGgDfnEHMXy699nenyRy05xbbCJmF0_FUYK95UQ/viewform
Student Katie is the perfect example of how internships can help students prepare. Katie has tried several occupations during her high school career and found she enjoys creative outlets through her internship at Bravo Floral and Gifts.
Katie is studying interior design at Purdue Fort Wayne this coming fall.
Columbia City FFA is partnering with Soil and Water District to host First Grade Ag Day for all of the county’s first graders. Our FFA members and alumni supply all of the animals for the experience and members serve as speakers and group leaders.
#Agriculture #Education
Our students apply what they've learned at their internship placements.
Walgreens in Columbia City has provided a great internship experience for Jordan to improve his customer service and communication skills.
Dominic has benefited through an internship at Take 5.
Senior students can gain hands-on field experience through their Work Based Learning experiences to match the classes they pursued in high school to prepare them for their futures.
William explores career options at Impact CNC and Cora's internship with The Kitchen & Co. has allowed her to explore her interests in event planning further.
#CTE #Experiences #Interns #ThankYouHostingBusinesses
CCHS hosted community members and businesses this morning for the Academy Breakfast. All three career academies combine once a year to share student success and celebrate the programming of CCHS.
Students and teachers shared how business partnerships continue to develop and strength our abilities.
Thank you, Columbia City area businesses!
The CCHS Career and College Fair is on March 21.
Area businesses are invited to reserve an 8ft space to promote their career and to share summer or job opportunities to current and graduating students.
Whitko and Churubusco students have also been invited to the Career Fair.
Save the Date | March 25| 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. | BAC Spring Fling
Spring Fling is happening March 25, 2023! $5 admission to support students in the Business, Art and Communications Academy!
Happy CTE Month! CCHS also offers Career and Technical Education courses for students to receive their Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certifications.
Read what senior Katie Bolt says about her CTE experience.
https://www.wccsonline.com/o/cchs/article/1011604
Today is Bus Driver Appreciation Day!
WCCS is thankful for our bus drivers who safely transport kids to and from school, sporting events, extracurricular, field trips and so much more!
We're celebrating Education Professions today for #CTEMonth!
Read what Megan has to say about her experience in our CTE program.
https://thrillshare.com/s/news-cchs-whitleycountycsin/articles/cte-month-education-professions-spotlight
View our CTE programs on wccsonline.com.
Happy CTE Month!
Read what senior Andrew Hill says about his CTE pathway at CCHS.
https://www.wccsonline.com/o/cchs/article/1008252
The welding program at CCHS has a 100% pass rate for every student who has taken the AWS Certification tests for more than five years!
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month is held each February to celebrate CTE and the achievements and accomplishments of technical programs and students across the country from K-12 through college and beyond.
CCHS offers several CTE opportunities in our academy models. Learn more https://www.wccsonline.com/o/cchs/page/career-and-technical-education
Check out some of the lunches our students and staff have been enjoying this week! Pictured from Monday is the breaded chicken drumstick from Coesse Elementary, along with a second pb&J option. Also pictured are the lasagna roll-ups served at Mary Raber and at the High School. To view what is being served the rest of this month, go to the WCCS website and choose the dining option!
