WCCS is on an E-Learning day for Tuesday January 9, 2024
Columbia City High School seeks a Construction Trades Teacher to join our Career and Technical Education team. The applicant will teach students about construction trades and help them earn industry certifications with classroom knowledge and hands-on work experience.
Applicants should have construction trades experience and be able to plan, prepare and deliver instructional material that facilitates active learning, an ability to communicate effectively, knowledge of relevant technology, and a proven ability to work on a regular and punctual basis.
While this is a full-time position, there is an opportunity for this teacher to begin this second semester as part-time. The instructor will begin on January 3, 2024.
The full job description is attached. Apply online at wccsonline.com and search for the "Employment Opportunities" button on the homepage.
Students recently were invited to interact and learn from C&A Tool during their advisory period. Thank you, Jeoff Haertle, Todd Tonkel, and Tony Stinson for sharing career opportunities and for engaging students with key chains cut from a 3-D printer and various gift cards.
#Academy #CommuityLearning #CTE #ExperienceWCCS
The Columbia City High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) team competed at the Regional Contest, and nearly all students qualified for the State Contest in March.
The BPA advisors are Jared Ambrose and Mary Ann James.
The competing students were:
Kira Bell, Brody Borries, Noah Brennecke, Mason Coffelt, Tyler Eubank, Wyatt Freeman, Monty Goss, Colton Hungerford, Colton Knefelkamp, Blake McCoy, Dylan Moctezuma, Veda Null, Hannah Quinn, Ayden Roach, Leslie Sims, Amira Smith, Joel Yager
During the Eighth Grade Parent Meeting, CCHS introduced academies and their opportunities.
Eighth-grade parents/guardians need to fill out the form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeu_P-x8_jwAIAL5FXCaYHoZ5wqZPI_uNZX-4TRRcVwZ6Pzyg/viewform?usp=sf_link by December 8.
If you have questions, please connect with the guidance office at CCHS.
Class of 2028 | Parent Meeting is tomorrow, Thursday, November 30, at 6 p.m. in the CCHS Performing Arts Center.
At this meeting, you will receive important information regarding diploma types, graduation requirements, freshman course selection forms, high school course recommendations, and Eagle Tech Academy and our two new academies: Innovation Academy and Service Academy.
Understanding the academy structures and course and diploma options, visiting the building, and meeting high school staff will help ensure a smoother transition into high school for your student, as well as you as the parent!
You and your student must make every effort to attend this event so you will have information about these changes. Every parent must complete an application by December 8 to determine which academy fits their student best. We encourage you to contact a counselor with questions if you cannot attend.
Columbia City High School seeks a five-hour lunch room and study hall supervisor.
This individual must work well with others and have prior experience with students. They should be punctual, collaborative and communicate well with others.
This is a five-hour position at the high school. When applying, choose "Temporary Para-Professional" for WCCS. Find more here: https://www.applitrack.com/r8esc/onlineapp/1BrowseFile.aspx?id=47026
Columbia City High School is seeking a third-shift custodian to join the team!
Applicants should have a high school diploma or equivalent, strong initiative and time management skills, positive communication and collaboration skills, be dependable, and be able to work as part of a team.
If this is you, we encourage you to read the description and apply: https://www.applitrack.com/r8esc/onlineapp/1BrowseFile.aspx?id=47036
Note: This is a third-shift position.
Intern Spotlights | Karmen learns from Whitley County Commissioner Theresa Baysinger and says, "I like to work alongside Theresa while also learning about other governmental positions. I have learned so much and am excited for what's to come."
Ava grows her skills and passions at Columbia City First Church of God and says, "I have loved meeting so many new people, and I'm thankful I got to know people I've seen at the church but didn't have the chance to talk to. I have a better understanding of the church environment and editing software."
#WCCSExperience #WorkBasedLearning #Interns
Intern Spotlights | Our highlights come from our Health and Human Services (HHS) Academy today.
Brooke is with Mission 25 Community Outreach Services at Miami Village Community Center. Brooke says, "my absolute favorite part of my internship experience is knowing that I am making at least a little bit of a difference in those kids' lives. It is one of the best feelings to see the kids' faces light up when they see me at the door of the community center after they get off the bus. I hope that I can continue volunteering and helping out at the community center in the future."
Lauren is placed at Brook and Co. Salon and says "I've benefitted from this experience already in how enhanced my people skills are now."
#WCCSExperience #Interns #WorkBasedLearning
Intern Spotlights | Sidney interns with Three Rivers Dermatology and says "my favorite part of my internship is building relationships with all the nurses and people around me."
Cole enjoys "being around the guys and being taught, seeing how things work in the field. Learning and knowing what I'm doing ahead of being in this career has helped" at the Columbia City Police Department.
The Welding II seniors traveled to Local 166 today and met with CCHS alum Damian Reust, an instructor at the Local 166 Union.
Connections and pathways beyond the classroom are what our CTE programs are all about!
#ExperienceWCCS #CCHSAlumni
Intern Spotlights | More than 70 businesses host our CCHS interns. Thank you!
Sam interns with the City of Columbia City and Bethany continues to apply her knowledge and learn from the CC Veterinary Clinic!
#ExperienceWCCS
CCHS Spell Bowl competed at the State Finals Saturday ending their season 11th among Class 1 schools and 16th among all 137 teams competing this season in all classes.
The top spellers were Ava Rowe with a perfect score, Jordan Potter and Brie Montel with near-perfect scores, and Joel Yager and Maxwell McKinney only missing 2 words each.
Congratulations!
Intern Spotlights | Our industry partners provide students with unmatched internship opportunities.
Vincent learns from Mr. Glaza at the CCHS Radio Station, Lila continues education with the Nurse at Little Turtle Elementary, and Katie interns at Parkview Whitley in the Nutrition Department.
#ExperienceWCCS #ThankYou
Class of 2028 | Parent Meeting on Thursday, November 30, at 6 p.m. in the CCHS Performing Arts Center.
At this meeting, you will receive important information regarding diploma types, graduation requirements, freshman course selection forms, high school course recommendations, and Eagle Tech Academy and our two new academies: Innovation Academy and Service Academy. Understanding the academy structures and course and diploma options, visiting the building, and meeting high school staff will help ensure a smoother transition into high school for your student, as well as you as the parent! You and your student must make every effort to attend this event so you will have information about these changes.
Every parent must complete an application by December 8 to determine which academy fits their student best. We encourage you to contact a counselor with questions if you cannot attend.
Intern Spotlights | Ciera learns from our very own Mrs. Kohut, Lexi applies her skills at Walgreens, and Jada helps serve the Mary Raber Preschool.
#ExperienceWCCS
Intern Spotlights | Thank you, partnering businesses who host our interns!
Caleb interns with Three Birds Casual, Devon works with BeStrong Cafe, and Bekah learns from Parkview Whitley!
#ExperienceWCCS
Sarah Marshall, NP from Parkview, recently visited Mr. Bock's Introduction to Health Class to share her career path and what her day-to-day duties consist of to help expose students to careers and opportunities.
Mr. Bock's class is part of the Health and Human Services (HHS) Academy.
Thank you, Sarah!
Happy Fall Break!
Parent Teacher Conferences happen throughout the district today. Your child's teacher may have some availability; please schedule with them if you need to connect.
Eagles, what are you doing this fall break? Share a photo in the comments!
See you Monday!
