ACCTC

Congratulations to Mr. Woods and our Machining Program on their $20,000 grant from Gene Haas Foundation! It will be used to help students in post-secondary education in the field of CNC Machining. Thank you @ghaasfoundation for helping us provide education that works!! #CTE

Our Health Science students held a Meet the Professional luncheon today with a meal by students in our Culinary program! Special thanks to our guests: Victoria Battershell, director of the nursing program at Tennessee Wesleyan, and Shawn Smith, administrator of NHC Oak Ridge!

Our Culinary Program prepared a meal for our Criminal Justice Program for a “Meet the Professional” luncheon! Special thanks to Sheriff Barker with ACSO, Lt. Walker with KCSO, Mr. Lewis with the 7th Judicial District Crime Task Force, and Jock Coleman with the Anderson County DA!

Cosmetology III students went and served our community at Meadow View Senior Living on Monday! These wonderful girls made these ladies feel special and it is always a privilege to have this opportunity. #EducationThatWorks #ctematters

Students in our Culinary Arts program showed some staff appreciation today by making fresh HOMEMADE biscuits! We love our students and our staff! #educationthatworks #ctematters

Students from Mrs. McGhee’s Cosmetology Program visited Meadow View Senior Living today! They done such an amazing job and we are always grateful for these opportunities for our students, as well as for the community to experience their success! #EducationThatWorks. #CTEMatters

Congrats to Donna Hopper for being voted Staff of the Month! Mrs. Donna is the glue that helps hold our school together! She wears many hats and helps keep our day to day running smoothly. Not only is she efficient but she is also kind and welcoming to all that visit us!

Congrats to Jacob Richards for being voted our Student of the Month! He is in our Auto and Ag programs. He is a kind and caring student that doesn’t mind to lend a hand to his peers. An instructor said: “He is always respectful, always doing his work, and he is a natural leader.”

Mr. Pyke and Mr. Woodard’s ACCTC Construction classes built 32 lockers for the Tennessee Weslean Baseball team last semester. After competing in the College World Series and finishing 3rd in the nation, they now have a locker room worthy of their ranking. #EducationThatWorks

We are selling socks! Online they are 3 for 15 but if you get a member in person you can get a student/teacher discount! Students are 3 for 10 and teachers are 3 for 12! I'll link the website down below if anyone wants to purchase them on the website! go.wehelptwo.com/campaign/?camp…

Help our FCCLA go to San Diego!! We are selling socks! See link in reply! We are also having a donation drive, see Mrs. Houdeschell for more information. Easter Basket Raffle! Each ticket is 2 dollars! **Any other donations are accepted and GREATLY appreciated!!

Watch our MCI drill in action!! vm.tiktok.com/TTPd5KuYQK/ #healthscience #CTEmatters #EducationthatWorks #Everystudenteveryday @ACSchoolsTN

What an evening of surprises for ACCTC FCCLA! Mr. Herrell received Advisor of the Year, Mrs. H received the Distinguished Service Award for 2022. And… Last but not least the ACCTC Chapter of FCCLA received the Membership Campaign Award for substantially increasing membership.

Hosting students from Lake City Middle and Norris Middle today. They made butter in Culinary, danced in TAP, gamed in ComScience/DigArts, seen hair techniques in Cosmo, learned about tools in Machining, investigates crime scenes in Crim.Justice, and learned safety in Welding!

March Madness is coming to ACCTC! See Mr. Herrell to register for the upcoming NBA 2K esports tournament. The final four will play during the lunch in the commons! **If you refer a friend, you earn your own Coca-Cola!

Congratulations to Mr. David Wood for being named ACCTC’s Teacher of the Year!

Visitors from Y-12 National Security Complex came this morning to speak with students from Mr. Pyke and Mr. Woodard’s classes about their future career options! Thank you Y-12 for supporting our students!

This morning we welcomed the family of Joe Forgety to be a part of our sign hanging. The walkway into our school is now named Joe Forgety Drive in honor of Mr. Forgety and the time and heart he put into our school system. We appreciate this family and the work of Mr. Forgety!

We hosted 5th graders from BES and LCES today to learn about Career and Technical Education.