Animal science class assigned the piglets their RFID tags (social security number equivalent) and plant science class worked on Weed Identification and treatment. 🐖
Congratulations to our CCTC March Staff Royalty, Dr. Wivell!
Fine dining for the Caroline family! A 9-session Community Kitchen Workshop at LMS gave students the opportunity to explore career pathways in the Food and Beverage Management and Agriculture Programs, and introduced them to Career and Technology Education (CTE) opportunities available in high school. Many thanks to Chef Ogden with CCTC, Chef Murray with the Culinary Arts Center, and Chef Sipala with Shore Gourmet for an informative and educational experience for students, and a delicious fine dining experience for their families!
Read all about it: carolineschools.org/article/2124170 with all event photos
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Congratulations to our student spotlights for last week! 🤩🤩🤩
AMP students created Epoxy-poured Easter eggs. The class’s CNC machine cut the intricate patterns on the wooden eggs. The students then mixed two-part epoxy resin, mixed with colored Mica powder to achieve the stained-glass appearance. 🐣
Our construction class is ready for new orders! Let them customize a deck or shed for you!
See flyer for more information and reach out to Mr. Hall. 🛠️
We're excited about our Spring Unity Fair on April 30 from 6:00-8:00pm! See below for all details.
Vendors: Would your organization or business fit at the Fair? Give us a call at 410.479.2332 to receive an application!
#WeAreBulldogs #CCTCReady
In collaboration with the Caroline County Council of the Arts, a student art exhibition is scheduled for April 11, 2025, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm at The Foundry, 401 Market Street in Denton. The exhibition will feature a diverse range of mediums and subjects, created by our students and curated by their art teachers. Admission to the event is FREE! Attendees may explore and purchase artwork, which will be on display throughout April.
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NTHS Reading Buddies at GES! 📚
Congratulations to last week's READY Student Spotlights!!! ☀️☀️☀️
Austin Charbonneau attaches the hinges and latch on AMP’s 2025 Nesting Box. 🕊️ Nesting boxes will be available for purchase next Thursday. If interested, email hale.keith@ccpsstaff.org
The CCTC Student Government Association (SGA) is excited to announce our **Keystone Candle & Wax Melt Fundraiser**! Your support helps us fund student activities, events, and initiatives that enhance our school community.
✨ **Wax Melts – $9 per bag (10 wax melts)** ✨
- **Fruit Loop** – A nostalgic mix of orange, berry, lemon, and sweet vanilla.
- **Maple Sticky Bun** – Warm, baked goodness with walnuts and cinnamon.
- **Sage & Citrus** – Refreshing blend of mandarin, tangerine, grapefruit, lemon, and sage.
- **Fresh Rain** – Earthy mix of sandalwood, jasmine, lavender, and oak moss.
- **French Vanilla** – Classic creamy vanilla with a touch of caramelized sugar.
🕯️ **26oz Jar Candles – $21 each (120-150 hours burn time)** 🕯️
- **Banana Nut Bread** – Cozy aroma of ripe bananas, walnuts, and brown sugar.
- **Midnight Summer** – Fresh, aromatic mix with jasmine and lavender.
- **Fruit Loop** – A playful blend of citrus, berry, and vanilla.
- **Maple Sticky Bun** – Sweet and nutty baked treat scent.
- **Sage & Citrus** – A bright citrus and herbal fusion.
- **Cashmere & Birch** – Soft floral and musky notes with vanilla and amber.
- **Juicy Peach** – Bursting with the scent of ripe, sweet peaches.
- **French Vanilla** – Rich and creamy vanilla with caramelized sugar.
📅 **Order Deadline: Tuesday, March 25th, 2025**
📍 **Pickup/Delivery: TBD, these will arrive before Spring break....just in time for Mother's day too**
Place your order today and support CCTC SGA while making your home smell amazing!
📌📝**To order: We are collecting cash only. See or email Mr. Cahall at CCTC to place your order and pay. Payments must be received no later than Tuesday, March 25th at 2pm!
Thank you for your support!
R.E.A.D.Y. for mock interviews and the first day of spring!!! ☀️
Whoops! We had the wrong post up for awhile and apologize for the confusion. Here's the true story ...
Calendar Reminder: Friday, March 21, half day for students; professional development day for teachers. (Please note this is a change from the original calendar: tinyurl.com/2hvccy83) #CarolineFamily
Calendar Reminder: Friday, March 21, no school for students; professional development for staff.
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Leona Russell, Mr. Hale and Everest Carroll showing off their SWAG at the Chesapeake College 2025 Career Expo.
AMP, Automotive, and Construction students are touring Chesapeake Community College and participating in several career building sessions. Prior to the EXPO, AMP students wrote resumes and dressed for success in preparation for the Mock Job Interviews they would be participating in.
CCTC Staff Rocked the orders at McTeachers Night!! We appreciate the support from the community for our SkillsUSA fundraiser!! 🍟🍔🥤
Congratulations to last week's READY student spotlights!!! ⭐️
Caroline Families, start your summer planning now with a FREE PROGRAM for rising 6th, 7th 8th and 9th graders!
Summer Career Enrichment Program
Session I: July 7 - July 17, 2025
Session II: July 14 - July 31, 2025
Location: Easton High School (free transportation provided)
This program will engage students in hands-on activities that lead to career paths in cybersecurity, media arts, video design, health, computer science, and engineering.
Classes offered will include: Animation, App Development, Careers in Healthcare, Chess, Cyber Security, Drones, Media Arts, Presentation/Graphic Design, and Robotics.
The program is in partnership the People for Change Coalition, Mid-Shore Regional Council, Rural Maryland Council, and Caroline, Dorchester, and Talbot County Public Schools.
For more info: contact@pfcoalition.org, 310-772-1552
Callie Creason instructs her Advanced Manufacturing classmates on the set-up and maintenance of a MIG Welding Machine. MIG welding is the method most often used in Manufacturing.
Callie completed two duel-enrollment welding classes at Chesapeake College, and periodically works as a fabricator at David Willy Welding in Cambridge. 🎇
