Unusual times call for creative approaches. On the first evening on June 2020, LCCTC held its first night of two — to capture that all-important moment for every senior: That final walk across the stage to accept their diploma — virtually.
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Staggering arrival times, seniors took their final official walk through the school’s doorways to be greeted at five different stations…and, after visiting each, made their way out the school that they called home for the past three years — out of the doors, past the home school flags, and on their final walk up toward the student parking lot.
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The following memo is regarding upcoming Senior events:
● June 1st & June 2nd - Virtual Walk Across the stage at LCCTC.
● June 2nd - 7:00 PM - Senior Awards Assembly at LCCTC.
● June 3rd - 7:00 PM - Virtual Baccalaureate.
● June 4th - 7:00 PM - Virtual AND In-Person Commencement Ceremony.
For more information, please click HERE.
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Important Graduation Announcement! Google Meet @ 5PM 5/28/20
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Congratulations Caitlin Ritter: Wilmington High School Alumni Scholarship!
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Mrs. Jodi Cepro has taught cosmetology at LCCTC for twenty-nine years. Wow --that’s dedication right there! That is twenty-nine years of nothing but smiles. Twenty-nine years of bringing sunshine to every room she walked into. Twenty-nine years of a contagious sense of love brought to everyone around her. And now, after twenty-nine years, she is closing up her tool kit for the final time and taking steps toward making other parts of the world a more beautiful place.
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“During this time of fear and uncertainty, there have been many things that people all over the world have done to become more flexible and adapt so that they can do their best to continue . . . If I were an Electrician during these times, I would be considered an essential worker. I would be on the front lines making sure that the economy is still assured and that businesses don’t fail; until the restrictions have lifted, I’ll have to adapt to changes in our community and be flexible in the ways I continue to learn.”
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Being resilient and being able to emotionally withstand difficult times like this could prove how dedicated I am to my future plans. Studying at the Lawrence County Career and Technical Center has also shown me how to apply resilience in my everyday life and online schooling to make sure I am to get the best outcome for my future.
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