“Even with the struggles of virtual learning those who are sitting here have learned the most valuable lesson we could have ever learned from these times: Resilience. We were able to overcome obstacles and sit here before you -- ready to graduate.” (Click to read more and to enjoy the video from the entire event.)
Read More“Before we can begin the next chapter, it is important to remember all those who have helped us along the way. There’s an old, familiar African proverb that states: “It takes a village to raise a child.” When they say this, they really mean it. It -- takes -- a -- village!” (Click to read more)
Read MoreAre you a student entering 10th or 11th grade next year? We are currently accepting applicants; click “Apply to LCCTC Today” at the top of our webpage. (Click to read more)
Read MoreIn the beginning, that first day of sophomore year, I entered the school scared and nervous about a new place and scared at the thought of meeting new people. Clearly, I have overcome this. I ended up meeting amazing people from all corners of the county. . . (Click to read more and to view the graduation video)
Read MoreThe LCCTC Health Assistant Program has exciting news! After many months of preparation, the HA program has passed the audit and all of the requirements needed; we can now add that we are an approved training institute for an EMT Class! (Click to read more!)
Read More“This graduation has been earned not given. Their future accomplishments and contributions to society have no limits. Free has no value. Integrity, honesty, knowledge, work-ethic and perseverance are priceless. . .” (Click to read more and see the video.)
Read MoreIt’s a time filled with selfies, with smiles and duck-faces, of story-telling and memory-sharing. It’s a time to ask, “Are you gonna miss me?" with their teachers. It is the last official time they spend together as “students” because the next time we see them, they’ll be “graduates.” (Click to read more!)
Read MoreInstead of working hard in the kitchen, RT juniors and seniors recently enjoyed a day in “The Burg,” and were treated to a demonstration by a master chef in action! (Click to read more!)
Read MoreThe Tails of Hope clinic is important to the community because it helps to minimize overpopulation of dogs and cats. For LCCTC’s VA students, it provides a hands-on, day-to-day experience in a clinic which allows them to apply their skills that they have learned through videos and lectures in the shop. (Click to read more!)
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