GREENVILLE FFA PLACES

The Greenville FFA Agricultural and Industrial Diagnostics judging team of Brady Garber and Patrick Schmitmeyer  placed 5th at Darke County contest.  The contest was held at Koenig Equipment and employees of Koenig’s ran the contest for teams from Darke County FFA Chapters.

The Tractor Troubleshooting contest involves a team of two members.  The team had 4 tractors that were bugged with problems and the team had to identify the bug and then fix the problem.  Examples of problems that can be found in the tractors are bad fuses, broken electrical wiring, blown lights, safety switches disconnected, obstructed air flow, and others.  It challenges the team members to work in a systematic method to troubleshoot the problem, utilize computers to help in identifying the problem and to correct it. The team members also have a written test to take concerning similar topics.  Members have 20 minutes to complete each of the stations of the contest.

  Brady and Patrick advanced on to the District 5 Agricultural and Industrial Diagnostics judging contest on February 23rd at  the Koenig Dealership in Anna, Ohio.  They placed 5th out of 18 teams in the District contest.  Special thanks go to Koenig Equipment for setting up the contests and practices for the local chapters.

Welding Demonstration Given to Greenville Welding Students

On January 25^th, Chad   from Schmeltzer Lefelds Supply and Rental, demonstrated how to use a MIG welder to Greenville FFA students who are enrolled in a welding and fabrication class. Three classes of welders got to participate in this demonstration.

Origami at South Middle School

South Middle School students in Miss Petry's class have been reading about origami with Mrs. Myers in the library. After reading, they made origami cats and dogs.

Greenville CT - To Hold Open House

Greenville Career Tech Center will be hosting a community/parent open house Wednesday, February 6 from 5:00-6:30
For a look at all Career Tech Programs please visit:
http://www.greenville.k12.oh.us/CareerTech.aspx

Today we spotlight two programs with two new instructors for this school year who have their programs and kids preparing for the future: Please see the below post for their videos.

Emily Powers: Med Tech
Dara Buchy: Supply Chain Management

Greenville Career Tech Center: "Where Kids Matter and Success Happens"

GREENVILLE CITY SCHOOLS - A Look at Supply Chain Management

GREENVILLE CT - A Look at MED TECH

South Middle School



South Middle School students are learning archery skills in Mrs. Jones' physical education class.