Friendly Rivals!

Greenville football player flanked by two childhood friends and National Trail players after the Junior Varsity Game on Saturday, September 28, 2013. : In order: Dylan Hager #78, Elias Watters #72, and Corbin Hoblit #5. Elias attended National Trail prior to attending Greenville.

Students Help Getting Ready for the School Year

Figure 1: Pictured are Austin Kruckeberg, Kelsi Sleppy, and Truong Nguyen

Figure 1: Pictured are Austin Kruckeberg, Kelsi Sleppy, and Truong Nguyen

Four seniors in the Computer Information Systems (CIS) program in the Career Tech Center at Greenville High School spent time this summer helping the district get ready for the school year.  Kelsi Sleppy, Truong Nguyen, Zach Ditmar, and Austin Kruckeberg were hired to help with the imaging and setting up of over 230 new computers in all the district’s buildings.  The students installed the computers and did all the network cabling for new computer labs in each of the five buildings of the district under the direction of the Network Administrators.  They have just recently completed the installation of the remaining new computers by placing computers in the teachers’ classrooms at the Primary and Intermediate buildings.  The students will be representing Greenville City Schools at the Ohio School Board Association (OSBA) conference at Columbus in November.  This will be the third year in a row the CIS program has been asked to be a part of this conference.  The program was selected as one of three programs in the state to be recognized as Outstanding by the OSBA at their October meeting.

Each summer, the juniors are given a chance to apply for a job over the summer. It provides a good hands-on learning experience for the students as well as much needed help in getting technology ready for a new school year. After school starts, they work on an “as needed” basis after the school day. CIS is a two-year program with an intense focus on computers and networking. It is a Cisco Networking Academy where students have the opportunity to earn up to 40 semester hours of college credit on a Sinclair or Edison transcript. CIS is also an Ohio Board of Regents CTAG program where the students earn credit that is guaranteed to be accepted at any public college in the state. The program is open to any junior or senior in Darke County. CIS is taught by Mr. Nathan Sharp and Mr. Robert Warner. For more information, contact Mr. David Peltz, CT Director at (937)548-4188 x 847.

 

Greenville Career Tech Center Hosts BPA Officer Screening

Greenville Career Tech Center hosted the Region 3 Business Professionals of America Officer Screening.  48 students from Greenville Career Tech Center, Stebbins, Centerville, and Miami Valley CTC participated.  A special thank you goes out to the Greenville Career Tech staff and students for their help in organizing and assisting with the event.  We are pleased to say that we have an excellent group of young professionals representing each school district. Business Professionals of America, Ohio Association, is a career-technical student organization (CTSO) consisting of 18 regions located throughout Ohio. Each region has a student leadership team that, with the assistance of advisors, sets the direction for its region. Attached are photos from the BPA Region 3 BPA Officer Screening.  For more information regarding Greenville Career Tech Center 937-548-4188 ext. 847 or visit http://www.greenville.k12.oh.us/CareerTech.aspx


BPA STUDENTS ARRIVE AT GREENVILLE CTC



Taylor Murphy and Jade Anthony from Greenville CTC welcome guests.

 Greenville Career Tech Center, “Where Kids Matter and Success Happens!”

 

 

Support.. GOODWILL DRIVE TO VICTORY CAMPAIGN

Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley

and WHIO-TV wants to challenge

Greenville to beat West Carrollton in the:

“Goodwill Drive to Victory Campaign!”

When:  September 16^th-20^th, 2013

The donation of the following items would be greatly appreciated:

--Clothing                                --Household Items

--Used vehicles                      --Books

--Computers/Accessories

--Organs, Pianos

The winning school district of the competition receives scholarship money!!

***Greenville Student Council is asking for community and all of Greenville School District to come together with spirit and pride to collect items to help the people with disabilities in our local communities.

***WHIO-TV has selected Greenville –VS—West Carrollton football game as “Game of the Week” on September 20^th.  The winning team gets announced on Channel 7.

***Items may be dropped off in the Goodwill Truck at the high school stadium parking lot starting September 16^th.  The donation will be cut off at noon on Friday, September 20^th.

GO WAVE!!

LET’S BEAT WEST CARROLLTON!!!!

THANKS!!    GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL

NEW SCOREBOARD

Thank you to all of the sponsors who made the new stadium scoreboard and play-clocks possible.

Greenville Auto Tech Program Chosen has 1 of 17 Schools in the Country for ACDELCO Training Pilot/Partnership.

Greenville Auto Tech Program Chosen as 1 of 17 Schools in the Country for ACDELCO Training Pilot/Partnership.

Greenville Career Tech Center’s Automotive Technology Program has been selected as one of 17 schools in the country to participate in a pilot that will run through the fall of 2013.  ACDelco and Greenville Career Tech Center are proud to be a part of such a great project. 

Instructors will be able to supplement their training curriculum by providing their students with this new ACDelco web-based training.  Courses were selected to enhance the Maintenance and Light Repair task list.  The National ACDelco Training Program will include 19 technical and four business web-based training courses chosen to mirror the NATEF training requirements. 

Students will receive an ACDelco certificate of completion for each of the training sessions.   The pilot will expand into a National Training Program in early 2014. 

Greenville Career Tech Center’s Automotive Technology Program is taught by Travis Nicholas and Jim Anderson.  Please contact 937-548-4188 if you would like to learn more about Automotive Technology at Greenville Career Tech Center.

 Greenville Career Tech Center: “Where Kids Matter and Success Happens!”