CVCC Service-Learning Project Success in Support of Wreaths Across America Cuyahoga Valley Career Center’s Power Equipment Technology and Construction Trades Program joined the cause to ensure that all veterans at Ohio Western Reserve Cemetery are honored. For the past few months, CVCC’s Power Equipment students, with instructor Jerry Koenig leading the way along with help from CVCC’s Construction Trades Program, instructed by Paul Yuravak, worked tirelessly to raise as many wreath sponsorships as possible for the Wreaths Across America organization. The students exceeded their lofty goal they set of 800 wreath sponsorships, gathering a total of 820 wreaths, way to go! This year, the National Wreaths Across America Day ceremony, held simultaneously across the country at more than 1,200 locations, will be on Saturday, December 15. CVCC students will be on location at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery to help lay what we hope is 30,000+ wreaths. The goal: to place a live, balsam fir wreath at the headstone of every veteran buried there and spread patriotism while commemorating the ultimate sacrifices they made for our country. Thank you to all those who supported this cause in purchasing a wreath, a job well done to all those students and staff members who worked so hard for this incredible cause!

CVCC PSD Students Participate in Blockland Solutions Hackathon Logan Diedrich from Cuyahoga Heights, Jack Gayner from Revere, and Minh Nguyen-Huynh from North Royalton, three seniors in CVCC’s Programming and Software Deveoplent (PSD) program, instructed by Jami Little participated in and took first place in the Blockland Hackathon which was held November 9-11 at Cleveland State University. Teams were challenged to come up with a prototype using blockchain technologies by the end of the hackathon. The students were invited to present their project at the Blockland Confereence in Cleveland December 1-4. What a wonderful opportunity and job well done! Career Awareness Month Gina Mutch, CVCC Career Specialist for the Brecksville-Broadview Heights School District helped coordinate the Career Awareness Month hosted at Central School (4th and 5th grades). During the first week, all 4th grade students participated in a career lesson, which prompted them to begin thinking about their career clues, interests, and abilities. The students were able to then see how certain careers might end up being a better fit for them than others,

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based on those clues. The second week, all fifth graders had a career lesson that focused on learning about some unusual careers. During the lesson it was acknowledged that there are thousands of career choices that are constantly changing. Finally, during the two days before Thanksgiving break, each grade participated in a Career Day. Each class was able to hear from 4-6 speakers. Over the two days, there were a total of 57 speakers covering a wide range of occupations. Each presentation lasted 25 minutes, covering topics such as:

• Typical day / duties • Personal skills or talents necessary • Hobbies/interests from youth that may have led into this

career path • Related school subjects (how reading, writing, math, etc.

are utilized) • Technology used • Education/training needed • Likes and dislikes about the occupation • Visuals/games/hands-on materials

Thank you to all the parents and other community members that stepped up to support career awareness with our students!

CVCC Exploration Visits The month of November began the 10th grade Exploration visits to CVCC! Each group of 10th graders from all eight of CVCC’s associate districts had an individual tour guide who provided information on each program. Some programs had students speak to the groups as well as had displays out for the groups to see. There will be more 10th grade, as well as 8th grade, Exploration Visits throughout the coming weeks. Thank you to the entire CVCC staff for helping with these visits, specifically CVCC’s Admissions Counselor Kelli Buccini and the Career and Community Resources staff.

CVCC Holiday Luncheon Buffet CVCC’s Culinary Arts II students are busy preparing for the Holiday Luncheon Buffet that they are hosting in the Valley Inn Restaurant on Wednesday, December 12, Thursday, December 13, and Friday, December 14 from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The menu consists of a Garden Salad with Soft Dinner Rolls, Pan Seared Chicken Marsala, Chef Carved Top Round with Whipped Horseradish, Chef Carved Glazed Ham, Parmesan Crusted Tilapia, Creamy Mashed Potatoes, Lemon Risotto with Peas, Green Beans with Mushrooms and Bacon, Coffee, Tea, Decaffeinated Coffee or Iced Tea, Assorted Pies, Cakes and Cookies. The buffet costs $14.25. Reservations are required, please call: 440.746.8293.

Industry Interviews On Tuesday, November 20, CVCC students did an outstanding job with the Industry Interview Project in which they interview professionals in their chosen field. There were 146 seniors that traveled to 84 employers of which 44 were located in our associate school district communities. The goal of the Industry Interview project is to broaden student knowledge of current hiring practices and trends in their trade. The following 12 programs participated: Architectural and Mechanical Design, Auto Body Repair and Refinishing, Auto Service Technology, Construction Trades, Digital Design, Graphic Imaging Technology, Electrical Systems, Heating and Air Conditioning, Media Arts, Power Equipment Technology, Health Careers A, and Programming and Software Development. Well known and respected businesses and organizations participated including: Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District Transportation, Cavaliers Operating Company, Cleveland Metro Parks, Cuyahoga Community College, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, GPD Group, Independence Excavating, Jennings Center for Older Adults, Kokosing Industrial, Kurtz Brothers, Metro Toyota, Sohar’s, WVIZ, and others. The Career and Community Resources office received many phone calls and emails after the event, in addition to the student evaluations, from business participants to say how impressed they were with our students. Several students are securing part-time employment out of the event. Thank you to all those who put in time and effort in facilitating this event, particularly Martha Sluka, Career and Community Resources Specialist, and Sandra Leech, Administrative Assistant to the Career and Community Resources Department.

1st Quarter 100% Club On Monday, November 19, CVCC’s 1st quarter 100% Club which consists of students with perfect attendance so far for the 2018-2019 school year was announced. 238 students achieved the 100% Club Award. Those students are: Brecksville-Broadview Heights: Nicholas Battaglia, Machine Technology Jocelyn Bender, Dental Assisting Renee Bolon, Health Careers Gabriel Boyas, Power Equipment Technology Gabrielle Brinkhoff, Culinary Arts & Food Services Gavin Cortes, Heating & Air Conditioning Gretel Federmann, Dental Assisting Sumer Field, Health Careers Samuel Formoso, Machine Technology Gage Glassner, Engineering Technology Max Golsch, Media Arts Kristena Grubnyak, Dental Assisting Alexis Harris, Health Careers

Carley Hay, Cosmetology Joseph Juris, Machine Technology Madison Kral, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Matthew Lawer, Power Equipment Technology Trey Lisuch, Digital Design Macayla Mancuso, Cosmetology Samantha Mandato, Cosmetology Jacob Nelson, Power Equipment Technology Autumn Palcisko, Dental Assisting Ariel Perez, Health Careers Trevor Pomales, Computer Networking Academy Isabella Robatin, Health Careers John Satink, Fire & EMS Academy Brett Sowers, Building & Property Maintenance Hailey Stoneman, Fire & EMS Academy Cayden Stopar, Health Careers Zachary Zaleski, Sales & Service Fundamentals Cuyahoga Heights: Katelyn Dalton, Dental Assisting Jesse DeRoberts, Auto Service Technology Logan Diedrich, Programming & Software Development Nathan Glinka, Architectural & Mechanical Design Jordan Krucek, Fire & EMS Academy Ryan Rose, Heating & Air Conditioning Rodrick Terrigno, Machine Technology Garfield Heights: Andrew Ashford, Graphic Imaging Technology Ja'Airee Banks, Auto Service Technology Niah Dean, Machine Technology Jacob Desimone, Culinary Arts & Food Services Ryan Drusky, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Jaylen Edmonds, Media Arts Jawaun Ellison, Building & Property Maintenance Jorden Gooden, Sales & Service Fundamentals Tianna Graham, Education Professions Floyd Graham, Engineering Technology Edward Greenwood Jr., Building & Property Maintenance Rachel Hamed, Health Careers Mar'nae Hampton, Health Careers Ramone Hardy, Media Arts David Helmick, Sales & Service Fundamentals Avanna Hughes, Dental Assisting Sheldon Humphrey Jr., Graphic Imaging Technology Marissa Jackson, Cosmetology Tajian Jackson, Dental Assisting Da'vhon James, Building & Property Maintenance Marlon Jordan, Construction Trades Nicholas Kazee, Health Careers Shantavia Kinds, Health Careers Justin Lowry, Heating & Air Conditioning

Kobe Luarca, Computer Networking Academy Hannah Lundgren, Digital Design Shakara MacArthur, Health Careers Kobe Marshall, Health Careers Justin James Martinez, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Davianna Mincy, Health Careers Kormonie Moore, Success Academy Skky Mumphord, Health Careers Annette Nichols, Dental Assisting Graham Parker, Programming & Software Development Raquel Schuttenberg, Health Careers Jacob Sheppard, Programming & Software Development Aniyah Shields, Digital Design Mariah Siggers, Cosmetology Mikel Sims, Hotels & Resorts Jennifer Smith, Engineering Technology Chrissa Sobocinski, Digital Design Ericka Troupe, Construction Trades Jasmine Trowbridge, Health Careers Jonathan Ukwela, Graphic Imaging Technology Evin Vartorella, Graphic Imaging Technology Aaron Washington, Success Academy Jesse Wheeler, Engineering Technology Maurice Whipple, Graphic Imaging Technology Donovan Williams, Engineering Technology Katie Williams, Hotels & Resorts Jasper Winchester, Construction Trades Jacob Woodford, Machine Technology Home School: Amy Andrew, Power Equipment Technology James Dabney, Construction Trades Katelyn Dombroski, Dental Assisting Victoria Haeberle, Fire & EMS Academy Gabriel Horsfall, Power Equipment Technology Joel Matousek, Engineering Technology Thomas Scherer, Architectural & Mechanical Design Adeline Sery, Health Careers Independence: Virginia Baire, Architectural & Mechanical Design Michael Fedik, Media Arts Brandon Halderman, Digital Design Rinata Kaiser, Media Arts Nicholas Kaufman, Electrical Systems Ali Laski, Cosmetology Kevin Mooney, Power Equipment Technology Emily Pace, Dental Assisting Faith Pemberton, Medical Administrative Specialist Kalli Screptock, Cosmetology Grace Tilisky, Health Careers Jacquelyn Wilson, Architectural & Mechanical Design

Nordonia: Luke Alvord, Sales & Service Fundamentals Abigail Andel, Dental Assisting Carson Banks, Machine Technology Jamiyah Berry, Cosmetology Kenya Coleman, Health Careers Vincent Costello, Machine Technology Destiny Davis, Health Careers Calissa Dougherty, Health Careers Elizabeth Elliott, Medical Administrative Specialist Anastasia Feldman, Dental Assisting Jackie Flanik, Digital Design Cianna Fuller, Dental Assisting Nicholas Glena, Digital Design Sicily Gliozzo, Cosmetology Dylan Gray, Engineering Technology Miranda Grismer, Cosmetology Krista Hupe, Health Careers Elizabeth Imrie, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Adam Jackson, Transition-To-Work Olivia Jaroscak, Digital Design Nathan Juchnik, Heating & Air Conditioning Carlie Kucharski, Cosmetology Samantha Lane, Health Careers Casey Lanese, Dental Assisting Matthew Leslie, Media Arts Krista Lucas, Health Careers Athan McNeal, Media Arts Shannon McTighe, Construction Trades Blake Minix, Construction Trades Emily Morrison, Health Careers Justin Olszko, Engineering Technology Emily Papas, Health Careers Danielle Parker, Dental Assisting Autumn Player, Digital Design Taylor Prospal, Cosmetology Alexander Puff, Engineering Technology Hannah Rizer, Dental Assisting Salvatore Salupo, Power Equipment Technology Emily Schimanski, Education Professions Joseph Smith, Sales & Service Fundamentals Kameron Stockle, Auto Service Technology Evan Svendsen, Auto Service Technology Emily Taylor, Cosmetology Kiara Terrell, Health Careers Maranda Vanas, Health Careers Brooklynn Williams, Cosmetology North Royalton: Simon Antonio, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Jason Bilinovich, Engineering Technology

David Bittner, Construction Trades Diana Bukalo, Medical Administrative Specialist Gregory Dobsch, Construction Trades Anna Dobsch, Cosmetology Patrick Fink, Dental Assisting Ryan Frost, Building & Property Maintenance Marena Ghobryal, Medical Administrative Specialist Alexander Gimenez, Auto Service Technology Gavin Graham, Graphic Imaging Technology Dawson Grimm, Fire & EMS Academy Jaya Harris, Fire & EMS Academy Mallory Hlavaty, Dental Assisting Daniel Hornik, Sales & Service Fundamentals Bradey Humble, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Hannah Janiak, Cosmetology Aja Kleme, Cosmetology Cedric Lehky, Sales & Service Fundamentals Dane Manias, Engineering Technology Megan Nawal, Cosmetology Minh Nguyen-Huynh, Programming & Software Development Maximus Novey, Auto Service Technology Aidan Rivera, Heating & Air Conditioning Joseph Sbatella, Media Arts Paige Schwartz, Health Careers Kurtis Shaddock, Power Equipment Technology Jakob Shella, Graphic Imaging Technology Paige Siver, Engineering Technology Nia Smith, Medical Administrative Specialist Maxwell Staufer, Construction Trades Matthew Trottnow, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Jaden Watthanaphand, Auto Service Technology Cheyanne Williams, Health Careers Haley Youmell, Cosmetology Revere: Stella Barker, Success Academy Noah Bender, Machine Technology Gavon Dengate, Programming & Software Development Jack Gayner, Programming & Software Development Stephen Gentner, Computer Networking Academy Ryan Hagarty, Programming & Software Development Jamie Hess, Dental Assisting Evelyn Holt, Cosmetology Kelsey Juchnowski, Fire & EMS Academy Joshua Kapsar, Success Academy Jordan Kapsar, Success Academy Cathryn Kemer, Medical Administrative Specialist Jacob Kline, Transition-To-Work Hayden Matias, Construction Trades Emily Prescott, Success Academy Leanna Reynolds, Health Careers Ethan Soukup, Engineering Technology

Jacob Soukup, Success Academy Yulia Tan, Sales & Service Fundamentals Noah Vongratana, Programming & Software Development Twinsburg: Tyshanee' Allison, Architectural & Mechanical Design Dalton Black, Fire & EMS Academy Daniel Burnett, Fire & EMS Academy Justine Collins, Cosmetology Kaitlyn Dreams, Culinary Arts & Food Services Daniella Engelmann, Health Careers Chyna Funchess, Transition-To-Work Dayton Gebeau, Engineering Technology Adeline Geul, Health Careers Gabriella Grams, Cosmetology Angelo Hairston, Power Equipment Technology Jordan Howard, Medical Administrative Specialist Jada Jenkins, Digital Design Sakara Johnson, Health Careers Ronald Little Jr., Digital Design Christian Loucka, Fire & EMS Academy Michael Magyar, Electrical Systems Alyssa McCarthy, Dental Assisting Brendon Nguyen, Programming & Software Development Brennen Powaski, Computer Networking Academy Joseph Procop, Fire & EMS Academy Matthew Senvisky, Media Arts Nickolas Snedden, Computer Networking Academy Cehlan Sparks, Computer Networking Academy Najee Thornton, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Mallory Titus, Digital Design Ja'Nia Walker, Health Careers Alyssa Willis, Health Careers Thank you to our business sponsors who contribute funds to purchase gift cards, including: Roseland Bowling Lanes, Sohar’s All Season Mower Service Inc., Independence Excavating, AGC (Academy Graphic Communication Inc.), Roe Dental Laboratory, Sherwin-Williams, Heinen’s ABC School Donation Program, CCG Automation, Hyson, Induction Tooling Inc., GPD Group and Kurtz Brothers. Garfield Heights Glass Ceiling Leadership Event On November 28, the Garfield Heights Glass Ceiling Leadership Group, led by CVCC Career Specialist Julie Regula, were fortunate to have Rear Admiral June Ryan as their speaker. Rear Admiral Ryan is the first women to rise from an enlisted rank to Admiral in the U. S. Coast Guard. During her career, she has served in five Commands including her role as Captain of two ships. She is the first woman to serve as the Military Advisory to the Secretary of Homeland Security and the third woman in our nation’s

history to serve as the Military Aide to the President of the United States. Rear Admiral Ryan retired last year, after 35 years of service, and is now an author and motivational speaker. Her presentation was engaging and her message was both entertaining and motivational. She encouraged the group of students to adopt an attitude of gratitude, positive thinking and a "go for it" mentality through her POWER UP principles. CVCC Adult Education School of Nursing Lab On Monday, November 19, CVCC’s Adult Education School of Nursing held a very interactive lab with the second-year Adult Licensed Practical Nursing Students. The lab is called the Sensory Deprivation Lab and is a way to have the students experience what a patient might experience who has sensory loss in hearing, sight, feeling in both hands and feet, and confusion. The School of Nursing makes their lab look and feel like an apartment and gives each student three tasks to complete while they have impairments that feel similar to arthritis, bunions, vision changes like cataracts and glaucoma. There is also loud sounds playing in the background, and the area is darkened to change students’ perception of the room. The students complete the lab two people at a time and do tasks such as finding dentures, setting the table, making a bed, putting on a sweater, and finding a cane. The students spend about 10 to 12 minutes each in the lab trying to complete the given tasks.

Cleveland Metroparks Visits North Royalton Schools On November 16, the second graders at Albion Elementary School had the opportunity to learn about and hold artifacts from Native American Indians. Karen Lakus, from the Cleveland Metroparks, came to speak to the second graders about the history of Native American Indians. She talked to the students about culture, religion, customs and language. She also described how they survived with farming and making their own tools and weapons. Mrs. Lakus also said, “We can learn from traditions and stories that have been passed down within the tribes from generation to generation.” What a great lesson to have before the Thanksgiving holiday. Thank you to Jill Larson, CVCC Career Specialist to the North Royalton School District, who coordinated the event. Career Day in the Revere School District Kathy Dombrowski, CVCC Career Specialist in the Revere District, coordinated a 1st grade career day at Richfield Elementary School on Friday, November 16. There were four presenters to the 1st grade students, including: Dr. Mark Carlson, Veterinarian, grandfather of 1st grade student; Dean Szabo, Aerospace Engineer; Sarah Kapp, Physical Therapist; and John Thorne, Ohio State Highway Patrolman. What a great event!

CVCC Dental Assisting Students Give Back at Medworks Event On Friday, November 16, CVCC’s Dental Assisting students, instructed by Lisa Theodore, attended the Medworks Dental Clinic, where they volunteered to help provide free dental care to the community. Dental professionals and community volunteers were there as well to provide free dental care to patients of all ages. Services included dental screenings, cleanings, extractions, fillings, restorative care, and temporary partials for adults, as well as sealants for children. What a fantastic event to take part in as well as give back to help others! College Scholarship Workshop On Wednesday, November 14, 221 high school students and their parents attended the College Scholarship Workshop, held at CVCC. The attendees heard from David Holmes, the Cleveland lead from the Cleveland Foundation Center and Elton Lytle, Scholarship/Financial Aid Specialist from College Now Greater Cleveland. The presenters discussed how to research and apply for private scholarships, resources available through their organizations, how to avoid scholarship scams, and how to write an effective scholarship essay. The event was part of CVCC’s College and Career Planning Series and was coordinated by Darden Blake and Marie Elias, CVCC’s Community Liaisons.

Christmas Craft Show On Saturday, November 10, CVCC hosted the annual Christmas Craft Show featuring many crafters and creative vendors. Thank you to all those who participated in and attended the Christmas Craft Show! A very special thank you to CVCC's Dental Assisting program with instructor Lisa Theodore who facilitated this event!

Business Professionals Help GHHS Seniors Sharpen Their Interviewing Skills On Friday, November 9, Mrs. Randall's Senior Seminar students participated in the 4th Annual Mock Interview Day. This event was the culmination of their interviewing unit, in which the students learned all aspects of a successful interview. Business professionals from the community volunteered their time and expertise to assist over 100 students sharpen their interviewing skills. Julie Regula, CVCC Career Specialist, who co-organized the event, stated that, "Through this process, the students not only received positive feedback but also valuable constructive criticism that is often missing in the interview process." Special thanks to the following businesses that provided

volunteers: State Farm Insurance, Emerald Credit Union, The Reserve Network, Third Federal Bank, Cuyahoga Community Library, WVIZ - Ideastream, Fifth Third Bank, Jennings Center, Garfield Heights City Schools, City of Garfield Heights, Virginia Marti College, Solon Manufacturing, and Cleveland Distribution Center. If you would like to assist in the future, please contact jregula@cvccworks.edu .

Veteran’s Day Presentation On Friday, November 9, CVCC held its annual Veteran’s Day Presentation featuring Gary Kindig and Sergeant Johnny Downs. Thank you to all those who took part in and facilitated the Veteran's Day Presentation. The entire CVCC community sends a very special thank you to all those who have served for our country!

CVCC NTHS Halloween Costume Contest On Friday, October 26, CVCC’s National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) held its annual Halloween Costume Contest. NTHS received over $650 in donations that went to the Wounded Warrior Project, a veteran’s service organization with programs and services for wounded military veterans. Thank you to all those who helped facilitate this event and participated. The winners were …

AM WINNERS:

Scariest 1st – Dylan Fields / Culinary Arts (Pennywise the Clown) 2nd – Mallory Titus / Digital Design (Demon Witch Ouija Board)

3rd – Dental Assisting Students (The Purge) Punniest 1st – Dental Assisting Students (Dunkin Donuts) 2nd – Nathan Vincell / Programming & Software Development (Responsibilities) Most Creative 1st – Owen Mueller / Media Arts (Bob Ross the Painter) 2nd – Gabriel Robinson / Computer Networking Academy

(Apollo Creed from Rocky)

3rd – Audrey Katcher / Sales & Service (Minnie Mouse) Best Group Power Equipment Technology – Hunting Season

PM WINNERS: Scariest 1st – Mike Gannon / Machine Technology (Satan) 2nd – Olivia Witt / Media Arts (Pyramid Head from Silent Hill)

3rd – Joseph Smith / Sales & Service (Grim Reaper) Punniest 1st – Alex Bleidorn / Electrical Systems (Napoleon Dynamite) 2nd – Anthony Griffin / Machine Technology (Jesus)

3rd – Emily Gifford / Hotels & Resorts (Princess Anna/Frozen)

Most Creative 1st – Ramone Hardy & Colin Murphy / Media Arts (Arthur & Buster) 2nd – Dental Students - Amari Williams, Janaja Leonard, &

Cate Whitehead (Disney Characters)

3rd – Alexa Reid – Transition to Work (Peanut M & M) Best Group Dental Assisting Students (Disney & Pixar Characters) Staff 1st – Mrs. Kristin Brauer (Mary Poppins) 2nd – Mr. Mike Hall (Prince) 3rd – Mrs. Linda Buck & Mrs. Joy Fejes (Gnomeland Security)

RITE’S Passport to IT Careers Event On Thursday, October 18, CVCC’s Programming and Software Development students, instructed by Ms. Jami Little, and Computer Networking Academy students, instructed by Mr. Tim Moore, attended the annual RITE’S (Regional Information Technology Engagement) Passport to IT Careers Event. This event is Northeast Ohio’s Premier Youth IT Career Awareness and Exploration Event. The RITE’s Passport to IT Careers is a free, one-day intensive career awareness and exploration event for area high school students. Professionals from a wide array of companies, colleges and universities interact with students and share their passion for IT. Local companies highlight their IT jobs and career pathways in computer science, information systems and other technology pathways. In addition, area higher education institutions

explain the advantages of going local for college. Teachers learn alongside students and play an integral role as student group-leaders. What a wonderful event to take part in!

CVCC Health Careers Students Take Part in Make A Wish Event On Saturday, October 6, a team of CVCC’s Health Career students from instructor Ms. Diane Ellis’ class attended the 2018 Make A Wish, Walk for Wishes Event at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. What a wonderful event to take part in! CVCC Adult Education Cosmetology Special CVCC’s Adult Education Evening Cosmetology Program is running an Autumn Salon Special - $5.00 off any salon service. Salon services include: manicures, up-to styling, shampoo and set, straightening and curling, blow outs and drying, braiding and styling. The salon hours are Tuesday through Thursday 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Call (440) 746-8145 to schedule your appointment today. Upcoming Events

Friday, December 7 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Blood Mobile

Friday, December 7 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. IT’s for Girls

Tuesday, December 11 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Adult Education EKG

Technician Information Night

Wednesday, December 12 – Friday, December 14 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Holiday Luncheon

Buffet at the Valley Inn Restaurant

Tuesday, December 18 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. SCRUBS

Thursday, December 20 6:30 p.m. Adult Education EMT Graduation

Monday, December 24 - Friday, January 4 Winter Break

Monday, January 7 Classes Resume