Four County Career Center sponsored a week long “Summer Camp” for 7th, 8th and 9th graders.  Students had the opportunity to explore photography, turn trash into treasure, explore adventures in their inner creativity, and skills in the kitchen from experienced instructors.  Students worked on activities throughout the week and experienced hands-on learning in the "Snap, Click, Print," “Trash 2 Treasure," "Styles and Smiles," and "In the Kitchen with Miss Kelli!."

Four County Career Center held their annual Retirement Reception and Employee Service Awards honoring staff members for years of service to the school district.

Words of appreciation were given by Superintendent Tim Meister and plaques were presented to staff members with a
total of 150 years of experience who retired from the Career Center during the past school year.  Shown above are retirees
(LEFT TO RIGHT) Kim Arnos, Industrial Services Instructor (36 years); Steve Hootman, Auto Collision Repair Instructor (37 years); and Maria Barnes, Job Training Coordinator (32 years).  Absent from the photo are Terry Eis, Building and Grounds Supervisor (14 years); and Nancy Gray, Adult Education Secretary (31 years).

Four County Career Center’s Construction Trade programs are pleased to announce the construction of the 84th new home for a local homeowner.  During this past year, 100 high school students assisted with the construction of the home as part of their career training.  Due to Covid-19, the Career Center was not able to host an Open House, but a short video of the construction process can be viewed at the Four County Career Center website.

Four hundred seniors were awarded certificates along with other student achievements and Career Passports marking the end of their career and technical training during Four County Career Center’s 52nd annual Recognition Day Ceremony which was held Virtually.