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June 4, 2025

The inaugural issue of the LCCTC TechTalk literary magazine is online!

TechTalk is a space for all CTC students – high school and higher education alike – to explore and express their creative sides. The magazine’s Editorial Committee explains, “Everyone has a talent in areas outside a major. It can be photography, layout and design, writing, or other areas. TechTalk hopes to provide a platform for those other talents for as many students as we can.”

Additionally, the literary magazine affords students the opportunity to oversee layout, design, printing, writing, and photography in a real-world setting.

Though this first issue only contains submissions from the Brownstown and Willow Street campuses, the editors emphasize that the literary magazine welcomes submissions from across all CTC campuses. CTC students: if you would like to contribute, please contact Te******@**********TC.edu.

Click the image of the cover below to view the PDF version. If you would like to save a copy of the file, right-click on the cover image and select “Save Link As.”

Inside This Issue:
My Dad, His Jimmy, and Me
My Journey in the Veterinary Field
Dog Story (Part One)
Sad Memories Linger
Miracle on Ice
Spotlight: Photography
A Little Dog Had a Big Influence
Dr. Julie Frey: A Passionate Leader Inspiring the Next Generation at Mount Joy
The Reflection
Dealing with a Narcissist
Spotlight: Digital Design and Print Media

A plumbing student in orange and a hard hat

June 4, 2025

Willow Street, PA – The Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) has announced its Certificate and Awards recipients for the 2024-2025 school year. Please view the link below to read the complete list.

LCCTC 2024-2025 Certificate and Awards Recipients

Note: Some students have been removed from the above list for privacy.

Thank you to our industry partners and the Lancaster County Career and Technology Foundation for your donations to students both entering the workforce and attending post-secondary education.

To our graduating class of 2025: we wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Keep in touch via our alumni form!

Alumni Form

The May 2025 issue of the LCCTC TechConnect is online! Click the image of the cover to view the PDF version. If you would like to save a copy of the file, right-click on the cover image and select “Save Link As.”

Inside This Issue:
LCCTC Culinary Student Awarded $25,000 Live Más Scholarship Renewal
LCCTF Fly on the Run 2025 Fundraiser Recap
LCCTC Adult Education Students Walk and Receive Diplomas
More May Celebrations
CTC Recognizes Principals, Administrative Professionals, Instructors, and Additional Staff for Commitment to Our Students
Around the CTC
LCCTC Students of the Month – April 2025

The April 2025 issue of the LCCTC TechConnect is online! Click the image of the cover to view the PDF version. If you would like to save a copy of the file, right-click on the cover image and select “Save Link As.”

Inside This Issue:
CTC Happenings This Week
LCCTC Celebrates National Assistant Principals Week
UPDATE: LCCTC Announces 2025 Certificate and Awards Ceremony Information
LCCTC SkillsUSA Teams Bring Home 14 Medals From State Competitions
LCCTC in Harrisburg: Advocacy, Learning, and Interactive Displays
Brownstown Honors Newest NTHS Inductees
Around the CTC
LCCTC Students of the Month – March 2025

The March 2025 issue of the LCCTC TechConnect is online! Click the image of the cover to view the PDF version. If you would like to save a copy of the file, right-click on the cover image and select “Save Link As.”

Inside This Issue:
Willow Street Student Selected For PACTESP Life/Work Challenge Award
LCCTC Announces 2025 Certificate and Awards Ceremony Information
Willow Street’s Vet Assistant Students Dive Into Their Work
LCCTC Installs Backdrops with New Logo
Around the CTC
LCCTC Students of the Month – February 2025

April 16, 2025

Willow Street, PA – The Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) has announced its Honor Roll for the 3^rd marking period of the 2024-2025 school year. Students named to the Honor Roll must maintain a grade of 90 or above. Please see the link below.

LCCTC 2024-2025 3^rd Marking Period Honor Roll Students

Note: Some students have been removed from the above list for privacy.

Congratulations to all of our Honor Roll students!

The February 2025 issue of the LCCTC TechConnect is online! Click the image of the cover to view the PDF version. If you would like to save a copy of the file, right-click on the cover image and select “Save Link As.”

Inside This Issue:
Fly on the Run 2025 Preview
Willow Street Student Advances to Final Round in Statewide Suicide Prevention Contest
National School Counseling Week
FFA Week
Around the CTC
LCCTC Students of the Month – December 2024
LCCTC Students of the Month – January 2025

The January 2025 issue of the LCCTC TechConnect is online! Click the image of the cover to view the PDF version. If you would like to save a copy of the file, right-click on the cover image and select “Save Link As.”

Inside This Issue:
Recognition of the Lancaster County Firemen’s Association for Continued Partnership
Happy Holidays from the CTC
SkillsUSA Domination at Districts Competitions
Mount Joy Adult Welding Graduation
Around the CTC
LCCTC Students of the Month – November 2024

January 27, 2025

Willow Street, PA – The Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) has announced its Honor Roll for the 2^nd marking period of the 2024-2025 school year. Students named to the Honor Roll must maintain a grade of 90 or above. Please see the link below.

LCCTC 2024-2025 2^nd Marking Period Honor Roll Students

Note: Some students have been removed from the above list for privacy.

Congratulations to all of our Honor Roll students!

January 10, 2025

Mount Joy, PA – Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) is proud to recognize its continued partnership with the Lancaster County Firemen’s Association (LCFA), a nonprofit organization dedicated to public safety education and training since 1921. LCFA recently announced it will cover the Academy’s $5,166.86 invoice from the Lancaster County Public Safety Training Center for consumable costs in the year 2024.

LCCTC’s Protective Services Academy (PSA) offers high school students hands-on training in firefighting, first responder operations, and emergency medical technician (EMT) procedures. LCFA funds certain essential training materials for the Academy, housed at the Lancaster County Public Safety Training Center. These materials, ranging from natural gas for fire simulations to wrecked vehicles for rescue drills, allow the Academy to provide students practical training without additional costs.

John Sweigart, LCFA treasurer and a former PSA instructor, explained the nonprofit’s mission is to “provide education and training for firefighters and EMS, and fire safety education for the public.” He considered LCFA’s support of the PSA an investment in the wider Lancaster County community.

In addition to covering training expenses, LCFA reimburses EMT testing fees for Academy students who pass the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) exam. The community organization also awards a $4,000 scholarship annually to a Protective Services Academy graduate pursuing higher education or technical training in emergency services.

Sweigart noted that “the sooner you can get people involved,” the better prepared and more well-equipped future first responders will be.

To encourage student interest in first responder employment, LCFA grants Academy students and instructors free admission to its annual spring Fire Expo at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex. The Expo offers students a look at cutting-edge emergency services equipment and training opportunities with over 260 exhibitors and nearly 10,000 attendees. The event also provides students with opportunities for professional networking.

Many graduates of LCCTC’s Protective Services Academy join local fire departments, EMS agencies, or 911 dispatch centers. Sweigart emphasized LCFA’s support plays a critical role in fostering the pipeline of skilled professionals who serve Lancaster County’s emergency needs.

For more information about LCFA and its initiatives, visit https://www.lcfa.com/.

About the LCCTC: The Lancaster County Career & Technology Center (LCCTC) is a full-service career and technical school dedicated to preparing high school students and adults for careers in the new economy. Lancaster County CTC is best among its class and strives to meet the highest standards of quality instruction. For more information regarding our mission, programs, or initiatives, please visit lancasterctc.edu.

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