Our Health Careers students are putting their skills to the test by practicing patient bed making with patients occupying the bed! They're also gaining valuable experience in wheelchair safety, ensuring that our patients receive the highest quality care during transfers! Way to go future medical students!
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Our Health Careers and Human Services students had an enriching field trip to the Sioux Falls Police Department with Officer Kyle Johnson. The visit provided valuable insights into the interconnectedness of public service and healthcare and the vital role the police department plays in our community.
One group of students had the unique opportunity to meet Chief Jon Thum, who shared his passion for law enforcement and discussed ways in which students can positively impact our community. The experience was inspiring and left a lasting impression on our students.
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CTE Carpentry Class update! We are getting some walls up on the Habitat for Humanity house!
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Our Human Services class had a blast diving into the medical world with Ben Gannon, an athletic trainer from the Orthopedic Institute! Learning how to put a patient on a backboard was definitely the highlight of the day – and we might even be able to impress our friends with our newfound medical skills!
Our Health Careers students had a fantastic opportunity to learn from Ben Gannon, a certified athletic trainer. Ben shared his expertise on the essential skills required for his role, and students had the chance to practice splinting injuries and applying ankle tape. This hands-on experience provided invaluable insights into the field of athletic training.
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CTE culinary students have been hard at work shucking and boiling corn this week to prepare for future culinary adventures. By freezing the corn, we're ensuring a steady supply of fresh produce for our delicious recipes!
The CTE Academy is proud to unveil our new, state-of-the-art signage. The prominent display clearly identifies our location, ensuring visitors and students can easily find their way to our campus. Come check us out!
Our Small Animal Science and Human Services students had a paw-some day! Dan Giffith and Chris Gross stopped by with their adorable dogs, Anne and Story, to share their expertise in dog training. Students were thrilled to interact with the dogs and learn about the incredible things they can achieve with proper training. After a lively discussion, we headed outside to the field where Anne and Story demonstrated their impressive pointing and retrieving skills. It was a truly memorable experience for everyone involved! Thank you Dan and Chris for stopping by for a visit and sharing your knowledge!
Our CTE Carpentry students are making significant progress on the Habitat for Humanity house! They've been diligently constructing the floor trusses and subfloor. Keep an eye out for more updates as our students continue to build this home from the ground up!
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The Ag department had our first harvest from the aquaponics system - and it was a sweet success! We picked some juicy sweet peppers and a few lucky students got to try them. They were shocked at how tasty they were, even though they looked a little different from the usual ones!
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"Report, Don't Repost." Parents, students, and the community are asked to take 3 minutes to hear an important message from Superintendent Jane Stavem and Police Chief Jon Thum. School safety is everyone's responsibility!
In the CTE Computer Hardware course, students explored various forms of digital storage. They gained firsthand experience by observing the assembly of mechanical drives and even enjoyed the thrill of watching these devices function after being disassembled!
Throughout September, our CTE staff will proudly wear their 988 shirts every Friday to raise awareness about the crisis hotline. Suicide is entirely preventable, and we strongly encourage families to maintain open communication with their children to monitor their well-being. Our teachers and staff are always available to provide support and guidance to students who need someone to talk to. The first step in preventing suicide is to raise awareness among everyone.
We have successfully completed our first full week of school. To ensure your child’s academic and social growth, regular attendance is paramount. Please visit our website for resources and guidance on how to support your child’s attendance and learning.
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Here is a sneak peek into our Introduction to A/V Productions class, students are currently engaged in creating short films and honing their editing skills. This hands-on experience provides them with valuable insights into the art of filmmaking and the technical aspects of video production.
The Health Careers program concluded the week with a focus on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Therapies. Students participated in mindful meditation, coloring, and yoga sessions which provided them with valuable insights into holistic wellness practices. The experience highlighted the potential benefits of incorporating these therapies into a comprehensive healthcare approach.
The culinary program hosted a ramen challenge, where students were tasked with transforming two packets of ramen noodles into innovative dishes. To encourage creativity, participants were required to discard the seasoning packets and source their own flavor profiles. The results showcased a diverse array of classic and impressive results!
Block 1 winner showcased a unique fusion of ramen breaded chicken nuggets, and onion rings.
Block 2 winner created a flavorful ramen Alfredo
Block 3 winner surprised judges with a creative apple cobbler ramen.
The CTE students’ ingenuity and culinary skills were on full display!
CTE Agricultural students were spotted volunteering at the Pipestone Discovery Barn during the fair. It appears they had a fantastic time while giving back to the community. Great job stepping up!
Health Careers and Human Services students enjoyed a special visit from Leader, a therapy dog. The students were delighted to pet the friendly canine and received a much-needed boost to their day.
To kick off the semester, biomedical science students are applying their lab techniques to the study of blood!
