Applied Technology Education Campus

New Directions to ATEC

  • New Directions to ATEC
    (Logan Road closed at Hwy 1/GPS has old directions)

    • From Kershaw (US 521 North) turn left at the intersection of Broad & DeKalb streets
    • From I-20 (US 521 South) turn right at the intersection of Broad & DeKalb streets
    • Then go 5.1 miles North on DeKalb St.
    • Then take a left on Red Fox Road
    • Go .4 miles
    • Take a left on Vocational Lane
    • Main Building B on the right

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  • Invista Donation
    INVISTA donation will help strengthen KCSD students’ soft skills
    Lack of soft skills in potential workers—such as communication, teamwork and professionalism—can often be the difference between successful employees and those who are not.  In order to help students better acquire these skills, INVISTA recently donated $10,000 to the Kershaw County School District (KCSD) to implement Microburst Learning’s EmployABILITY program. 
     
    “Many businesses today are seeing a deficiency in job candidates’ soft skills,” said KCSD Superintendent Shane Robbins. “We greatly appreciate INVISTA’s ongoing support and this donation that will provide training for our teachers and lessons for our students in this critical area.” 
     
    KCSD high school students will receive EmployABILITY’s instruction via both hands-on training and online software programs. Students who complete the program have the opportunity to earn a certification showing mastery of soft skills. 
     
    Pictured left to right: Lugoff-Elgin High School (LEHS) Career Specialist Maria Springs, LEHS Assistant Principal Alicia Gaither, LEHS Senior Hailey Bracey, LEHS English Teacher Robert Blinkhorn, KCSD Superintendent Dr. Shane Robbins, INVISTA Human Resources Generalist Annette Little, Invista Site Manager Steve Kimpton and ATEC Director Gordon Morris.
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  • HOSA Spring 2018 ATEC STUDENTS winning honors medals at the HOSA conference are Laurel Taylor, Casey Blair, Katelin Byrum, Karina Nolasco, Kylan Corbett, Christine Stuhn and Cindy Ramos-Perez.

    Seven Applied Technology Education Campus (ATEC) students brought home honors medals after competing at the state Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Leadership Conference in Charleston, March 7-9.

    Kylan Corbett took first place in job seeking skills competition at the conference, which is attended by high school and college students from throughout the state taking health occupation-related courses.

    Also winning medals at the conference were Karina Nolasco, Christine Stuhn and Cindy Ramos-Perez for second place in public service announcement. Laurel Taylor, Casey Blair and Katelin Byrum took third place in public service announcement.

    All the medal winners will advance to the national HOSA competition in Dallas this summer.

    Top five finishers from ATEC included Lexes Matthews and Jessica Alvey in CPR, Edwin Gonzalez in dental terminology and Iris Kaputa and Morgan Foss in health education awareness.

    In addition, Kaputa was chosen to sing the Star Spangled Banner at the conference’s opening session and banquet after previously submitting to the conference organizers an audition in open competition.

     
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  • ATEC FFA CHAPTER TAKES THIRD PLACE IN STATE WILDLIFE COMPETITION

    FFA

    ATEC team members included Johnathan Marthers, Blake Crane, Jacob Stockman, James Harper and Megan Santoro.
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    We will be sending reminders with scholarship deadlines, etc.

     
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