Reminders for End of the Year:

May 18th: LAST DAY FOR SENIOR WORK
(Zeros will go in after this point for missed work)

Our peanut butter drive was another huge success collecting a total of 628 jars to be donated to Christian Community Ministries. The 1st place winner was Cosmetology, 2nd place was Agriculture and 3rd place was Automotive Technology.  Thank you to all the students and staff who participated.

If you would like to schedule a parent conference for your child, please send an email to your child's instructor to set up a time.

Kershaw County Fire Service recently retired its Shepard FD 1701 fire truck and donated the truck to the Protective Services Program at Woolard Technology Center (WTC). The truck will be used for the program’s Firefighting 1 class for students interested in a career in firefighting.

WORKING WITH THE FIREFLIES

Zachary Branham, a senior at Lugoff Elgin High School and a Level 3 Graphic Communications student had a really cool internship this summer working with the video production for the Fireflies.

"I started off on the camera in the outfield, which sets up the main shot for every pitch, but now my main role is behind home plate. I’m in charge of following the ball right after it is hit so that fans watching at home are able to see where it lands and what plays are made. Between pitches, I get close up shots of the pitcher, or different players in the field to change up the shot variety for the broadcast. Between innings, I also am in charge of promotions, which are displayed on the video board inside the stadium." says Zachary.

OUR STUDENTS ARE DOING BIG THINGS...WAY TO GO ZACHARY!

Presley Springfield, a NCHS senior, is a current 2nd level Graphic Communications student at the new Woolard Technology Center. Presley placed 1st in the Skills USA State Screen Printing Competition this spring. This win qualified her to compete in the National Skills USA completion held this summer in Louisville, Kentucky.

 In Kentucky, Presley placed in the top 10 for her category. She competed against students nationwide and delivered a sixth place finish.

 “I am so proud of Presley. As a first level student, she was the underdog in the competition, but still victorious. I look forward to seeing her continue her career in the graphics industry”, says Walker Canada, Graphic Communications instructor at WTC

Presley Springfield is seen here with one of her winning screen print designs.

Donation from 3M Corporation

We would like to extend a huge thank you to the 3M Corporation for the large sandpaper donation through the I-CAR foundation to our Automotive Collision program. Our business partners are the best!

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