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Welcome back KEC students, families and friends! We hope you enjoy our first CTE newsletter of the 2022-2023 school year with updates and announcements from our Career & Tech Ed programs.
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Congratulations to all of our
Student of the Month Winners!
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Auto Technology September
Student of the Month
Emma Kraft
DeKalb High School
"Emma always has a positive attitude and is ready to learn."
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CIS September Student of the Month
Tyler Bollech
Genoa-Kingston High School
"Tyler is always engaged with his classmates, offering assistance with questions concerning our simulated lab environment."
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CNA September
Student of the Month
Madison Aylswarth
Rochelle Township High School
"Madison is engaged in class and has a positive attitude. She works well with all of the students in our class and shows a caring attitude towards others."
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Construction Trades September
Student of the Month
Haley Von Schnase
Sycamore High School
"Haley has a positive attitude and actively participates in classroom discussions."
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Criminal Justice September
Student of the Month
Miranda Westbrook
Genoa-Kingston High School
"Miranda has perfect attendance, very good classroom participation, and is always willing to give input when asked. She won the CPR Heimlich maneuver challenge and was awarded a prize."
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Culinary Arts September
Student of the Month
William Losselyoung
Sycamore High School
"William has great attendance, very good classroom participation, and completes all of his assignments with a great effort."
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Early Childhood Education September Student of the Month
Tanden Keaton
Sycamore High School
"Tandon is very attentive in class, asks good questions, and puts a great effort into assignments and class activities."
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EMT-B September
Student of the Month
Heather Walker
Genoa-Kingston High School
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Medical Terminology September
Student of the Month
Aya Elamin
DeKalb High School
"Aya is engaged in class, has good attendance and effort, and is looking to apply to medical school in the future."
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Sports Medicine September
Student of the Month
Ashley Diedrich
DeKalb High School
"Ashley is engaged in class, attentive to the profession, and looking to apply to physical therapy school in the future."
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Welding September
Student of the Month
Rilley Click
DeKalb High School
"Riley has been going above and beyond in the classroom with setup and helping the first year students."
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Mass Communication September
Student of the Month
Kaylee Akers
Hiawatha High School
"Kaylee is always excellent in class, putting in hard work and trying new things without hesitation. She is very creative and has been working hard to grow her photography skills. I am very excited to see her future career."
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Pictured are Early Childhood Education students learning about Process-Oriented Art Activities. Students explored marble painting where they dipped marbles in paint and rolled them around in small boxes with paper on the bottom. Students developed eye-hand coordination, practiced problem-solving skills, and learned what happens when primary colors mix to make secondary colors.
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This week in Criminal Justice all three sessions participated in a fingerprinting lab. They learned about fingerprints, where the data is stored and how fingerprints are collected. Students worked in partners and interviewed the "arrestee" to complete the form (group classroom photo) and then collect a set of fingerprints.
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CNA students made posters to put up around KEC for World Suicide Awareness Day, which is every September 10th. “Creating hope through action” is the theme for the World Suicide Prevention Day. This theme is a reminder that there is an alternative to suicide and aims to inspire confidence and light in all of us.
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Earlier in September, KEC’s Mass Communication program students learned the basics of photoshop and comparing free online resources versus adobe products. Students are using other student logo designs as practice digitizing ideas and learning about photoshop tools.
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