Develop your Spanish speaking and listening skills during this 14-session course. Register today! #SCCCWORKS
WARNING: Testing and intense thinking ahead. LOL-CTSO testing season continues at SCCC. Wishing all of our students the best! #SCCCWorks
#2 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....our instructors! Our program has been educating PN's since 1968, and our instructors have over 30 years of teaching and field experience. Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
#1 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....$$$ This year we have over $18,000 per student in scholarships and grants (still counting) AND we have a dedicated Financial Aid Officer to assist you! Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
Look for the Spring Community Education brochure in the Saline County Shopper next week. Lots of good classes! #SCCC works.
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Building Trades students and teacher, Mr. Chris Pitts have been busy putting finishing touches on the PN Building. Lots of hands-on learning happening here. Does this interest you? Enrollment for 2023-2024 school year is starting NOW. Come see us at SCCC.
Look who was a Culinary guest speaker! Ms. Diane Reyes was here demonstrating how to make El Salvadorian chicken sandwiches (Panes con Pollo). YUMMY! #SCCCWorks
Celebrating HOSA Week at SCCC and supporting our students in our Health Sciences program. Ms. Leigh Ann Riley is their veteran teacher, and we are all sooo thankful we have her on staff. #scccworks
SCCC PN students are at clinical sites the entire 2nd semester. Hands-on learning is the best! Applications for the next session are available NOW. Call 886-6958.
PN applications are available NOW at SCCC. Scan the QR code.
Your future is HERE. #SCCCWorks
Rolling out the "danish dough" in Culinary Arts....oh my!
Health Science students are learning CPR techniques this week. #SCCCWorks
Click here for the Revised CSIP/Governance Plan
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Spraying ceilings and painting walls, Building Trades students are working hard to put interior touches on the new PN Building. #SCCCWorks
#3 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....our learning culture! Students in our program are part of the SCCC family. We want you to succeed! Support is offered on MANY levels. Join us! Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
#2 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....our instructors! Our program has been educating PN's since 1968, and our instructors have over 30 years of teaching and field experience. Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
#1 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....$$$ This year we have over $18,000 per student in scholarships and grants (still counting) AND we have a dedicated Financial Aid Officer to assist you! Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
Considering a career change? The SCCC Practical Nursing program is a great option. Online applications are ready now. #SCCCWorks
The Marshall Public School district will be holding the next two of a series of Long-Range Facility planning community forums on Monday December 12th at 6:00 pm located at Eastwood Elementary School then Wednesday December 14th at 6:00 pm at the Great Circle building cafeteria on Hwy WW.
The topics for community feedback will be:
1. Hearing on closing and consolidating Southeast Elementary school, 5th grade trailers at Bueker, Hoot House, and Tudor House.
2. The purchase of the Great Circle building.
3. Opportunity to give Incite Design suggestions for the Districts Long-Range facility planning.
Out of an abundance of caution, today (12/5/2022) the Saline County Career Center secured outside entrance areas, garage doors, shop lots, etc., and contacted the school resource officer and the Marshall Police Department in response to a disoriented individual who was observed in front of the facility. The individual was contacted by the Marshall Public Department, and voluntarily left the premises. The Saline County Career Center has resumed operations as normal. The Saline County Career Center would like to thank the Marshall Police Department for their prompt response.