ACTC 12 Days of Christmas- Day 5 was "Channel your Flannel"!
ACTC'S 12 Days of Christmas continues! Yesterday was Holiday Cheer and tailgating in the office with an apple cider and coffee bar and donuts!
Day 3 of ACTC 12 Days of Christmas! Jolly Jeans and Apple Cider in the Office! Thank you to our fun and festive staff for making this happen!
Congratulations to ACTC'S Engineering Instructor, Mrs. Alison Wade for running the St. Jude Marathon! 26.2 miles!! What an accomplishment!
Friday was Day 2 of ACTC'S 12 Days of Christmas! Comfort and Joy!
ACTC wants to highlight and congratulate our 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year, Mr. Rodney Fagan! Mr. Fagan is our Ag Power & Machinery Instructor and a fantastic representation of our center. He is loved by his students and coworkers, provides fun hands on opportunities for his students, and a joy to work with! Congratulations, Mr. Fagan!
ACTC kicking off our 12 Days of Christmas with "MAD ABOUT MAROON" to support our Biggersville Lions! We are proud of their success and wish them the best of luck tonight!
Business, Marketing, and Finance and Engineering II Students took a trip to Nashville for a behind the scenes tour of the Tennessee Titans Facilities. Students were able to explore career opportunities in media, finance, marketing, event planning, lawn and turf management, & more! To add to the excitement, students were also able to tour the Titan's Locker Room, try on equipment, tour the cheerleader/mascot dressing rooms, go into the largest suite, and play on the NFL football field. Learning is FUN at ACTC!!
Throwing it back to the late 1900's when ACTC Staff member Ray Williams represented KHS as the Aggie Bull mascot. Pictured with Mr. Ray is ACTC student and current Aggie Mascot Jake Bumpas!
October fun in Health Sciences! #Breastcancerawarenessmonth
Health Sciences Students are off to a great start with their clinical! Hands on learning happening at ACTC!
Special shoutout to some of our ACTC Students for volunteering at the Caterpillar 5K!
"Ag Power students have been hard at work building the panels that will be part of our new hog traps. Students designed a fabrication jig from an old shop table to make perfectly square panels every time without having to clamp anything down. The cutting crews learned about setting up stops to make repetitive cuts accurately, and the guys all learned about how teamwork makes everything work much smoother.
I’m super proud of the hard work these young men and ladies have put into making this project a success. It won’t be long now until ACTC is trapping ferrel hogs for the public. If you or someone you know has an issue in the area, come by and see us at ACTC and we will discuss fixing the problem. Hurry before the wait gets longer." -Mr. Rodney Fagan
Thanks to The U.S. Army, SFC Thomas and SSG Blasengame for spending the day with our ACTC Students!
ACTC is very proud of our FFA Students for their successful finish at the Northeast Federation Contest.
Parlimentary Procedure team finished 2nd. Team members were: Jaden Hodge, Jacob Spencer, Trinity Martin, Joshua Mullins, Eva Wallace, & Madlyn Davis.
Kaleb Holman competed in Extemporaneous Public Speaking. He placed 3rd.
Kenslei Baswell competed in National Creed. She finished 1st in the county and 3rd in Federation.
All of these individuals will compete at the District Level in March.
Thank you to Bryan Westbrook, with The State Fire Marshal’s Office, for coming to ACTC and speaking to the second year classes of Law & Public Safety and Industrial Maintenance about career opportunities in those fields!
After lessons on Fall Crops, Ag Natural Students decorated ACTC for Fall! Thank you for your hard work, it looks great!
The Ag Power 1st year students have been working hard on the Maintenance unit and what better way to discuss maintenance of an irrigation system than to actually install an automatic irrigation system in our greenhouse? This is an awesome opportunity for some cross curricular integration with our Ag and Natural Resources class!
Soon we will be state of the art in terms of irrigation!
ACTC FFA students attended a training session hosted by the Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce today as the first steps towards getting started trapping wild hogs. This is part of the grant our center received recently to partner with MDAC and local land owners that have problems with ferrel hogs. Students will be building these traps in the shop and soon they will be hitting the woods to help combat the problems in our state.
"It’s always a pleasure to work with amazing young people, and these guys never disappoint! If you or someone you know has a ferrel hog problem, give us a call and we can put you on the list to come out and see what we can do."-Mr. Fagan
ACTC FFA is selling Fruit! Be sure to see an ACTC FFA Member to place your order!
