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MVCTC
Electives, Business, Information Technology and Agriculture
Department Students of the Month for November 2017, Emily Swindell
(Medical Office Management from Miami East), McKenzie McCray
(Veterinary Science from Eaton), and Garrett George (Diesel Power
Technologies from Tri-Village) were recognized for being outstanding
representatives of their respective career tech programs.
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MVCTC
Students of the Month November 2017
Englewood, Ohio -- The Electives, Business, Information Technology, and
Agriculture Department at Miami Valley Career Technology Center
(MVCTC), in order to honor outstanding accomplishments and leadership
in Career Tech Education, is proud to announce the November honorees
for the Department’s Career Tech Students of the Month. Garrett George
(Tri-Village High School), Emily Swindell (Miami East High School), and
McKenzie McCray (Eaton High School) were recognized for being
outstanding representatives of their respective career tech programs.
Garrett George (Tri-Village High School) from the Diesel Power
Technologies program is an apprenticeship student at Mikesell
Excavating in New Paris, Ohio. In addition to working hard at his
apprenticeship position, Garrett has a great attitude in lab and with
his academic school work. Program instructor Mr. Larry Siebel
stated, “Not only does he work diligently, he does so with tremendous
skill!”
McKenzie McCray (Eaton High School) serves as the current MVCTC FFA
Treasurer. She is an outstanding model of organization as she
completes duties and assignments with precision. McKenzie has
maintained excellent scholarship in achieving a 4.0 grade point
average. Veterinary Science instructor, Dr. Christa Nealeigh
stated, “McKenzie has been at the heart of some innovative ideas of how
to showcase the MVCTC FFA Chapter along with motivating more members to
become active participants.”
Emily Swindell (Miami East High School) was recognized by her Medical
Office Management instructor, Mr. Rusty Sink, for her hard work and
“can do” attitude. Mr. Sink stated, “Her hard work and can do
attitude make her a pleasure to have in class. She is an active
participant in class discussions, shares ideas, and is always on task.”
Congratulations to Garrett, McKenzie, and Emily for their outstanding
representation of MVCTC and their respective programs. Special
thanks to TJ Chumps of Englewood, Ohio for donating gift
certificates. Both students received plaques to honor their
accomplishments.
What started almost 50 years ago as the Montgomery County JVS has
transformed into the Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC).
While the name has changed, the mission remains the same. We are
dedicated to providing training for in-demand jobs and
college-readiness skills for high school and adult students across
Darke, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, and Warren Counties.
For more information about MVCTC, visit www.mvctc.com.
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