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Our students do a lot of work in their shops that are for part of the community or a local business/company. Below is a list and description of the various activities that our students have completed. Some of the results are amazing.
| Head Start "Give a Pig a Pancake" event |
| Students in Culinary Arts went to the Head Start "If You Give A Pig in a Pancake" event held at All Saints Social Hall. They made and served a variety of pancakes including peach and apple sauce cinnamon. Mrs. Dean, the Computer Technology Instructor, and her son, Cary participated. |
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| Oglebay Lights |
| Students in Electricity, Welding and Heating and Air Conditioning made 50 tulips and 50 Daisies for Olgebay Resort - Winter Festival of Lights. The lights can be viewed November 8, 2007 - January 6, 2008. |
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| LIHEAP Kick Off |
| The Pennsylvania Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program helps low income people pay their heating bills through energy assistance grants. CareerLink approached the Hospitality and Hotel Management class to coordinate and serve for this event. The students in the Hospitality and Hotel Management program had to help prepare, set-up and serve the attendees for the banquet. Attendees included many public officials such as commissioners, CEO's of companies, and influential business partners throughout the community. |
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| Halloween Dining Experience |
| Students in the Hospitality and Hotel Management class love to plan events! For Halloween the Hospitality team coordinated a "Halloween Dining Experience." The students had to plan and design a themed menu, decorate a room, prepare and serve food for the winners. The experience involved a foggy and dark setting, illuminated by carved pumpkins and eerie noises lurking from the corners. It was a chilling experience! See the pictures for the creativity that was unleashed! |
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| Woodland Zoo Electricity Project |
| Electricity students created lighted animal displays after a fire had destroyed some of their previous displays. The project was fully funded by a friend of the Woodland Zoo who wishes to remain anonymous. While Electricity was the lead in the project while Drafting and Welding also assisted. Mr. Rossi met with the blueprint designers as well as the artist to discuss the progress of the displays. The displays were built out of 3/8" steel rods, over 5,000-100 watt bulbs, and no less than 20,000 steel ties. As well as learning teamwork the students are learning basic production skills, metal fabrication, and practical application of Ohm's Law. Click the link to view pictures. |
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