FFA week kicked off Sunday with all of the county chapters getting together for church service and some fun and games afterwards. Thanks to Holy Trinity Church and Father Mike for hosting our big group. Lots of fun playing games and thanks to the Home Place for the great donuts and JT’s BBQ and Isaac Young for doing such a great job on our lunch! The food was great and the fellowship was greater! This year the CTC was able to host the event. Tune in to C103 radio tomorrow from 10-11am to hear our live show. Advisors Mr Brad White and Mr. Luke Rhonemus will be on the air with CTC President Isabella Crum and Vice President Diesel Ferguson! Happy National FFA week and be sure to celebrate with over 1 million FFA members strong; the largest youth organization in the United States!🇺🇸
OVCTC FFA Ag Sales team members of Braxton Burns, Beau Hesler, Cole Hudson, and Trenton Quackenbush competed in their very first ag sales contest last night at Ross High school. Members had to complete a team activity and meet individually to sell a product to a customer. This year, John Deere lawn equipment was selected to be used. Team members gathered information and had to become familiar with financing and selling options and had to know their product. Special thanks to our local Georgetown Ag Pro and salesman Aaron Moran and Jamie Young for helping our team prepare for this event!
We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and service of our School Resource Officers and the entire OVSD Safety Department. Their commitment to protecting our students and staff, fostering positive relationships, and ensuring a safe learning environment is truly invaluable.
The OVSD Safety Department is made up of five sworn law enforcement officers, including a Safety Director and four School Resource Officers, all House Bill 318 compliant with 40-hour SRO certifications. With over 120 years of combined law enforcement experience, their expertise spans patrol, corrections, investigations, juvenile probation, SWAT operations, trauma-informed care, firearms instruction, and more.
Our officers aren’t just professionals—they’re members of our community. Many attended the very schools they now protect and have children and grandchildren in the district. They bring a wealth of experience in conflict resolution, problem-solving, and crisis response, ensuring our schools remain a safe place to learn and grow.
After a full year working as a team, they continue to train in firearms, tactics, and communications alongside other law enforcement agencies. Their ability to quickly and effectively respond to potential threats—both inside and outside our schools—ensures that safety remains a top priority.
We appreciate all that you do!
Thank you to our county commissioners for recognizing National FFA Week each year! National FFA Week is celebrated each year with President’s Day week in honor of George Washington’s Birthday. FFA was founded in 1928 and is still going strong - now more than 1 million members! It is the largest student organization in the United States, encompassing all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. OVCTC has been a chartered active chapter since the start of the Vocational School in 1977. Look to celebrate with us this week! Our schedule will be shared and lots of activities will be taking place in our building and community. Be sure to tune into C103 radio on Tuesday the 18th to learn more about our chapter! Agriculture is Ohio’s number one industry with lots of job opportunities for our youth today. And of course remember: if you enjoyed a good meal today, thank a farmer!
Practice Continues for our AG Power Diagnostics team. Traveled to work with our industry partners, the Service pros at Baxla Tractor in Seaman. Thanks to them for the great demonstrations and discussion on electrical sensors and relays. It was great to have a couple program past graduates stepping up to support or students.
OVCTC FFA members represent us well in the Adams County Junior Fair Board! These members meet once a month and put in countless hours to be sure our county junior fair is a success. This year’s members are Isabella Crum, Caleb DeAtley, Carsen Shiveley, Hannah Hauke, Colt Johnson, Cody Vogler, Aly McCann, Drew Kreml, Diesel Ferguson, and Lita McGraw. Be looking to see these hard working volunteers at the fair this summer!
Proud day for the members of the AG Power Diagnostics team for winning the District contest held at AG Pro in Wilmington. They will Travel to University of Northwest Ohio, UNOH later this month for STATE CONTEST!. The two man team of Sr, Colt Johnson and Jr, Joey Cluxton will represent Ohio Valley FFA. Thanks to the crew at our local Georgetown AG Pro service and Sales for practice opportunities, experience and fun. They are excited to continue to practice and be ready for State contest! Pioneer Pride!
Our Community Service class put together thoughtful gift bags filled with lotion, tea, tissues, and candy to share with the residents at the Alpine House. Students added a personal touch by decorating the bags with their own creative designs.
During the visit, students also spent time doing crafts with the residents, creating smiles and special memories for all!
Hands-On Learning in Action!
A huge thank you to Brad Bear with CAT for bringing a skid steer to OVCTC! Our students had the opportunity to test drive and explore the latest equipment, gaining valuable hands-on experience.
Opportunities like this help prepare our students for successful careers in agriculture and beyond. We appreciate the support in making learning come to life!
Fresh Nails for a Special Night!
Our talented Cosmetology students put their skills to work, giving beautiful manicures to help the ladies shine for Night to Shine! This was a wonderful way to give back and make the evening even more special.
A huge thank you to the District for treating everyone to pizza—what a perfect way to end a fun and meaningful day!
A huge thank you to Bobcat for bringing a skid steer for our students to test drive and explore the latest equipment! Hands-on experiences like this help prepare them for careers in agriculture.
Fresh Cuts for a Special Night! Our Cosmetology students put their skills to work, giving fresh haircuts to help the guys look their best for Night to Shine! A great way to give back and make the night even more special. A big thanks to the District for the pizza to cap off a fun day.
From the Classroom to the Shop! Our Ag Mechanics students are diving into small engines, learning the ins and outs of putting them together. The real test? It runs!
🔨 OVCTC Construction Tech Showcases Skills to Carpenters Union 🔨
The Construction Tech class had the opportunity to showcase their hard work to Zach Durham and Chris Gullett, representatives of the Carpenters Union. Through this partnership, students gain valuable experience, earn a year of apprenticeship hours, obtain industry credentials for graduation, and complete work-based learning hours.
Thank you to the Carpenters Union for investing in our students and helping shape the future of the skilled trades!
Great night for the Ohio Valley FFA at sub district Public Speaking. Congrats to Bella Crum for placing first in the Extemporaneous division with Colt Johnson following just behind in second. These two have earned a chance to move on to District contest next Tuesday Evening. Pioneer Pride !
Career Café menu for February 5th!
Career Café menu for February 4th
Our CTC students don’t just shine in the classroom—they excel in extracurriculars too!
Shoutout to Tiffany Burns and Kayla Hawes, Ag Business students representing Peebles and North Adams in archery!
A big thank you to our Language Arts teacher, Mrs. Angela McGraw, for stepping up to help with today’s event at NAHS!
They break it, we fix it!
With all the snow this year, the snow equipment put in overtime. the Welding program stepped up to repair a broken snow blade for the district. Huge thanks to Ethan for his hard work and skills in getting it back in action! Here’s to a fixed snow blade and (hopefully) no more snow!
February 3rd starts Skills USA week!
