Page Two Text Box: CCST Newsletter Text Box: Governor and Lt. Governor Visit CCST Text Box: Special Points of Interest: August 26, 2009— First Day of School September 4 & 7, 2009—Labor Day Holiday September 18, 2009—Field Trip to Lincoln Tech HIM, HVAC, Elec. Trades, Cul. Arts, Auto Tech. September 29, 2009—National Technical Honor Society Induction October 6, 2009—Penn College Trip October 7, 2009—College Fair—Elkton High School October 8, 2009– Parent Conference Night November 5, 2009—Open House November 6 & 9, 2009—Professional Days December 16 & 17, 2009—Blood Drive Text Box: Cecil County School of Technology 900 North East Road North East, MD 21901 410-996-6250 Text Box: Volume 4, Issue 1 September 2009

Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley and Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown visited CCST on August 27, 2009.  As part of the Governor’s “Capital for a Day” program, Governor O’Malley and Lt. Governor Brown were in Cecil County for a Cabinet Meeting.  After the meeting, they both came to the school for lunch and  to visit classrooms.  The Culinary Arts students, working with T & M Catering, prepared and served the Governor and Lt. Governor their meals.  The Natural Resources students created the flower arrangements that were used on the tables.  Each class had a student representative who ate lunch with the Governor and Lt.    Governor.  After lunch,  the Governor and  Lt. Governor addressed the students with brief remarks.  After his remarks, Governor O’Malley opened the floor for questions from the      students.  When this session was   finished, the Governor and members of his Cabinet visited many of the classrooms.  The Governor concluded his visit by touring the student-built house that is being sold. 

 

School of Technology Custodians, Dave Caldwell, Dave Maple and Tulia McCanick, were honored this Summer by receiving the Cecil County Public Schools “Safety Award—Most          Improved” Award.  The award was   presented to the custodians by Wayne Holt, Supervisor For Facilities and Jim Fite, Assistant in Facilities For Safety.  Congratulations to our custodians for all the fine work they do to keep our school safe and clean.

 

 

 Custodians Receive

Safety Award for 2009

Governor O’Malley addresses CCST students during his visit on August 27th.

CCST Students    Compete at Nationals

Four CCST students competed in National Competitions during the 2009 Summer.  Jessica Gallatin (NEHS) Firefighting and Vince McMahon (RSHS) Welding competed in the SkillsUSA Competition in Kansas City, Missouri.  Jeffery Hazelwood

(EHS) and Cameron Peters (PHS) competed in the National Future Business Leaders of America Competition in Anaheim, California.  Congratulations to all four students for representing us in a positive manner.