Health Careers I students stepped into their patients’ shoes! 🩺 Students simulated different disabilities while completing everyday healthcare tasks to better understand the challenges their patients may face.
Diesel II students are working on remounting an engine, gaining valuable experience with the skills and procedures used in the diesel industry.
We are so proud of Ronan Kearney and Madison Bunnell for representing SCC at the Versailles Pumpkin Show last night! 👑🎃 They represented our school with pride, confidence, and class. We couldn’t be prouder!
Good luck to our King & Queen candidates (Ronan Kearney & Madison Bunnell) tonight as they represent SCC at the Versailles Pumpkin Show! We’re cheering you on and wishing you all the best!
Heavy Equipment Students are working at our student project house, digging the foundation and moving material to stockpiles while gaining valuable hands-on experience with heavy equipment operations.
Health Careers II Students learned the proper techniques for providing denture care, building important skills they’ll use when caring for patients in healthcare settings.
Students are getting valuable experience learning how to change brakes and rotors while building the skills they’ll need for success in the automotive industry.
Welding I students are getting hands-on practice as they learn the fundamentals of welding a flat bead!
Digital media students are learning the importance of lighting and staging for photography by creating a still life using classroom items
Veterinary Science 2 students had their first day in clinics today. Pictured is Hailey Offill from South Dearborn meeting Carlos the ever loved clinic cat at Laughery Valley Veterinary Hospital. We would like to thank our partnering clinics for hosting and wish the students the best of luck this year!
Veterinary Science I students were hands on with a gummy bear dissection lab! The students were able to utilize this fun way to enhance their knowledge of directional terms and planes!
Please join us in welcoming our 2026–2027 SCC Ambassadors! We’re excited to see these students represent SCC and make a positive impact throughout the year.
Please join us in welcoming our 2026–2027 SCC Ambassadors! We’re excited to see these students represent SCC and make a positive impact throughout the year.
Cosmetology 1 students enjoyed a presentation from Redken educator Allison Alexander on Color Theory and hair structure.
Thank you, Allison for sharing your knowledge and expertise with our future cosmetologist!
#Careernothobby
Thank you, Allison for sharing your knowledge and expertise with our future cosmetologist!
#Careernothobby
Information Technology & Networking are in full swing with project day! Today students are working on making Virtual Machines, working on their virtual labs, and even setting up their own intranet with a domain controller!
Our Electrical II students are getting hands-on practice wiring outlets and building the skills needed for the electrical trade!
Dental Career 2 students are busy in the lab learning about Endodontics.
They are also learning about anesthetics and proper assembly of a syringe.
They are also learning about anesthetics and proper assembly of a syringe.
Our first year Cosmetology students are learning the art of Scalp Treatments! They’re gaining hands-on experience while building their skills one service at a time! So proud of their hard work!
Get Trained in the Evening!
Adult Evening Welding Class starts Sept 28th. Receive your OSHA-10 and SMAW qualification upon passing the test and class.
Funding opportunities are available! Please contact 812-689-5253 ext.253 or email adulted@sccusa.org for more information.
Adult Evening Welding Class starts Sept 28th. Receive your OSHA-10 and SMAW qualification upon passing the test and class.
Funding opportunities are available! Please contact 812-689-5253 ext.253 or email adulted@sccusa.org for more information.
Our Fire & Rescue students are becoming more efficient at donning their personal protective equipment (PPE)! After learning how their gear is constructed and performs, students are working hard to meet the standard of properly donning their PPE in 60 seconds or less.
