Built Storage Buildings

Built Blue Bird Houses

Built a glass showcase for the Sharon Fire Department

Built Sheep Feeders

Built Rabbit Cages

Numerous Other Projects

Students Have Earned OSHA 10 Hour Certification

Two students scored in the top 90% for the Financial Challenge.

Started Economics and Personal Finance course. These students, who are mostly ninth graders with no steady income, have already opened savings accounts.

Accounting spent time on computerized accounting by doing a simulation in which they performed the transactions of business for a month.

Students in business law participated in a domestic violence workshop by safe homes

Business Law students rang the salvation army bell

First & Second Place in the State Stock Market Game

Marketing for Covington Lumberjacks

Assisting Alleghany Highlands Arts Council in ongoing Marketing Activities

Six Students scored in the top 20% nationally in the financial literacy challenge. Over 84,000 students took the test with a national test score average of 69%.

Had a team win the Regional Economics Challenge.

Juniors and Seniors have all been certified in First Aid and CPR from the American Red Cross.

Had another successful year at the Brian Center. Several students were asked to fill out applications to work as CNA’s

The classes have had numerous guest speakers (respiratory therapists, physical therapists, Nurse anesthetists, emergency room nurses and various others)

Students helped the Christmas Mother, Purchased toys for children over the holidays, Volunteered for “Walk Mile in Their Shoes” for safe homes, Collected non-perishable food

Kaiser Permanente Healthcare Examination - 1st place: Katherine Wolfe, 4th Place: Mindy Gillespie, 5th place: Emily Depriest

Medical Knowledge (Pathophysiology) – 4th Place: Mindy Gillespie

Home Health Aide – 2nd place: Katie Myers, 4th Place: Kirsten Burton

Medical Spelling – 3rd Place: Kalynn Javins

Nursing Assistant – 2nd Place: Emily Depriest

Personal Care – 2nd Place: Kendall Wood

Interview Skills – 2nd Place: Kendall Wood

Poster – 2nd Place: Brittany Reed & Emily Depriest

Biomedical Debate – 2nd Place: Amber Guth, Rebecca Vaughan, Krista Smith & Briana Wolfe

Mr. Mathias helped the CST students finish their third year to complete the program

Students took A+ certification tests

Skills USA District Place Winners, Computer Maintenance Technology –2nd place: Joseph Stull, Technical Computer Applications – 1st place: Brian Milledge, Quiz Bowl, 2nd Place: Joseph Stull, Bryan Milledge & Ethan Harshbarger

Skills USA District Place Winner – Residential Wiring, 3rd

Place: Andy Rogers Alex Snyder & Morgan Herr were Skills USA District

Officers. Alex Was the 2010-2011 President. Skills USA District Place Winners – Commercial Baking, 1st

Place: Alan Leach, 2nd Place: Rebecca Martin, Culinary Arts, 3rd Place: Samantha Lockhart. Quiz Bowl, 2nd Place: Alex Snyder, Alan Leach

Skills USA District Place Winners – Automotive Servicing, 2nd Place: Erick Williams, 3rd Place: Aaron Been

State Skills USA – 2nd Place Brian Milledge for Technical Computer Applications

Alan Leach was 7th in the state for Commercial Baking Aaron Been was 9th in the state for Automotive Servicing

Continued to build Dog Houses with donated money and materials for dogs around the area that needed shelter. One dog house was built and auctioned off to help the Humane Society

Students built other projects including tables and Adirondack chairs.

Help clean and maintain inside and outside of JRTC

Worked on final touches for the house project

Mr. Graham, JRTC Teacher of the Year

Seven seniors receive ServSafe Certification

Former Student, Justin Parkinson, a student at the Culinary Institute of America, has been at JRTC to talk and work with students

Students Participated in the Chocolate Festival & a competition at DSLCC

Serve great lunches to staff and students

Serves food for numerous groups including, Joint Board, Skills Advisory.

Automotive students have serviced and/or repaired over 300 vehicles this year

Participated in the Ford AAA Contest

Students are participating in the CDX on-line Training program sponsored by the VDOE

Four Seniors plan to continue their education at Nashville Auto Diesel and Wyo-Tech

All Seniors have been certified in CPR and First Aid

Served 53 Student teachers and 12 Preschoolers

Seniors Participated in the Mountain View Internship Program.

Hosted and presented the preschool parent orientation, graduation and reception

Further developed the foods and nutrition program and took a field trip to Food Lion

100% of seniors earned their OSHA card

3 Hands on qualifications earned by the senior class

30 level one students completed OSHA 10 hour class

Students went on a tour of Mead-Westvaco

All students were given a seminar and received a cutting torch certification from Victor Equipment Company, Charlottesville

Enrollment – 375 First Semester, and 347 Second Semester

85 Dual Enrollment Classes Taken

67 JRTC Certificate Completers

80 State Program Completers

CNA Testing - 10 out of 15 Passed

A*S*K Institute Testing – 4 out of 25 Passed

NOCTI Testing – 14 out of 22 Passed

ServSafe Testing – 7 out of 8 Passed

A+ Testing – 5 out of 8 Passed

ASE Testing - ??

Educational Technology Center

Annual Work Order History Report

July 2001- June 2011

Date Alleghany County

Public Schools

Covington City Public

Schools

Jackson River

Technical Center

Total

7/1/01-6/30/02 955 132 126 1213

7/01/02-6/30/03 694 92 112 898

7/1/03 – 6/30/04 693 216 64 973

7/1/04- 6/30/05 886 255 33 1174

7/1/05 – 6/30/06 755 305 43 1103

7/1/06 – 6/30/07 785 370 48 1203

7/1/2007 – 6/30/2008 680 299 37 1016

7/1/2008- 6/30/2009 591 207 44 842

7/1/2009 – 6/8/2010 609 273 48 930

7/1/2010 – 6/3/2011 590 303 78 966

Overview of AHS in the Alternative Placement Program

2010-2011 School Year

Any student who quits coming to school after turning eighteen, or who is

dropped from the program is referred back to AHS and the Student Graduation Team. * This includes students who may need one more SOL test or one class in

Summer School.

2010-

2011

2009-

2010

2008-

2009

2007-

2008

2006-

2007

2005-

2006

Projected Graduates:

28*

19

20

12

11

22

Passed GED:

3

6

2

2

2

2

Dropped for Attendance,

Ret. to home school.

2

3

0

2

12

11

Dropped for Behavior/

Performance:

3

1

0

1

1

4

Turned 18 and dropped

out.

6

1

8

3

n/a

n/a

Transferred:

5

3

5

2

7

8

Continuing Education:

36

30

23

30

27

26

ISAEP

(3)

(2)

0

0

0

0

Total:

83

63

58

50

60

73