Mr. Becker’s Carpentry & Building Maintenance students have been hard at work and their skills are making a real difference in our community! Their program has been very busy these past few weeks! They built cubbies, shelves, and a diaper station Chrissy's Little Explorers daycare in Harrisville. Great craftsmanship, teamwork, and dedication!
We’re excited to share that Justin Chen, MOVTI Multimedia Publishing student from Ritchie County High School, has been chosen to represent MOVTI as a student leader in The EdVenture Group’s Student Innovators Initiative! 🌟
This statewide program gives students the chance to step up as advisors and ambassadors, helping them build real leadership and engagement skills. Participants play a big role in shaping career pathway development and in bringing together schools, employers, and communities across West Virginia.
With this opportunity, Justin will strengthen his leadership abilities, build key communication skills, gain practical career insight, and expand his WV network.
Congratulations, Justin!
#StudentInnovators #EdVentureGroup #MOVTI #ThisIsCTE
🎉 Weekly OSHA-10 Completer Shout-Out! 🎉
Way to go to this week’s achievers! 💪👏
✅ Andrew Starkey – TCHS
✅ Emily Bush – RCHS
✅ Alex Rollins – RCHS
Our MOVTI Automotive & Diesel students visited the Hino Truck Plant and the new Matheny Motors Freightliner and Western Star dealership in Mineral Wells today. Both teams took time to show us their facilities and share real-world insight with our students.
Students are photographed with Joby Milstead,(Thinkbig Co-Op) and Robert Rozell (Shop Technician 1 Earthmoving)
Thank you to the students who volunteered to allow the Diagnostics students to practice on them. 💉
Students scored a 100% on Medical Terminology Test for Lessons 1-7 (175 words). Way to go! 🎉
Way to go to this week’s achievers who earned their OSHA-10 certifications! 💪👏
✅ Jackson Dalton – RCHS
✅ Jozie Madden – MHS
✅ Deion Mosley – SMHS
✅ Madalynn Surrena – RCHS
Using their “patients” (pumpkins 🎃), students creatively showed indicators of abuse and neglect, then wrote mock reports just like they would in the real world.
Hands-on learning that builds skills, empathy, and awareness! 👩⚕️👨⚕️
Way to go to this week’s achievers who earned their OSHA-10 certifications! 💪👏
✅ Johannah Lattea – TCHS
✅ Tucker Weekley – SMHS
✅ Austin Cool – RCHS
✅ Coltin Williams – RCHS
🎉Q1 Students of the Quarter Announced! . 👏Congratulations to the following students for setting a great example:
A.M.
Jake Waugaman (RCHS)- Welding
Abby Metz (SMHS)- Graphic Design
Aaron Miller (TCHS)- Automotive
Grayson Hunt (SMHS)- Industrial Maintenance & Building Maintenance
P.M.
Ethan Brookover (TCHS)- Welding
Chloe Bramos (RCHS)- Diagnostic Services
Layla Snively (SMHS)- Future Educators
Clover Moody (SMHS)- Advanced Medical
Our students have been busy learning, building, and creating!💪🎉
#HandsOnLearning #StudentSuccess #LearningInAction
November 3–7
Bring in your computers, laptops, iPhones, and tablets for:
✅ Virus removals
✅ Speed improvements
✅ Upgrade suggestions
💰 All work is free of charge (parts not included), however, donations are welcome and appreciated!
🕒 Walk-in hours: 8:30–11:00 AM & 12:00–2:30 PM
📍 No appointment needed!
Come support our students and get your devices running their best!
Jozie Madden(MHS) and Aiden Smith (TCHS) show off their model engine they built in Automotive Technology. Students assemble small engines as a hands-on educational activity to learn about mechanical engineering and engine function. This process involves putting together an engine from a 692 piece kit, starting with the crankshaft, then the body and head, and continuing with components like the camshaft, and valves. It is a valuable way to teach principles of mechanics, problem-solving, and fine motor skills, often part of vocational or technical training programs.
