Advanced Medical students started by practicing their shaving techniques on balloons before moving on to student volunteers. It's a great way to build confidence and refine their skills.
The HOSA Fall Leadership Conference took place on November 12, 2024, in Sutton, WV. MOVTI HOSA students had the chance to connect with HOSA members from all over the state and develop leadership and teamwork skills through activities led by their peers.
Jacob Robinson from Boyd Caterpillar Company recently delivered an informative presentation to diesel and automotive students, highlighting the company's apprenticeship and internship programs. During the session, he shared valuable insights into the hands-on training and career development opportunities available, emphasizing how these programs provide real-world experience and a pathway to long-term employment in the industry. Robinson also discussed the qualifications, application process, and benefits of participating in these programs, offering students a closer look at potential career paths with Boyd Cat.
Mr. Clark's Law and Public Safety students attended a tour at the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville, WV to learn about the role and history of Corrections in the Criminal Justice System.
Drafting student, Caleb Hess (RC) has successfully completed the OSHA 10-hour General Industry Course. Congratulations!
Career and technical education isn’t just about learning a job—it’s about building skills to think and solve problems. It helps students discover their potential and prepares them to succeed in the real world!
Congratulations to these outstanding Advanced Medical students for achieving a 100% on their Medical Terminology lessons 1-7, totaling 175 words! Pictured from left to right are SMHS students Logan Eddy, Madison Sturgeon, Addie Davis, and TCHS student Riley Stover.
Students at MOVTI embrace the Halloween spirit 🎃👻 while focusing on projects in their program area.
Happy Halloween! 🎃 Mrs. Leithead’s Multimedia Publishing students have showcased their photography and Photoshop skills by creating eerie, ghostly images that capture the spirit of spooky season. 👻
Mrs. Barnhart's Advanced Medical students practiced taking each other’s blood pressure, gaining vital hands-on experience for their future healthcare careers. 🩺
Mr. McGrew has announced the dates for the next Computer Repair Community Week November 12th through November 15th, device drop off between 8:30 – 11 and 12 – 2:30. During this time, anyone is welcome to bring in their electronic devices (computers, laptops, iPads, iPhones, tablets, etc.) to have them inspected, serviced, cleaned, and repaired. All work is free of charge, although donations are welcome to help support the computer program. Parts are not included; however, customers can purchase them, and the students will install them. No appointment needed. See flyer for full details!
Law & Public Safety students designed and competed in an obstacle course that blended relevant skill sets with a workout. This challenged their skills under stress and helped them to identify what they need to work on. This partner course had a sandbag carry, medicine ball toss, door breach, a run, a dummy carry, applying a tourniquet and making a radio call.
Last but not least- we want to thank the businesses and organizations that contributed to the success of our 2024 Tech or Treat! With 32 trunk-or-treaters set up, five donors that covered laser tag, inflatables, and supplies, and four food trucks sharing a portion of their proceeds, the evening was a HUGE success. Your support keeps our event going from year to year!
Here’s the map for tonight’s activities! 🗺️ Please check the layout for trunk or treat 🎃 and the locations of other events. We’ll use exterior doors for games and crafts ✂️ to help ease hallway congestion. Gates open at 5 PM! ⏰ Can’t wait to see you there! 🙌
⚠️Our students have been hard at work preparing for tomorrow! ⚠️
Shout out to all the businesses and organizations that have donated time and money to make our event a success! We currently have 27 businesses signed up to pass out candy and goodies for trunk or treat.
Plan to stick around after trunk or treat to visit the haunted house🤡, jump in the inflatables, watch a demonstration by Tyler County Search and Rescue, get your face painted, play laser tag and VR games, create crafts, and enjoy some fun carnival games!
We’ve also planned dinner for you! Wood Chipps, Sisters Samurai Hibachi, Pressed, and Twisted Toppings! The weather looks PERFECT, so bring the whole family out for an evening of fun!
Tomorrow's the big day!
Please take note of the following important information to ensure a safe and enjoyable event:
- Gates for businesses participating in Trunk or Treat will open at 4:00 pm
- Gates for the community will open at 5:00 pm sharp.
- No vaping or tobacco products of any kind are allowed on school property. Violators will be removed from the premises.
- Leave your pets at home, except for service animals
- We will have a clearly marked path for Trunk or Treat, so please follow the signs to ensure a smooth flow of traffic.
Thank you for your cooperation and we look forward to seeing you for some spooky fun TOMORROW!
We want to wish SMHS students Brady Rinard, Brody Rice, Preston Lawhon, and Tyson Kimball the best of luck at the National Cardboard Regatta in Georgetown, South Carolina. Brady and Brody, our talented MOVTI Pre-Engineering students, have put their skills to good use in helping create an impressive watercraft. They defeated around 50 participants at the Matt Barker Cardboard Regatta in Paden City earlier this month in order to advance to nationals. Good luck to everyone!
We are planning to have our Career and Technical Education General Advisory / LSIC Meeting on Friday, October 25, 2024, at 1:15 p.m. Interested individuals from the public can attend. If there is a parent of a MOVTI student that you wish to nominate as a parent representative, please complete the attached form and email rkhaught@k12.wv.us or chas.bunch@k12.wv.us If you have any questions please call 304-684-2464.
Graphic Design students visited St. Marys Elementary today to help second graders with a Halloween art project. The finished pieces will be displayed during MOVTI's Tech or Treat event on Tuesday!
Computer Repair's September Community Week was a success, with 12 devices brought in for repairs. This event not only helped us serve the community but also provided valuable hands-on experience for our students.
Comments from happy customers included:
"Helped me out with problems"
"I was greeted by very friendly staff and shown where to go, where I met the students and the instructor. They immediately introduced themselves and let me know my 2 laptops were going to be ok, although I kind of doubted that because they were in bad shape. BUT THEY FIXED THEM PERFECT!!! These are like 2 brand new laptops, I AM AMAZED!!! This was such a lifesaver for me because I need my laptops for school and now I can use them. THANK YOU!!!!!!!"
"Got my computer system back up and running fast! It was really sluggish, and they did a great job bringing it back to life! And it was done in no time!"
