Lincoln County Area Technology Center

October is National Principals Month. Principals are the leaders of our schools. We are thankful for the impact they have on our students and staff at Lincoln County Schools.

Mr. Burge has been working hard with his Computerized Machining and Manufacturing (CMM) students to prepare them for industry certification tests. Five students earned a CNC Operator industry certification this week. Congratulations to Devon Shelley, Acie Douglas, William Carberry, Camerun Coleman, and Axel Noel. #TechPays

This past weekend Mrs. Arnold took our our HOSA members to Louisville to compete at the state level. We are proud of the students and their hard work. Paisley Gay and Lily States placed 3rd in the state in Health Care Display! Great job ladies!

During the month of February at LCATC the word of the month for our students was Perseverance. The meaning of this word is doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success. The following has had great success this month. Bryon Bailey (Industrial Maintenance/HVAC), Jayde Rothwell (Health Science), Acie Douglas (Computerized Manufacturing), Mason Waddell (Computer Science), and Colton Harris (Welding). Congrats on being named students of the month! #TechPays #Studentofthemonth

Mr. Basham and his Industrial Maintenance/HVAC students are working to get their new gas furnaces set up. Jordan Moore and James Wilson are pictured working together installing brackets and unistrut for the project. Great work! #Workreadywednesday #TechPays

I am very proud of Mrs. Arnold and our SRNA students. Yesterday they finished their clinical hours at Rockcastle Regional. Great job Kaylee Atkins, Payton Byrd, Mercedes Hensley, Maelynn King, Paige Sebastian, and Destiny Henrickson. #Workreadywednesday #TechPays

Congrats to Evan Estes on earning his EPA 608 Universal Certification! #KYCTEmonth #TechPays This certification is required for every technician to demonstrate that technicians have the knowledge and ability to safely maintain, service, repair, or dispose of refrigerant-containing equipment in order to help preserve and protect the environment. 1. For servicing small appliances (Type I). 2. For servicing or disposing of high- or very high-pressure appliances, except small appliances and MVACs (Type II). 3. For servicing or disposing of low-pressure appliances (Type III). 4. For servicing all types of equipment (Universal). Achieving the Universal level ensures you are certified in every type of equipment. Fortunately, once you have obtained your certification you will never have to take the test again. The certification never expires and never has to be renewed. Great Job!

Wow!!! Four HVAC students just earned their EPA 608 Universal Certification! Pictured left to right: Hunter Doss, Bryon Bailey, Mr. Adam Basham, Logan Oney, and Caleb Bruner (front row-Garrard County High). #KYCTEmonth #TechPays This certification is required for every technician to demonstrate that technicians have the knowledge and ability to safely maintain, service, repair, or dispose of refrigerant-containing equipment in order to help preserve and protect the environment. 1. For servicing small appliances (Type I). 2. For servicing or disposing of high- or very high-pressure appliances, except small appliances and MVACs (Type II). 3. For servicing or disposing of low-pressure appliances (Type III). 4. For servicing all types of equipment (Universal). Achieving the Universal level ensures you are certified in every type of equipment. Fortunately, once you have obtained your certification you will never have to take the test again. The certification never expires and never has to be renewed. Great Job!

In honor of CTE Month I would like to introduce you to our Computerized Machining and Manufacturing instructor, Mr. Burge. Thank you for all that you do for our students! #KYCTEmonth #TechPays

Each month the Lincoln County Area Technology Center is picking a character word and modeling the word in each of our programs.   January’s Word: Integrity-the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.   The following LCATC students were chosen to be student of the month based on their integrity!   📸 L to R: •Health Science- Jordan Walker (junior) •HVAC Industrial Maintenance- Logan Oney (junior) •Computerized Machining and Manufacturing- Nolan Hamm (freshman) •Information Technology- Rhett Krug (junior/not pictured) •Welding Technology- Hanson Calfee (senior/not pictured) •LCATC Principal Jeremy Todd #KYCTEmonth #TechPays #KidsMatterMost

Today Rhett Krug is in the beginning stages of designing a new video game in his digital gaming class. Rhett is a star student and willing to do whatever he needs to do to make LCATC a better place. Keep up the great work! #workreadywednesday #KYCTEmonth

Our Industrial Maintenance/HVAC teacher Mr. Adam Basham is hard at work building his program. We appreciate all that you do! #CTEMONTH #TechPays

February is CTE month! We will be showcasing the great things going on here at the Lincoln County Area Technology Center throughout the month! Thank you for entrusting us at LCATC to serve your students each day! #TechPays #CTEmonth

Logan Oney is hard at work brazing 3/8" copper refrigeration tubing in his HVAC class today. Today each student learned a necessary skill needed by all HVAC service technicians. The swaging process is used to make a permanent braze connection, and is essential in the HVAC industry. #workreadywednesday #TechPays

Mr. Burge and his "Engineering 1" students had some great things going this morning. Pictured are Nolan Hamm, Austin Rhodus, and Thomas Naylor milling out a piece of aluminum for an ink pen holder that they designed. #workreadywednesday #TechPays

Communication skills are a must in the workforce. Skyler Long is not only putting his skills in welding to the test. He is teaching others as well. Last week he was charged with the task of teaching (LCHS curriculum coach and mother) how to safely use the plasma cutter. Great job! #workreadywednesday #higherlevelthinking #TechPays

With the new year brings new social media posts! The Lincoln County ATC will highlight a program each Wednesday, featuring different students. Our first Work Ready Wednesday post is featuring our Health Science program. Check out our MNA students practicing their patient shaving skills. #workreadywednesday #TechPays

Mr. Burge and his engineering students are making their blueprints come to life here at LCATC this morning. Nolan Hamm, Austin Rhodus, and Thomas Naylor are turning parts for a steam engine. Arianna Walker and Landon Wood are making a tractor pin. Great work! #TechPays$

Lincoln County ATC students are enjoying the new welding lab. It is now 100% complete! Thanks for your hard work today Mr. Brock, Jimmie Owens, Kaci Kidd, Hanson Calfee, Colton Harris, and James Dailey! # techpays$

Congratulations to the LC HOSA students who competed in the regional HOSA competition at Bluegrass Community and Technical Center in Danville yesterday! 1st place-Payton Byrd and Mercedes Hensley (CPR). 2nd place-Paige Sebastian (home health). 2nd place- Lily States (cultural diversity). 2nd place- Alyssa Null (Medical assistant). 2nd place- Alyssa Null (human growth). 3rd place- Maggie Day (nutrition). 4th place- Paisley Gay (med. terminology). 4th place- Payton Byrd, Mercedes Hensley, Alexis Slone, Kelsey Martin (creative problem solving).