Shelby County ATC Friends & Families, 

 

I hope that this message finds you safe and well during these trying times. Please know that we miss you and think about you daily. The 2020-21 school year is proving to be an unforgettable experience so far. 

As most of you have heard by now, Shelby County ATC will be following the recommendations of the Governor and Shelby County Public Schools to begin the year via NTI. Starting August 26th, students will hear from their ATC instructor via their student email. ATC instructors will also use Google Classroom to communicate with their students. The Google Classroom Join Codes can be found on the homepage of our website. 

Even in these unique times we want to remember our Mission. This is still our focus even though we are not together on a daily basis. 

The Shelby County Area Technology Center aspires to leave a legacy of students who strive to be lifelong learners, think critically, become skilled employees, and view community involvement and responsibility as a welcomed obligation.

 

Please reach out to any of us at any time for questions or concerns. We are here to assist you in any way. We miss you and cannot wait to see you very soon! 

 

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#“It’sWhereYouBelong”

 

Sara Greene 

Principal

Shelby County Area Technology Center

This year the Shelby County Area Technology Center will continue to focus on our mission:  

 

The Shelby County Area Technology Center aspires to leave a legacy of students who strive to be lifelong learners, think critically, become skilled employees, and view community involvement and responsibility as a welcomed obligation.

 

Students will graduate from high school skillfully prepared for a career with a clear path towards post-secondary opportunities. While students are at the ATC, they will have the opportunity to earn Industry Certifications in their field of study, take dual credit courses through Jefferson Community and Technical College, and work towards obtaining a paid internship placement. Our team of career experienced teachers, along with our Business and Industry partners continue to work hard to develop Work-Based Learning opportunities for our students. It’s sure to be a fantastic year for the Shelby County Area Technology Center and our students. 

 

Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @ShelbyCoATC

 

#“It’sWhereYouBelong”

 

Sara Greene 

Associate Principal

Shelby County Area Technology Center

The Shelby County Area Technology Center aspires to leave a legacy of students who strive to be lifelong learners, think critically, become skilled employees, and view community involvement and responsibility as a welcomed obligation.

 

The 2017-2018 schools year will bring about many exciting changes at the Shelby County Area Technology Center. SCATC will open a 30,000 square foot addition in conjunction with renovating our existing building.  Two new programs will begin that will provide career opportunities in high wage, high demand sectors in our region, Diesel Technology and Welding. There will be $1.5 million in new equipment in our classrooms and labs;  $1.1 million from the Kentucky Work Ready Skills Initiative Grant and $400K from the support of the Shelby County Board of Education. There is a lot to be excited about as we start this year.

 

The new and improved space, new programs, and updated equipment help us support our “Why”.  It is the purpose of the SCATC to produce “lifelong learners, who think critically, become skilled employees, and view community involvement and responsibility as a welcomed obligation.”  When our students learn this, and our graduates put it into practice, our community will thrive.

 

We look forward to working with our students, stakeholders, and community members in this important work.  It is through everyone’s input and teamwork that we will produce skilled employees and engaged community members.  

 

Sincerely

Steve Coleman

Principal, Shelby County Area Technology Center

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