Save the date for Career Week at Walker Career Center! Industry based career fairs will be held March 18-21. We hope to showcase a variety of job opportunities for our students. Any companies interested in participating should email acriswel@warren.k12.in.us for more info.
Ms. DeMoss and her Fashion & Textiles students are getting ready for the Fashion Show. They will be strutting their designs on Thursday, March 14. See you there!
đź‘€ I spy some new CNAs roaming our halls...congrats, your hard work and dedication has paid off!
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Architecture and Construction students got to participate in hands-on activities with local employers at the ACE Mentor Program's Trades Day. Many employers emphasized the need for workers and their interest in hiring our students.
We're happy to announce that our Automotive programs will now be called the "Ed Martin Automotive Careers Training Center". We want to thank Ed Martin for their continual investment in the training of our students! #WCCJoyfulJourney
Education Profession students, Justice Edgett and Stephanie Garcia are working with students at Lakeside Elementary. Education Professions is part of the Education and Training pathway offered through the FACS department at Walker Career Center. Students can earn dual credit and begin their future careers with classroom experience at an elementary and/or middle school. Way to go Ed Pro!
These students got to visit WISH TV on Saturday to join the conversation about financial literacy within small owned businesses. They had to cut the program short, but were asked to come back and finish the discussion so it can air in the next few weeks! 👏🏻
Cosmetology students are chasing away the winter blahs by practicing color techniques. What color would lift your spirits?
After spending the week creating rules for working in groups, Finance and Investments students enjoyed playing CashFlow and working on their new rules.
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Culinary Arts started the new year with Hoppin' John. A southern, New Year's tradition that is said to bring you a prosperous year filled with luck. The black-eyed peas are symbolic of coins. The leafy green vegetables are the color of currency. How did you celebrate the New Year?
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Early Childhood Education student, Anayanci Caballero's preschool class surprised her with this artwork before winter break.
Students like Senior Corey Duncan spend time completing independent study courses in something they are passionate about. Corey spends his time filming and editing our sports teams as well as doing work with our TV Production class.
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Our Automotive program will be receiving $500,000 from Ed Martin to help update our equipment, acquire new training vehicles, and transform our training spaces! Ed Martin has been hiring our students for several years and we love having them on our team! #WCCJoyfulJourney
Introduction to Culinary students prepare for final exams by creating review board games. Chutes and Ladders anyone?
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Need a dog house for the winter? Students in our Construction class are making dog houses that will be for sale in January. #WCCJoyfulJourney
