NCCTC Organizes Monthly Classroom Crossover Activities for Students

connect cables correctly jump-starting a vehicle.

Welcome to Reality is a monthly activity at the Neshoba County Career Technical Center (NCCTC) in Philadelphia. Instructors and administrators schedule one day each month for NCCTC students to go to a different classroom at our center to learn important life skills. During August’s activity day, Educator Preparation students went to the Carpentry classroom to learn about power tools used in the home, as well as helpful multipurpose tools that are useful in our daily lives. NCCTC’s Early Childhood Education class went to the Law and Public Safety classroom to learn about professional workplace behavior and skills needed to help them find success in their careers. Construction Technology students went to the Early Childhood Education classroom and learned basic sewing skills while practicing on a sewing machine. Welding and Automotive students visited the Health Science class to learn adult and infant CPR. Finally, NCCTC Health Science and Law and Public Safety classes went to the Welding classroom to learn how to do basic home repairs and to the Automotive classroom to learn how to properly jump-start a car using a jumper box and jumper cables generally available for home use.