Have a computer that needs some TLC? Our MOVTI Computer Repair students are ready to help you! No appointment needed! See our flyer for full details.
MOVTI Graphic Design and Multimedia Publishing students are working on tote bags for the West Virginia Department of Education's Administrators Conference this month! Career and Technical Education gives students an opportunity to work on real-world projects! #wvdecte #CTErocks
CTE "Did You Know?" Day 6!
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Congratulations to Tucker Sammons! Our week one winner!
CTE "Did You Know?" Day 3!
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Week 1 winner will be selected and announced today at 3pm!
CTE "Did You Know?" Day 2!
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February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) month! Each weekday, we will be sharing fun facts about CTE and our school. We would love for our communities to help us celebrate so we will be doing weekly drawings for prizes.
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CTE programs empower students to explore potential careers. At the MOVTI we strive to give students a real-world education full of knowledge and skills that will prepare them for their future!
Mr. Sims Welding students got their SMAW certification!
(Shielded Metal Arc with Backing Strip)
The following students are:
Cody Houser (SM)
Dalton America (TC)
The following welding students have earned certifications!
Tatem Elliott (RC) GTAW- Tig Root Pass 7018 Fill+Cap
Peyton Lowther (TC) SMAW 7018 with Backing Strip
Hunter Huggins (TC) SMAW 7018 with Backing Strip
Zack Russell (SM) SMAW 7018 with Backing Strip
Emergency services students practice testing blood glucose levels on each other. CTE instructors work to provide each student with real world learning opportunities through instruction and practice. #thisisCTE #MOVTIworks
MOVTI Computer Repair students have refurbished 5 All-in-One computer and they are up for grabs to the community on a first come first served basis. We are asking for a donation to the computer repair program for the computers. The refurbished units include the computer loaded with Windows 10, a keyboard, and a mouse.
If you are interested, please contact MOVTI at 304-684-2464 and schedule a time to come pick it up.
Law and Public Safety students practice testifying in court as a police officer. Students play the roles of prosecutor, defense attorney and police officer using an actual crime they researched. They also practiced striking during a gun disarm.
Mr. Bunch and his Tyler Consolidated Middle School students started their 9 weeks together by playing measure tag. Learning how to read a ruler is an integral part of any drafting-related career!
Wherever there are machines, there will be a need for maintenance workers to keep them running. Now more than ever, companies have a critical need for skilled and knowledgeable technicians that can run, maintain, and troubleshoot equipment in various facilities.
Picture 1: Hunter Fulks of Tyler Co. learning some basic machining on a lathe donated by Alan Haught of Harrisville.
Picture 2: Zack Hafer and Alex Ratliff of Ritchie Co. learning Motor Control wiring.
Drafting students have been busy! Lots of projects going on from signs to 3D printing to creating a map of outlets for our maintenance guy, Denny!
Wherever there are machines, there will be a need for maintenance workers to keep them running! Now more than ever, companies have a critical need for skilled and knowledgeable technicians that can run, maintain, and troubleshoot equipment in various facilities.
Check out these MOVTI IEM students who are hard at work!
Photo 1: Zack Hafer and Alex Ratliff of Ritchie Co. learning Motor Control wiring.
Photo 2: Hunter Fulks of Tyler Co. learning some basic machining on a lathe donated by Alan Haught of Harrisville.
The following AM Automotive students have earned their S/P2 Automotive Service Safety Certification.
From left to right Ben Shears, Olivia Knudsen, Lance Craven, Joey Price, Carson Carl, Gunner Luzader, Wyatt Pinkerton, Colton Rollins, Jeremiah Wilson, Jacob Barrett.
S/P2 is a nationally recognized safety training that teaches students the awareness they need to recognize safety hazards and proper tool use to prevent injuries in the workplace, as well as learning safety skills that are desirable to employers.
Welding students recently fabricated and installed steps and a crawlspace door for Ritchie County High School's newly constructed track and field timing building.
The following students assisted Mr. Sims:
Logan Jones (RC), Cody Houser (SM), Tatum Elliott (RC), Matthew Cox (RC)
Back to work! #wvdecte #cterocks
All AM welding students are now OSHA certified! Congratulations!
