Law and Public Safety students Haley Putnam and Carlee Bell arrested CEM Tech teacher, Mr. Collins.
"Today we combined the skills we have learned over the past year and half in the Law and Public Safety Program at MOVTI. We practiced elements of arrest including researching criminal charges, handcuffing, Miranda Rights, interviewing suspects, fingerprinting and mugshots."
The MOVTI Carpentry students have been hard at work fulfilling orders of picnic tables, Adirondack chairs, and porch swings.
https://www.wtap.com/2021/10/27/student-athlete-week-josey-moore/
Congratulation to SMHS and MOVTI Advanced Medical Professions student, Jocey Moore, for being selected as WTAP's Student Athlete of the Week!
Tomorrow is the day!
Be sure to wear your costume and come join the fun! Gates open at 5:00!
-If you’re a business participating in Trunk or Treat please arrive to our back lot by 4:30.
Mrs. Leithead's Graphic Design and Multimedia Publishing students visited St. Marys Elementary School last week to work on letter monsters with Mr. Armstrong's and Mr. Satterfield's second grade students. MOVTI will display their creations during Tech or Treat on Thursday so be sure to come check it out!
Tech or Treat is less than a week away!! See everyone next Thursday, October 28!
We will also be raffling a WV fire ring - made by our Welding students, a porch swing and picnic table - constructed by our Carpentry and Building Maintenance students!
The Law & Public Safety Program visited the Parkersburg Police Department for a brief tour put on by Lt. Kohen. Students then headed to the National Guard Base in Williamstown, WV for lunch and tour. Students had the opportunity to explore Black Hawk helicopters used for medevac and other missions by members of the WV National Guard and to hear from the pilots and mechanics that serve our community. Thanks to Major Watts, Lt. Peal, Sgt. Bennett, Sgt. Ware and other members of the National Guard for the opportunity.
MOVTI students continued to work hard on their projects for this semester!
South Park student, Eric Cartman, performs an assessment during his EMT class today. Just another day at the MOVTI!
MOVTI students from different programs continue to work on projects that help them gain skills to prepare them for their future career!
MOVTI students from different programs continue to work on projects that help them gain skills to prepare them for their future career!
Would your business like to sponsor our event? We had so much fun in 2019 and can’t wait to do it again this year!
Marshall County and Tyler County Search and Rescue teams collaborated with MOVTI Law and Public Safety students to learn how to set up lanes with different rescue related clues to aid in search and rescue missions. For example, a lost hunter or an elderly individual with dementia who wandered off. Students conducted a search, took notes on the clues, and tried to determine what they meant in the context of the theme. Students also radioed back to base (students manning the base station in the classroom) and communicated their actions and results. They switched roles at the base station and search team. Students were also introduced to Tyler County's trained cadaver dog, Ranger.
Matz's Equipment Company in Bridgeport, WV trained students on a new leverless tire changer. This new piece of equipment in our automotive will not damage tires and is also capable of changing low profile tires.
The following students passed the WV Nurse Aide Certification Examination. They were able to test at no cost to themselves or their families. MOVTI was able to pay for their certification exam! These students are now enrolled in their second year at the MOVTI in Diagnostic Services and Pharmacy Tech.
Stevie Adams- TCHS
Erika Becker- SMHS
Madison Dennis- SMHS
Charity Hannah- SMHS
Madison White- TCHS
EMT students practiced sheet lifts and lifting during class, then participated in sheet lift races down the hall!
Mid-Ohio Valley Technical Institute would like to recognize our service personnel for all the hard work they put in. Governor Jim Justice issued a proclamation marking September 23 as Service Personnel Day in West Virginia. We would all like to say thank you for your dedication that truly makes the difference at the MOVTI!
Photographed: (L to R) Teresa Knight- executive secretary, LouAnn Parsons- custodian, Denny Barnhart- custodian/maintenance
Attention Magnolia High School students - please be sure to check in with your MOVTI instructors!
Check Teams, Remind, LiveGrades or whichever app your instructor has assigned your class to use. It is critically important to stay in communication during this time!
CEM Tech and Welding students and instructors are hard at work installing a solar light system to brighten up the sign in front of our school. The sign has been a collaboration among several programs.
Have you downloaded our app or visited our website?!
At the end of last school year we made contact with previous students to showcase how the MOVTI influenced their careers. Check it out!
Download our app or go to www.movti.org and scroll down to check out some of our previous students and their testimonies.
