When recent Catoctin graduate Olivia Dart got out of the submarine, she didn’t realize she had crossed the finish line — and was the first on her team to do so.
A sense of achievement and a new perspective. That’s what seven students from Frederick County’s Career and Technology Center arrived back with after traveling to Ethiopia for two weeks.
Before the high school students could enter their submarine, scuba instructor Brandon Harris reiterated these instructions: Work as a team, and don’t put your goggles on your forehead.
There’s a new house in Frederick County built entirely by students from the Career and Technology Center program run by Frederick County Public Schools.
High school students, a parent and a teacher from the Frederick County Career and Technology Center traveled to Ethiopia Monday with a prototype stove that will provide clean drinking water to a rural school and its surrounding community.
Frederick County Public Schools will celebrate students who are signing the dotted line to join the workforce next week.
In statewide SkillsUSA competition in April, 24 Frederick County Public Schools’ Career and Technology Center students earned first-place gold medals in 12 competitions, some of which required teams. They and three additional students elected as state delegates qualify to represent Maryland …
A sense of achievement and a new perspective. That’s what seven students from Frederick County’s Career and Technology Center arrived back wit…
Before the high school students could enter their submarine, scuba instructor Brandon Harris reiterated these instructions: Work as a team, an…
There’s a new house in Frederick County built entirely by students from the Career and Technology Center program run by Frederick County Publi…
High school students, a parent and a teacher from the Frederick County Career and Technology Center traveled to Ethiopia Monday with a prototy…
Frederick County Public Schools will celebrate students who are signing the dotted line to join the workforce next week.
In statewide SkillsUSA competition in April, 24 Frederick County Public Schools’ Career and Technology Center students earned first-place gold…
Students got a taste of American justice Tuesday.
The field for Frederick County Public Schools Teacher of the Year has been narrowed to four, the district announced Tuesday.
In one corner of Phil Arnold’s classroom at the Career and Technology Center, two students work to build a model of a special-needs school.
Roy Rogers® restaurants recently announced that their Save the Children fundraising initiative raised more than $16,000.
Frederick County Public Schools’ Career and Technology Center students in Phil Arnold’s Computer-Aided Design (CAD)-Architecture program were …
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Amy Cordes, teacher specialist for Frederick County Public Schools, was recently named Administrator of the Year by a digitally oriented education company.
Two of Frederick County’s public schools will see a change in their daily meal offerings for the 2019-2020 school year. Thurmont Primary and Spring Ridge Elementary schools will no longer offer free, in-the-classroom breakfast to all students.
Frederick County Public Schools has tapped two people to lead new departments in the school system this year.
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On Oct. 24, the Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary honored their Junior Volunteers with awards and recognition for their dedicated service.…
Only a few honey bees ventured out into the windy 50-degree air on Wednesday as Mariah Cromwell pulled the lid off the top of a hive.
When Ly Nguyen entered the Career and Technology Center’s Computer-Aided Design Engineering class, she knew she had to complete one large project.
For a 4-year-old Pearl Umberger, the homecoming of her father from Korea was a dream come true.
Cody Phelps admits he was never one to be involved in the community.
Scott Wilcom works full time as a mechanic at Dynamic Automotive in Libertytown, diagnosing vehicles and getting them in tip-top shape.
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Forty-six students who attend the Frederick County Public Schools Career and Technology Center were recently inducted into the National Techni…
The Association for Learning Environments recently awarded a National Certificate of Excellence to a Frederick County Public Schools team of C…
Maryland’s SkillsUSA delegation brought home 23 medals from the 51st annual National Leadership and Skills Conference, held in Louisville, Ken…
Diane Herndon’s classroom at the Frederick County Career and Technology Center may be a typical instructional room in dimension and location, …
Students from the Frederick County Public Schools Career and Technology Center earned first place in eight, second place in eight and third pl…
A new course that will teach and train high school students to open an agricultural business is coming to Frederick next spring, according to …
Ed Waters Jr. was recently recognized by the Frederick County Students Construction Trades Foundation Inc. and the Career and Technology Cente…
With another long, cold winter coming to a close, hundreds of residents hit the fairgrounds Saturday for the Frederick County Building Industr…
When it comes to professional wrestling, Frederick County isn’t at the top of many lists, but that may soon change if the Maryland Championshi…
A Frederick police officer had to use pepper spray Saturday to subdue a man who police said was involved in a fight downtown.
A cut in state money has prompted Frederick Community College to seek additional funding from the county to balance its budget.
Frederick Community College was evacuated Wednesday morning after a construction crew nicked a gas line, resulting in the school’s closing unt…
Members of the Boys & Girls Club of Frederick County donned construction hats Friday, but not as their Halloween costumes.
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