New Opportunity for MCCC Students!
The Challenge Program continues to celebrate and reward students who demonstrate hard work, determination, and personal growth. Students have the chance to earn recognition and cash awards through The Challenge Program's various award categories, including STEM, Community Impact, Work Ethic, Improvement, and Excellence.
The Rising Star Award is now open for student submissions! This award recognizes outstanding students who have shown significant growth, perseverance, and achievement on their path to success. https://www.tcpinc.org/the-rising-star-competition/
Learn more about the award and submit your application today!
In addition, students and families should keep an eye on The Commitment to Community Service Award, which recognizes students who make a positive impact through volunteerism and service. While applications won't open until January, now is the perfect time to start building and documenting community service experiences. https://www.tcpinc.org/commitment-to-community-service/
A big thank you to The Challenge Program, Inc. and local sponsor PITT OHIO for investing in our students and encouraging excellence both in and out of the classroom. Our students had a blast during your presentations!


Experiences like this help students see the many opportunities available right here in our region while highlighting the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today's workforce. From cutting-edge technology to hands-on problem solving, Manufacturing Day showcased the innovation and career potential that make manufacturing such a vital industry.
Thank you to the businesses and industry partners who welcomed our students and helped inspire the next generation of skilled professionals!

Students in our Logistics, Material & Supply Chain Management program gain hands-on experience in the systems and processes that move goods from manufacturers to consumers. From inventory control and transportation planning to warehouse operations and distribution, students develop the skills employers value in this fast-growing industry. Keep up the great work!
We’re proud of the energy, dedication, and determination they bring to the shop every day. At this rate, their futures are looking shockingly bright and they’re well on their way to becoming the next generation of skilled professionals.
We are proud of all our fall athletes who balance academics, career and technical education, and athletics while striving for excellence every day. Your commitment, leadership, and perseverance inspire us all.
Good luck throughout the season, and we can't wait to celebrate your successes!
These are our student-athletes in the morning session:
Farrell - Football, Track, Golden Girls/Flagline, Cheer, Volleyball: Jason Marshall, Alando Jennings, G'vonta Hill, Neela Blair, Xy'Onna Robbins, Brielle, Aareon Griffin, Ma'kee Talbert, Kaina Dean, Taraya Sands, Zaiden T, Lavaughn Crumble
Reynolds - Cheer, Football: Kaylee Crumbacher, Connor Belback, Aiden Resek, Haylee Call, Skylynn Corner, Michelle Dahman, Justin Langdon, Brady Nehlen
West Middlesex - Football, Soccer: Kaydence Thomas, Vance Cornwell, Liam Davis, Kayden Miller, Dallas Pickard, Joey Gill, Thomas Mcnutt, Leland McCarrell
Lakeview - Football, Soccer: Kye Brown, Lex Powell, Collin Whitcomb, Seth Cunningham, Wyatt Maxwell, Austin Toth, Owen Feltenberger
Hickory - Football, Golf, Soccer: Harrison Hughes, Emmett McDonald, Brayden Burt, Jimarion Husband, DJ Mercer, Mearlon Peterson, Brayden Lapikas
Jamestown - Soccer, Cross Country: Ethan Westcott, Landon Allen, Tyler Enterline
Keystone - Sharpsville Cheer: Lilleigh Bowser



Fall is an exciting season at Mercer County Career Center as our student-athletes showcase their dedication, teamwork, and determination both in the classroom and in competition. Whether on the field, court, course, or course of study, our students continue to demonstrate what it means to work hard and represent their schools and communities with pride.
We are proud of all our fall athletes who balance academics, career and technical education, and athletics while striving for excellence every day. Your commitment, leadership, and perseverance inspire us all.
Good luck throughout the season, and we can't wait to celebrate your successes!
These are our student-athletes in the afternoon:
Commodore Perry - Cross Country, Volleyball, Soccer, Football: Andrew Smith, Joseph Berger, William Rayman, Reygin Edwards, Aiden Hitchens, Jamie Shock, Danika Tabachka
Sharpsville - Football, Cheer, Cross Country, Soccer, Volleyball: Jayden Rohme, Destinee Ward, Carter Williamson, Austin Rentz, Kylee Junk, Alice Cole, Jaiden Wilson, Evan Miodrag, Landon Hassell
Mercer - Cheer, Soccer, Football: Emily Marin, Madelyn Ellenberger, Annastasia Stotsky, Parker Barish, Kelsie Lawrence, Taylor Jones, Colton Deep, Owen Algoe
Grove City - Silkline, Drumline, Cheer, Tennis, Soccer, Golf, Football, Baseball: Samantha Warner, Emma Wasser, Zara Spears, Emilee Mulato, Emma Byler, Aislyn Travis, Rylie Tremblay, Brayden Johnson, Bodie Lindh, Gage Wanner, Parker Kostelnik
Greenville - Tennis, Winterguard, Golf, Football: Contessa Studnicki, Tyree Zelker, Casey Kincaid, Keith Covert, Justin Schell
Sharon - Flagline, Track, Soccer: Sa'Miyah Stewart, Kaniah Carpenter, Isabella Flynn, Ian Connelly, DeAndre Chambers





A few of our Seniors who are in the Cosmetology program! Our students don't just work hard at MCCC, they play hard on the court!
Rylee Burnett & Gracie McLaughlin (Skills USA President) both from Reynolds High School.

We are proud to celebrate one of our Computer Information Technology students, Lucas Achenbach from Greenville, who recently participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Cybersecurity Center computer lab at LindenPointe in Hermitage!
Lucas is a student participating in the dual enrollment partnership with Pennsylvania Cybersecurity while also being enrolled in the Computer Information Technology (CIT) program here at Mercer County Career Center. Lucas has earned two of the center's three certifications, and he expects to earn the third certification by the time he graduates.
This exciting new learning space represents a significant investment in the future of technology education and workforce development. By providing students with access to modern equipment and hands-on learning opportunities, the Cybersecurity Center will help prepare the next generation of IT and cybersecurity professionals for in-demand careers. The certification pathway provided through Pennsylvania Cybersecurity is a tremendous opportunity for our CIT students and a key benefit of the partnership.
Congratulations to our student for representing Mercer County Career Center at this important event, and thank you to all the partners who are helping create pathways to success in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity.






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Congratulations to Lucas Achenbach, Computer Information Technology student, on earning the CompTIA Network+ certification through the Pennsylvania Cyber Security Center Dual Enrollment Program!
CompTIA Network+ is a nationally recognized IT certification that validates skills in networking, troubleshooting, infrastructure, and cybersecurity. Earning this credential while still in high school demonstrates advanced technical knowledge and provides a strong foundation for future college and career opportunities in Information Technology.
We are proud of Lucas and this outstanding achievement!