Cool stuff happening at LCTC!

  • Finalists in the Game fo change Web contest

    The Livonia Career Technical Center had eight finalists in the Games For Change Student Challenge.  Two of the Seven were TOP Winners.
     
    Congratulations to:
     
    Jazmin Ross  who was the  Grand Prize Winner-
    Jazmin will receive a 1,000 Scholarship and be featured on a blog that reaches thousands, a crystal trophy, and an Amazon Fire 10.
     
    Andrew Thornton  who was the First Place winner of the Game Accessibility Challenge- Andrew will receive XBox Controllers, 1 for himself and 1 for his school, and the opportunity to work on a game being created by Luminous Games and receive credit as an Associate Game Designer.
     
    All finalists will receive a $50 Best Buy Gift Certificate.  LCTC Finalists:  Remington Martinic,
    Erik Mianowski, Sarah Alfonsi, Dylan Diaz, Mike Ledbetter, Shaqir Gjoka.
     
    Congratulations students!

    grand prize  andrew
     

    Medical classes become certified in Stop the Bleed

    Pre-nursing/pre-med and sports medicine students collaborated over last week learning new technical skills and getting certified in Stop the Bleed. Technical skills included subcutaneous and intramuscular injections, inserting IVs and glucose testing, and bandaging. Over 100 students were certified in Stop the Bleed. Nice job!!

    injections  bleed  helping  wraps  blood draw   injections

    Traffic Stops at LCTC

    LCTC Criminal Justice students recently learned traffic enforcement, tactics, and how to conduct traffic stops in the parking lot of the school. Students determined appropriate use of force based on scenarios presented to them. Traffic stops are one of the leading causes of death to law enforcement officers each year, so it is important to practice proper technique and proper communication skills with the occupants of the vehicle. This reduces the risk of injury to both the officer and the civilians involved in the traffic stop.

    stop 1  stop 2  stop 3  

    Medical student learn about veterinary science

    Animals came for a visit to the LCTC grounds. Students in the advanced medicine classes recently had a veterinary medicine unit that included vaccines, zoonotic illnesses, nutrition, and preventative care. They learned how animals can help with therapy for patients with mental health issues and traumatic brain injuries as well as other neurological issues. The pet farm was set up at the career center for a day. 

    animal 1 alpaca

    group  cage

     

    2021 National Games For Change Student Challenge Competition

    Over 1,000 submissions from students across the country  were received and 5 Livonia Career Center Students were selected as finalists.  

    These students will be awarded prizes at the Games For Change Awards Ceremony and one Grand Prize Winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship provided by Take Two Interactive.  Congratulations to all the winners!

    Sarah Alfonsi- for her game entitled:  Seize the Day, Slay the Dragon

    seize the day  dragon

    Jazmin Ross-for her game entitled:  Solitude

    solitude bars

    Michael Ledbetter and Dylan Diaz  for their game entitled:-Chad the Vegan

    vegan

    Eric Mianowski-for his game entitled:Pierre's Pandemic Perseverance

    perserverence

    Shaqir Gjoka for his game entitled:  Endangered Animals

     endangered

    Mobile Game Class needs your vote!!

    Congratulations to the following Mobile App Game Design students who placed in the top 10 in the STEM FUSE GOT Game National Competition.

    The Community is invited to vote for their favorite game in the final round of judging!  Click the link below to see the games and vote for your favorite.

    https://educate.stemfuse.com/arcade/competition/vote You can see their games and vote for the final round of judging by going to the STEM FUSE Educate site.  

    Voting Ends on May 31, 2021 at 5:00 PM CT and winners will be announced on June 1, 2021 @ 12:00 PM CT. Congratulations and Good Luck!


    Kaden F-for his game called Faster Blaster

    fast blaster

    Shaqir G-for his game called Endangered Animals

    endangered


    Allory G-for her game called Self Care Valley

    self care

     

    Andrew T-for his game called Blockly

    blocky

    Joe V- for his game titled Isolation

    isolation

     

     

LCTC Information

  • Mission Statement
    The mission of the Livonia Career Technical Center is to prepare students for careers in a rapidly changing technological society and to develop a foundation for post-secondary education and life-long learning.

    School Improvement Goals

    1. All students will identify the main idea of a written text.
    2. All students will achieve completer status at the end of their CTE class.
    3. All students will demonstrate a program-specific math competency.

    AdvancedED
    Livonia Career/Technical Center is a an accredited school by AdvancedED. Accreditation is a voluntary improvement plan focusing on increasing student performance. We are evaluated by an outside group of professionals to meet quality standards every year.

Points of Pride

  • The Livonia Career Technical Center (LCTC) has so much to be proud of!! Here are some of the Points of Pride that we would like to share:

    • LCTC has provided career technical education for over 40 years to Livonia high school students.
    • Students have been awarded State of Michigan honors in career technical student organization competitions.
    • State competition winners have moved on to the national level for competition in their subject area.
    • Each program has a business advisory that meets with the instructor to discuss curriculum, equipment, career pathways to college, and the job market today.
    • Our teachers have worked in the industry they now teach. All of our teachers have industry credentials.
    • Programs engage the learner with activities that are "hands on".
    • We provide an environment for learning that is positive and business oriented.
    • Our class size is 25-30 students