Welding junior, Julis Jones, prepares for his SMAW Lap weld.
Welding Lab Assistant, Mike Thurston, provides guidance for senior, Dylan Coon, on his SMAW welds.
Transportation
Please Note: Buses are running late today. Thank you, WCS
Before Christmas Break, we celebrated our wonderful WCHS/WACC Administrative Assistants. We are so appreciative of all they do for our students and staff!
Our Building Trades students recently built a storage shed with instructor Nic Walengas supervision & advice.
Happy New Year!
Welding senior student, Thomas Coulter, takes advantage of Christmas break to work some extra hours at Faulkner Fabrication. He is working on some end of the year cleanup.
Decked out in his ugly sweater Linken Silveus collaborates with Ivan Rico-Giron in Adobe Premiere. They are a part of Mrs. Hopper's dual credit TVII class. Each is editing a news package they filmed as their final. These investigative news reports will air on WACC TV in January.
Welding senior, Andy Hurd, has been working hard on his final GMAW welds with Mr. Paseka.
Wishing our incredible WACC staff & students a wonderful holiday season!
Chef Bragg's Culinary students collected many items for our Warsaw Early Learning Academy in December including markers, crayons, paint supplies, etc. The students delivered them last Friday before Christmas Break. Christmas cookies and a story read by Chef were enjoyed by all!
Trinkets for Teens partnered with Toys for Tots again this year for a total of 90 teens receiving gifts. This could not have been possible without the generosity of the Bowen Center, the teachers and staff of WCHS and WACC, The Art Club, and the community!
Construction Trades students with Mrs. Kincaid enjoyed some holiday fun last week before break with donuts & a snowman!
Chef Bragg's Advanced Culinary students practiced their cookie decorating skills recently and the results look fantastic!
Mrs. Kincaid's Civil Engineering/Architecture class got to have a little Christmas-y fun once they got their Construction Documents completed by building a gingerbread house. Some were more successful than others but all were tasty!
The Warsaw FFA Community Appreciation Supper occurred on Monday, Nov. 23 with a drive-thru chili supper for a monetary or canned food donation. The community was very supportive of the Warsaw FFA in this new reiteration of our annual event! The FFA chapter was able to collect over 350 canned food items that will be donated to our local food pantries.
The community was also generous in their monetary donations with 50% of donations going to the Warsaw FFA chapter and 50% donated to the Rob Hays Memorial Scholarship fund through the Indiana FFA Foundation. As many of you know, Mr. Hays was the current Indiana FFA Executive Director and was a former Agriculture teacher & FFA Advisor at Warsaw who passed away unexpectedly in September. Through this event, $1200 was raised for the donation in his memory. Thank you!
Hello Blue Apron Fans,
This week is your last chance to have Blue Apron lunch before Christmas Break. We are open this week on Tuesday and Wednesday from 11a - 1p.
At this time, Blue Apron is only accepting carry-out, pre-orders.
Orders placed from outside WACC/WCHS can be picked up at door 10A (The Blue Apron glass doors), near the new Career Center entrance.
Please place all orders prior to 10 A.M. day of service.
Order form will be unavailable after 10am.
Place order here >> t.ly/Dbt1
*Soups:
- Vegetarian Chili - BOWL = $4, CUP = $3
- Creamy Ham and Potato Soup - BOWL = $3, CUP = $2
*Salads:
- Tennessee Hot Chicken Salad - $7
- Caesar Salad - FULL = $5, HALF = $3, ADD Chicken = $3
- Spinach Salad = $6, ADD Chicken = $3
*Entrée:
-Chef Special - Prime Rib Sandwich, served with Au Jus, steak fries, and cole slaw - $9.75
- Cubano FULL = $7, HALF = $4 Served with Chips
- Pasta Carbonara = $6
- Banh Mi Burger served with Thai Cucumber Salad - $7
*Dessert:
-Dessert Du Jour - Banana Pudding - $3
-Cake Du Jour - Peppermint Cheesecake - $4
- Crème Brulee - $3
We look forward to serving you!
And Merry Christmas from all of us at The Blue Apron
Machining students in Mr. Alexander's classes have been working on lathe and mill projects recently.
Seniors in Mrs. Love's Project Lead the Way: Biomedical Science classes recently have been testing other students for their human physiology project and scientific posters.
The Warsaw FFA Chapter partnered with Midwest Structural to help make this season bright for a local family. Special thanks to Combined Community Services for administering the Adopt-A-Family Program.
