Justin Roerink, Principal
Phone: 804-723-2020
Email: jroerink@hcps.us
Ben Saunders, Asst. Principal
Phone: 804-723-2020
Email: bsaunders@hcps.us
@THCTT
Automotive Technology – 3 year course
Mr. Robbie Robinson and Mr. William McKinney, Instructors
http://tinyurl.com/thcttauto
Working in today’s automotive industry requires an understanding of the science and technology that goes into the modern, highly-sophisticated
automobile. In Automotive Technology, students spend time in the classroom learning theory and then apply what they have learned to shop tasks.
Our facilities include modern tools and diagnostic equipment in step with the industry’s most successful automotive businesses. Using these
resources, students will explore major systems of today’s automobiles and learn how to diagnose and repair problems. From brakes and
suspension/steering, to computers and diagnostics, students will learn maintenance and repair aspects of the NATEF core areas. *Registration
for Automotive Technology I includes an online component which must be completed during the summer as a pre-requisite to enter into the
course this fall. Failure to complete the course may result in losing your spot in the program, if accepted.
Carpentry – 2 year course – NEW!
Mr. James Sanford, Instructor
http://tinyurl.com/thcttcarp
In this two year program, students will specialize in all aspects of carpentry including: understanding how to utilize carpentry specific tools and
materials; reading blueprints; cutting and shaping stock, installing flooring, walls, ceilings, and roofs; and effective communication techniques on
a construction site. During each year, students will take part in actual projects for various schools within the county, such as building sheds.
Additionally, students will be provided the opportunity to earn industry credentials and certifications, including OSHA 10 and NCCT Academic Core.
At the completion of two years in the program, students will be prepared to enter various careers in the architecture and construction fields.
Cosmetology – 2 year course
Mrs. Jacquelyn Minter and Mrs. April Roberts, Instructors
http://tinyurl.com/thcttcosm
Feeling good about the way you look gives you an air of confidence that touches all parts of your life, personal and professional. Are you ready to
help make the world a more beautiful place? Cosmetologists and other personal appearance technicians, such as nail technicians, stylist
assistants, and skin care specialists (estheticians) provide specialized services that help clients look and feel their best. Your cosmetology
license can take you in many directions. The path you take depends on the depth of your passion for your career, your craft, and the effort you
are willing to invest in your future. You can build a loyal clientele, help your team succeed, help the owner grow the business, and become
involved in competitions, photo shoots, trade shows, and industry platform presentations, educational presentations, and more. You must be a
current sophomore/rising junior to apply for Cosmetology I.
Culinary Arts – 3 year course
Mrs. Cheryl Griffis and Mr. Brian Hubler, Instructors
http://tinyurl.com/thcttcul
There is a high demand for individuals in career pathways related to Culinary Arts. In this program, students will learn how to work in a state-ofthe-art, professional kitchen with a well supplied variety of gadgets and utensils. Students will practice managerial, production, and service skills
used in government, commercial, or independently owned institutional food establishments and related food industry occupations. Students plan,
select, store, purchase, prepare and serve food and food products; increase and decrease recipes; practice measurements; study and apply
basic nutrition, sanitation, and food safety; learn the use and care of commercial equipment; and maintain cleanliness of the kitchen. Students
will apply their skills as they participate in catering functions throughout the school year. Critical thinking, practical problem solving,
communication, and teamwork skills are emphasized. Students will be prepared to take the ServSafe credential exam. Scholarships and credit
hours are available to postsecondary culinary schools as well.
Electricity – 2 year course – NEW!
Mr. James Sanford, Instructor
http://tinyurl.com/thcttelec
In this two year program, students will specialize in all aspects of electricity including: electrical theory; interpreting, drawing, and wiring series
and parallel circuits; installing conductors, conduit, raceways, and switchboards; learning how to read and utilize the NEC code book;
understanding and utilizing electrical specific tools and materials; and effective communication on a construction site. During each year,
students will take part in actual projects for various schools within the county, such as wiring sheds or other items built by the Carpentry class.
Additionally, students will be provided the opportunity to earn industry credentials and certifications, including OSHA 10 and electrical specific
credentials. At the completion of two years in the program, students will be prepared to enter electrical apprenticeships and/or other careers in
the electrical field.
HVAC/R – 2 year course
Mr. Richard Nash, Instructor
http://tinyurl.com/thctthvac
HVAC/R prepares students to install, repair, and maintain the operating conditions of heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
Students will work with piping and tubing, study heat and electricity, install duct systems and learn the necessary skills to comply with EPA
regulations. Instruction will also include lab and trade safety, detailed work with control systems, mathematics for HVAC/R, and customer
relation skills. This program will prepare students to take the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Certification for Refrigerant Recovery.
Small Engine Technology – 2 year course
Mr. William McKinney, Instructor
http://tinyurl.com/thcttse
The Small Engine Technology program covers a wide range of skills and equipment. Today’s small engines are lighter, smaller, and make more
power than ever before. This course offers students a strong base of mechanical and technical skills to service, diagnose, and repair small
engines of all kinds. Although lawn and garden equipment is covered and included in this course, this course also covers almost any “small
engine”, including motorcycle and ATV engines, go carts, and almost any other engine that fits the course goals. The strong theory base will help
with diagnosis and repair of all types of engines. Opportunities may exist for internships and employment. Students also have the opportunity to
take an industry credential exam and compete in local and state level competitions, which may lead to prizes and scholarships!
For more information on programs and competencies:
The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology
CTE Resource Center
hcps.us/hctt
www.cteresource.org/links/index.html