Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center
Cultivating Career Ready Citizens Through Education, Empowerment, & Employment
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AND WE ARE EXCITED TO SHARE IT WITH OUR STUDENTS!!
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ANTC News
ANTC News
Letter from our Principal,
Mrs. Valarie Harris
February Teacher of the Month
Mr. Shaun Spradlin
Auto Body Technology Teacher
February Student of the Month
Samantha Alzate
Criminal Justice Student
January Employee of the Month
Ms. Sue Brown, Finance Mgr.
January Student of the Month
Jose Alvarez
Medical Assistant Student
November Employee of the Month
Mrs. Dushunna Scott
Criminal Justice Teacher
November Student of the Month
James Boudreau
Auto Body Technology
October Employee of the Month
Mrs. Lakeisha Lawson
October Student of the Month
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ANTC Celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness
September Employee of the Month
Mrs. Arlene Robertson
COVID-19
COVID-19
Our team is dedicated to keeping our students safe, and our students' health and well-being are included in those efforts. We've heard a lot about the coronavirus (COVID-19) and want to assure you that we are focused on keeping our schools clean, as well as reminding our students of good hygiene habits.
Click here for tips from the Virginia Department of Health on preventing the spread of the virus.
Click here for more information from the Centers for Disease Control.
Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center is located in the town of Jetersville in Nottoway County, Virginia. High school students in the counties of Amelia, Nottoway, and Cumberland are afforded the opportunities to be transported to the center for Career and Technical Education programs. Currently, the following CTE programs are being offered:
Auto Body Technology
Cosmetology
Medical Assistant
Nurse Aide
The school has developed the philosophy that all people, regardless of race, sex, color, or national origin should have the advantages of educational opportunities, to the extent of their abilities. The school's educational programs should prepare and educate students for an ever-changing society. During the educational process, the school's staff utilizes all available resources, agencies, and organizations within the community to guarantee some degree of success in overcoming barriers for our students.
Amelia Nottoway Technical Center also houses the Piedmont Alternative School for Nottoway County students.