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Nottoway County Public Schools
Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center
TITLE: FULL TIME CNA INSTRUCTOR
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Plan and implement programs for student’s training to become Nursing Assistants; also to teach the skills and knowledge needed to obtain professional certification.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Registered Nurse/Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
2. State of Virginia license
3. Must be willing to maintain current knowledge of changes in state and federal regulations regarding Nursing
4. Willing to obtain a teaching license through the Virginia Department of Education
Apply on Nottoway County Public Schools Website.
Please also fax a resume to Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center at 434-645-1044
Nottoway County Public Schools
Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center
TITLE: FULL TIME CNA INSTRUCTOR
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Plan and implement programs for student’s training to become Nursing Assistants; also to teach the skills and knowledge needed to obtain professional certification.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Registered Nurse/Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
2. State of Virginia license
3. Must be willing to maintain current knowledge of changes in state and federal regulations regarding Nursing
4. Willing to obtain a teaching license through the Virginia Department of Education
Apply on Nottoway County Public Schools Website.
Please also fax a resume to Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center at 434-645-1044
It is that time of year, FAFSA Time! Have you completed your Financial Aid (FAFSA) application yet? Click the links below for information on how to complete and submit your FAFSA application!
Links:
Federal Student Aid https://studentaid.gov/
State Council of Higher Education of Virginia https://www.schev.edu/index/tuition-aid/financialaid/financial-aid-february-2021
Federal Aid Toolkit https://financialaidtoolkit.ed.gov/tk/
Virginia Education Wizard https://www.vawizard.org/wizard/financial-aid
If you have questions please contact your home high school (Amelia County High School, Nottoway High, or Cumberland High School. Your School Counselors will point you in the right direction for assistance with financial aid.
Black History & Career and Technical Education
February 27th, 2014 David R. Jones
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION HELPS MALE STUDENTS OF COLOR
When my father Justice Thomas R. Jones was growing up in Brooklyn in the 1920’s, my grandfather forbade him from working with tools, fearing that he might become a “mechanic” rather than a black intellectual. My grandfather’s viewpoint was fueled by the “Great Debate,” between Booker T. Washington, and WEB Dubois.
Now may be the time to revisit the debate, focusing primarily on young men of color who are either dropping out of school or graduating without the necessary skills to acquire well-paying jobs in our labor market. Now is the time to advocate for the expansion and upgrading of what is known as Career and Technical Education (CTE). Not too long ago, CTE schools and programs were part of a second-class system known as vocational education and populated by students for whom we had the lowest expectations. Times have certainly changed.
CTE schools include programs relevant to vibrant and emerging fields - graphic and architectural design, aviation maintenance, culinary arts, computer science, and video production, just to name a few. The ultimate goal of CTE is to provide young people with the basic skills to move into well-paying jobs. CTE programs should act as a pipeline to apprenticeships and good jobs.
The Department of Education should continue to expand these programs, while studying what is making them so effective for young men. At the same time, the next step in the growth of CTE is to raise the bar past graduation to improved college readiness. In order to shed the reputation as an alternative to college preparation programs, CTE schools must place a stronger emphasis on equipping students to excel at the next educational level.
ASE Accreditation in Damage Analysis/Estimating/Customer Service, Painting and Refinishing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Celebration!
Congratulations to ACHS 2020 graduate Destiny Royal who
gained employment with CJW Medical Center as a Patient
Safety Screener! Destiny and Mrs. Vronek, YOU ROCK!
Celebration!!
Congratulations to ACHS 2020 graduate Sara (Leann) Clarke for being placed on the Ultimate Medical Academy Dean’s List for achieving a CGPA of 4.0! When asked about her accomplishment and her major she stated, “Medical Billing and Coding, I wouldn’t have gotten here without the best Medical Assistant teacher in the world.” Leanne and Mrs. Vronek, YOU ROCK!
Celebration!!
Congratulations to Imani Crawley for passing her Theory Cosmetology Exam on December 11, 2020! Imani is a 2020 Graduate of ACHS and was unable to take her State Board Exam due to COVID-19! HOWEVER, on Tuesday, December 8, 2020, Imani to participate in a review session with Mrs. Rajah at ANTC to prepare her to take the exam! Imani and Mrs. Rajah, YOU ROCK!!!
College Is Not For Every Student
It is safe to say that not every student will go to college, and there is nothing wrong with students choosing not to attend college. While college might not be for everyone, CTE provides another avenue to success. A college degree is not necessary for many jobs and there is a market for high-skilled non-college educated labor. In 2017, fifty-five percent of the best-paying jobs were in manufacturing, transportation, and construction. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, a construction supervisor or mechanic can both make a median annual wage of $60,000.00. Not bad!
What would happen if educators embraced the mantra “college isn’t for everybody”? As educators, we need to realize that we do not get to choose which students will and will not go to college, and we cannot direct them to a path that they have no desire to follow. However, it is our charge to educate every student and meet their various needs. You may have a different opinion, but please consider this list of successful individuals who do not possess a college degree!
Steve Jobs Rachael Ray Dave Thomas Richard Branson Albert Einstein Oprah Winfrey
Multiple Paths to Success!
George Washington U.S. President Earned a surveyor’s certificate
Soichiro Honda Founder of Honda Honda opted to be an apprentice auto repairman and later founded Honda Motor Company.
Mary Kay Ash Founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics Mary Kay Ash did not pursue a college education, but found success in the cosmetics business.
Ingvar Kampard Ikea Founder Ingvar struggled with dyslexia, but was able to start Ikea with no higher education.
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ANTC News
ANTC News
Amelia-Nottoway Technical Center (ANTC) is extremely happy to once again welcome ANTC students. The ANTC staff is very passionate about career and technical education and we look forward to working to provide our students with rigorous and relevant academic experiences. ANTC will always strive to provide outstanding programs in an environment where students prepare for meaningful employment. We look forward to working with our students who are Preparing Today for Success Tomorrow.
Valarie Harris
Principal
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.