EMCC

Excellence in action 💪

Mia H, in our Emergency Services program, achieved a perfect score for CPR compressions!

Last week, students at Villa of Hope School had the opportunity to participate in hands-on CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) instruction, gaining valuable lifesaving skills that could one day help save a life.

Senior Mia Hill, who is currently enrolled in the Eastern Monroe Career Center (EMCC) EMT Program, earned a perfect score of 100% on her CPR compressions. According to instructors from the Barnard Fire Department in Greece, NY, this is an accomplishment they have never seen before.

Providing students with real-world experiences like this is a cornerstone of Villa's Work-Based Learning and Community Development Program. Beyond preparing students for future careers, these experiences help build confidence, responsibility, and the skills needed to make a positive impact in their communities.

A sincere thank you to Dean and John of the Barnard Professional Firefighters Local 4030 for investing their time and expertise in our students. Their commitment to community education has equipped our students with knowledge that could truly make a difference when every second counts.

Do you have experience as an EMT, paramedic, firefighter, or EMS educator?

Join our team as the EMS teacher - we will help with your certification process!

This is an opportunity to combine your industry experience with teaching and mentoring while enjoying excellent benefits, a collaborative work environment, and the chance to help develop the future workforce.

Visit monroe.edu/Jobs to learn more!

[image description: ambulance in the background with the text reading 'now hiring Emergency Medical Services teacher. Holidays and summers off. No nights or weekends. We will help with teacher certification. Apply today monroe.edu/jobs]

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One of the things that makes Teens & Tots Preschool unique?

Children learn with two adult teachers plus several EMCC high school students preparing for careers in education.

That means more individual attention, more helping hands during activities, and even more opportunities to build friendships and confidence.

Enrollment is open now for the 2026-27 school year. Help us spread the word!
monroe.edu/teensandtots

[Graphic: Promotional flyer for Teens & Tots Preschool featuring four photos of preschool children and high school student teachers learning and playing together, along with a graduation photo. The text reads: "Teens & Tots Preschool. Where little learners and future teachers grow together." Enrollment is now open. The flyer highlights early learning, sensory play, and that the preschool is open to children from all school districts.]

Attention LPNs!

Looking for a new way to use your nursing experience?

Join the teaching team with the Health Careers Program at Eastern Monroe Career Center! As an associate teacher, you’ll help prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals.

✔ Predictable school-year schedule
✔ Great benefits
✔ Collaborative team
✔ Meaningful work that makes a difference

If you're ready to inspire future healthcare workers, visit monroe.edu/jobs and apply today or click here: https://www.applitrack.com/monroeone/onlineapp/JobPostings/view.asp?Category=Instructional&AppliTrackJobId=2508&AppliTrackLayoutMode=detail&AppliTrackViewPosting=1

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Congratulations to the EMCC Class of 2026! 🎓

Graduation filled the Kodak Center with students, families, and staff as we celebrated the accomplishments of this year’s Career and Technical Education graduates. From classroom learning to hands-on training, students were recognized for the skills and dedication that brought them to this moment.

[Images: EMCC graduates walking in and crossing the stage to get their certificates at the Kodak Center. There are also photos of a student speaker and student singer.]

A co-op opportunity has turned into a paid position for one of our newest Automated Manufacturing and Machining graduates!

Congratulations to Rush-Henrietta's Colton B., who will be joining the team at ITT Flow Technologies after graduation this week.

Even better, he'll be working alongside his mentor, Matt Williams, who completed the AMM program as an adult student last year.

[Images: Colton B. and Matt Williams working and smiling for a picture at ITT Flow Technologies.]

After years of preparing students for careers in advanced manufacturing, our Automated Manufacturing and Machining teacher, Leonard Hall, is retiring.

Last week, the Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program surprised him with a plaque recognizing his commitment to developing the next generation of advanced manufacturing professionals and thanking him for his years of partnership.

Congratulations on your retirement, Lenny!

[Images: Leonard Hall is presented with a retirement plaque from the Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program. One photo shows Lenny smiling with Keri Martin. Another shows Lenny with four of his students and Associate Teacher Brian Gravelle as they celebrate his retirement.]

Looking for a new challenge beyond the shop?
🚘We're seeking an experienced automotive technician to lead our Automotive Services Program and inspire future industry professionals.
🚘We'll provide support through the teacher certification process, so all you need is your industry experience and passion for helping students succeed.
🚘Visit monroe.edu/Jobs today to apply!

[image description: student working on a car's engine while a teacher looks on. Over the photo is the text 'now hiring auto services teacher. Get nights, weekends, summers, and holiday breaks off! Apply today, monroe.edu/jobs']

BIG NEWS from Skills USA!

Our Automated Manufacturing and Machining students just took third place at the national competition 🏆

Congratulations to all: https://www.monroe.edu/news-details/~board/m1-news/post/all-10-emcc-skillsusa-competitors-finish-in-top-10-nationally

What a week for our SkillsUSA competitors!

After days of preparation and contests, our students wrapped up the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference in Atlanta.

Congratulations to all ten students who earned the chance to compete and gave it their all!

[Images: Group photo of Vincent C., Katie M., and Paige S. and group photo of Charles B., Aidan C., Jeffrey D., and Miles G. in front of their TeamWorks build.