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A student in a workshop uses a grinder on a piece of metal clamped in a vise, creating bright sparks. The student wears protective gloves and safety glasses, with tools and equipment visible around the shop area.
Sparks Fly in the Welding at CCC

CCC welding program students are gaining hands-on experience as they work on fabrication projects, learning precision, technique, and the skills needed in the workforce. In this project, a student is preparing material for welding a bevel plate—an important step in creating strong, high-quality welds.

A group of students stand in a classroom holding small wooden truss bridge models they built. Some students stand on chairs while others stand on the floor, posing together and smiling as they display their projects.
From blueprint to bridge

Students in Applied Math at Harrisonville High School applied their geometry skills by designing and building popsicle stick bridges. After creating scaled blueprints, students brought their designs to life and made adjustments throughout the process. Each bridge was then tested to see how much weight it could hold.

A young student smiles while using a small rolling tool to flatten playdough on a table. A container of playdough sits nearby, and sunlight comes through a window behind the child.
Preschool Playdough Fun

Preschool students at the Harrisonville Early Childhood Center strengthened fine motor skills by using playdough during classroom activities.

Harrisonville Middle School students took the stage to present James and the Giant Peach.
HMS Presents James & The Giant Peach

Harrisonville Middle School students recently took the stage to present James and the Giant Peach. From colorful characters to confident performances, students brought the story to life and showcased their hard work and creativity. 

A student wearing glasses sits at a classroom desk reviewing a stack of vocabulary worksheets. A pencil and books are on the desk, including a world records book. Other students are seated in the background working quietly.
Building Strong Vocabulary Skills

Third-graders are building vocabulary skills through morphology, breaking words into prefixes, suffixes, and other meaningful parts to better understand word structure and apply their learning to new words.

A teacher stands at the front of a classroom holding papers and speaking to students seated at desks. A projector screen displays a lesson while students follow along with notebooks and materials. The classroom is decorated with green lights and posters, and students are focused on the instruction.
Signature Series

Students in Mrs. Dearing’s eighth-grade Career Exploration class at Harrisonville Middle School participated in the “Signature Series,” a program presented by Neisha Handley and the Cass County Public Library. The session, developed with a graphologist and forensic handwriting expert, gave students insight into handwriting analysis and career connections.
 

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