ANNOUNCEMENT
Lex La Ray Technical Center, 2323 High School Drive, Lexington, MO is applying for reaffirmation of accreditation with the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. Persons wishing to make comments should write to the Executive Director of the Commission, Council on Occupational Education, 7840 Roswell Road, Bldg. 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350. Persons making comments must provide their names and mailing addresses.
Empowering students to build a successful career
Lex La-Ray Technical Center is one of 57 area vocational technical schools in the state of Missouri. The facility opened in 1975 and serves approximately 300 students each year.
At Lex La-Ray, we help students build job skills by offering a balanced program of classroom instruction and hands-on training. Together with our excellent staff and State-of-the-art equipment, this emphasis on knowing and doing helps students develop the career skills needed for success and future achievement.
Outstanding students from area schools have been chosen to be a part of Lex La-Ray Technical Center, including Concordia, Higginsville, Lexington, Odessa, Richmond, Santa Fe, Wellington, Hardin-Central, Norborne, Orrick, as well as students enrolled in area private schools and adults from West Central Missouri.
At Lex La-Ray, we help students build job skills by offering a balanced program of classroom instruction and hands-on training. Together with our excellent staff and State-of-the-art equipment, this emphasis on knowing and doing helps students develop the career skills needed for success and future achievement.
Outstanding students from area schools have been chosen to be a part of Lex La-Ray Technical Center, including Concordia, Higginsville, Lexington, Odessa, Richmond, Santa Fe, Wellington, Hardin-Central, Norborne, Orrick, as well as students enrolled in area private schools and adults from West Central Missouri.
Lex La-Ray Technical Center new staff for 2021-2022
Hi, my name is Ryan Tucker. I am excited to begin my first year at Lex
La-Ray, as the Building Trades Instructor. I have worked construction/building for the last 22 years. During that time, I have owned my own remodeling business in Florida, before moving to Missouri in 2013. I then began working with a local contractor to learn the full building trade from start to finish. In 2015 I started my own business as a general contractor. The building trade itself is one of my passions, but another is teaching it. I am looking forward to a room full of students eager to learn this trade. I firmly believe the saying- "Whatever good things we build end up building us!" So I am ready to get started building with each student and my new career as their instructor. ~Ryan Tucker |
Hello, my name is Sarah Chaney. I am so excited to be the new Early Childhood/Teaching Professions Instructor at Lex La-Ray Technical Center. Teaching, mentoring, and encouraging a new generation of childcare professionals and educators is something that I feel very passionate about. Teaching has been a wonderful and rewarding career path for me, and I hope to be able to share this with young people with an interest in this field. I look forward to also sponsoring the FCCLA chapter at Lex La-Ray. I have been blessed to spend over 22 years teaching in the Lexington R-V School District. I began teaching at Leslie Bell Elementary, Early Childhood Education, then moved to second grade. After 8 and a half years, I spent 4 years teaching 5th grade at Lexington Middle School. Then I returned to LBS to teach 1st grade and then most recently 4th grade. I graduated from Northwest Missouri State University with a teaching degree in Elementary Education, Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education. I later earned a master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction from William Woods University. My husband Lynn and I, along with our 4 children, Courtney, Kimberly, Dale and Misty live in Lexington. Our oldest daughters have graduated high school and are working in the community. Dale will be a senior and Misty will be freshman at Lexington High School. Our family keeps busy with church and school events. ~Sarah Chaney
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HIGHER EDUCATION EMERGENCY RELIEF
Lex La Ray Technical Center was a recipient of the High Education Emergency Relief grant that was part of the CARES ACT signed into law by President Trump at the end of May. Lex La Ray was awarded $44,826 in the grant, 50% or $22,413 was required to go to students for Covid-19 relief.
To receive a grant as a student, the student must have been enrolled during the month of March, have a completed FAFSA on file, and been eligible to participate in Title IV funds. The student also had to sign an agreement to use the funds only for Covid-19 disruptions. As outlined in the agreement students agreed to:
In order to receive the HEERF award students are to agree to use the funds
to cover expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus (including eligible
expenses under a student’s cost of attendance, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care.
Lex La Ray Technical Center recognized that each student was affected by Covid-19. Each full time student that met the above requirements was awarded a grant of $1,000.00. Each part time student that met the above requirements received a grant of $500.00
Lex La Ray gave out 22 full time grants and 1 part time grant as of September 30, 2020. This totaled $22,500 which is above the 50% requirement. This is the FINAL Report
To receive a grant as a student, the student must have been enrolled during the month of March, have a completed FAFSA on file, and been eligible to participate in Title IV funds. The student also had to sign an agreement to use the funds only for Covid-19 disruptions. As outlined in the agreement students agreed to:
In order to receive the HEERF award students are to agree to use the funds
to cover expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus (including eligible
expenses under a student’s cost of attendance, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care.
Lex La Ray Technical Center recognized that each student was affected by Covid-19. Each full time student that met the above requirements was awarded a grant of $1,000.00. Each part time student that met the above requirements received a grant of $500.00
Lex La Ray gave out 22 full time grants and 1 part time grant as of September 30, 2020. This totaled $22,500 which is above the 50% requirement. This is the FINAL Report