Central Montco Technical High School
For the Arts, Sciences, and Technology
CMTHS News and Events Archive
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Spring 2023
CMTHS in the Times Herald:
"Building careers - CMTHS paves way for girls in construction
Upper Merion student Stephanie Cueva
thriving in Building Trades program"
March 5th to 11th is Women in Construction Week and CMTHS is thrilled about Stephanie's write up in the Times Herald. Click here to read about this amazing young woman!
Fall 2022
CMTHS Winter Holiday
Door Decorations
Spotlight on CMTHS Student Leaders
Congratulations to our CMTHS Leaders who attended the SkillsUSA Fall Leadership Conference!
GO HAWKS!
Thank you to our Chaperone Advisors:
Mrs. Brower, Chef Wheeler, and Mr. Mackereth
CMTHS Halloween Door Decorations
Summer 2022
CMTHS in the News
Click HERE to read more about the
Create-a-Cook Summer Program
May 2022
Former CMTHS Student in the News!
"Norristown Native Becomes
Member of Elite
Navy Honor Guard"
Click here to read more
about former Building Trades student Jamier Seivwright in
The Times Herald Online.
Congratulations Jamier!
We are so proud of you!
Remembering Mr. Fred Kirby
Dear CMTHS Family,
It gives me great sorrow to inform you that Mr. Fred Kirby, one of our Automotive Technology Instructors, died unexpectedly on April 26, 2022.
Death can be difficult for us to understand, especially when it is sudden. Many of us may be confronted with a variety of emotions, which might include shock, sadness, and confusion. I want to assure you that the entire CMTHS staff cares about our students and the feelings they may be experiencing. Please know that we are here to support them during this difficult time.
Any student who needs to talk to one of our counselors should inform their teacher. This is a time when we all need to lean on each other and be there for one another. If you are concerned about a classmate, please reach out to them, or tell a staff member.
Mr. Kirby's passing will deeply affect us all in various ways, so please take the time to check in on each other regularly, as we all heal in our own time. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends and one another. Please click HERE for arrangements.
In sorrow,
Dr. Angela King, Executive Director CMTHS
April 2022
March 2022
CMTHS Student in the News: Leah Odom
Leah Odom, Culinary Arts student and junior at Plymouth Whitemarsh talks about
creating "Mocktails" at
CMTHS. Read the Times Herald Article HERE.
Foundation for Free Enterprise Education
is a Life-Long Connection!
Mrs. Eileen Lawler (Early Childhood Educaiton) and Mr. Tre Hadrick (Counselor) connected 24 years ago through PFEW!
Read more HERE.
CMTHS Staff in the News: Cutting Illiteracy
Mr. Tre Hadrick, CMTHS Counselor, is part of
"Cutting Illiteracy"
at Goodfella's Barbershop in Bridgeport
where kids can come in and read a book already at the location for a free haircut.
Read the Article in the Times Herald HERE
January 2022
CMTHS Receives a $200k Grant!
CMTHS has received a $200,000 grant from the
Regina Charitable Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation
for Students' Scholarship and Training.
Read the Article in the Times Herald HERE
or the Press Release HERE.
December 2021
CMTHS Holiday Door Decorations
Remembering Mr. Michael Bivins
It is with a heavy heart and deep sadness that we inform you that our beloved security professional Mr. Michael Bivins passed away on November 29, 2021. Mr. Bivins was the heart and soul of CMTHS for 23 years. Being able to know every student who attended CMTHS is just a small part of his unmatched legacy. Mr. Bivins joked with, spoke with, and protected the entire CMTHS family. Mr. Bivins made a unique and lasting impression that could never be forgotten with every student, staff member, parent, and community member who ever had the opportunity to meet him. Mr. Bivins will be missed by thousands of students! Simply put, in his own humble way, Mr. Bivins impacted so many lives just by being Mr. Bivins. Mr. Bivins surely made everyone at CMTHS feel safe, secure, and happy with laughter. Mr. Bivins retired on August 30 of this year. His wife, Mrs. Gwen Bivins, calls Mr. Michael Bivins her hero.
Share your Favorite Memory of Mr. Bivins:
We are creating a memory book for everyone to share their favorite memories and photos of Mr. Bivins. Please click on the button below to send your favorite memory or send an email to webmaster@cmths.org by Tuesday, 12/21/21.
The Michael A. Bivins Educational Scholarship
The Central Montco Education Foundation has created the annual Michael A. Bivins Educational Scholarship in order to continue Mr. Bivin’s amazing legacy of helping students in the CMTHS community. To donate to this scholarship in Mr. Bivin’s name, please click the link below, or send a check to:
CMEF/Mr. Bivins
Att: Seth Schram
821 Plymouth Road
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
New Distinguished Alumni for 2021!
Vice President, Blackhorse Auto Body Supply Collision Repair NAHS Class of 2004
Owner and Founder, Heaven's Touch Wellness Center Cosmetology NAHS Class of 2003
November 2021
October 2021
Read more about our October Open Houses at the Times Herald HERE.
May 2021
The Times Herald Online Feature Article:
270 Area Students Graduate from Central Montco Technical High School
Click HERE to read the Times Herald Article about our Graduation.
The Times Herald Online Feature Article:
Style Right: CMTHS Beauty Salon Reopens to Clients
Click HERE to read the Times Herald Article about our Salon.
April 2021
Congratulations to our SkillsUSA and HOSA State Winners
March 2021
Congratulations to our SkillsUSA District Winners
February 2021
CMTHS Distinguished Alumna in the News!
CMTHS Distinguished Alumna, Colleen Kriebel, owner of Kriebel's Bakery is teaming up with Variety The Children's Charity for a Valentine Candy Fundraiser.
We Love Our Community!
Thank You Plymouth Township Police Association
On Tuesday, 2/16 the Officers and Detectives of the Plymouth Township Police Association visited The King's Den at CMTHS. During their visit they dropped off our first clothing donation. All donated clothing is cleaned and then provided to CMTHS students to use as they enter the workforce.
During their visit, Plymouth Township Police Association President Chris Schwartz presented a donation to CMTHS Assistant Director, Dr. King. This donation will offset the costs of cleaning donated clothing.
THANK YOU!
January 2021
CMTHS Students in the News:
Montgomery County Students Reflect on Qualities of Leadership
The following CMTHS student leaders speak about their leadership experiences in SkillsUSA and HOSA in this Montgomery Media News Article. We are so proud of our student leaders and all that they do for our CMTHS Community!
Allied Health:
Cameron Johnson (NAHS), D’zire McNeal Sanchez (NAHS), Maria Estrada (NAHS)
Baking and Pastry Arts:
Dylan Stimmer (PWHS)
Early Childhood Education:
Alleya Flowers (PWHS)
Healthcare Sciences:
Alitres Leon-Alverez (PWHS)
Congratulations to our Students of the
First and Second Quarters - You ROCK!
October 2020
Congratulations to Our 20-21 CTSO Officers
June 2020
CMTHS IN THE NEWS
The Times Herald:
CMTHS Graduates Set a High Standard
CMTHS Awarded more than $100,000 in Scholarship Money!
Read the Times Herald Article HERE.
NBC 10:
What's Good - CMTHS Scholarship Reaction
Healthcare Science Senior Alexandra Rodriguez's reaction to winning a CMTHS Future Ready Scholarship during the Student Success Spotlight broadcast.
February 2020
CMTHS IN THE NEWS
CMTHS Culinary Arts Students help to plan and prepare the NAACP Event on February 22nd.
January 2020
CMTHS in the News
West Chester University Students Bring
Diversity Forum to CMTHS
On January 7th, students from West Chester University's Undivided Club brought activities to CMTHS.
Read the Times Herald Article here.
December 2019
CMTHS in the News
CMTHS Alumna Colleen Kriebel,
Owner of Kriebel's Custom Bakery
Named Lower Providence Business of the Year
CMTHS wishes to congratulate Colleen Kriebel and Kriebel's Custom Bakery for being selected as the Business of the Year in Lower Providence for 2019! We are so proud of our Alumna!
Check out Kriebel's Custom Bakery here.
October 2019
