Fall Camps   

This 5-day ACT Prep class will be a gamechanger for you and your college-bound student! After completing Koontz Cram Course, 95 percent of students receive more acceptance offers and the average student receives over $30,000 more in scholarships. Koontz’s team of current and past high school teachers know exactly what helps a student conquer the ACT. Reduce your college debt and watch your child maximize their options through achieving higher ACT scores.

Schedule for October session is:

Saturday October 10th 9AM-2PM AND

Monday-Thursday October 12th-15th 6PM-9PM each day

Contact Steve Koontz at dskoontz@charter.net after you register and he will setup your account.

ACE CNC Machining is a 4-day, hands-on course for high school students ages 14–18 interested in CNC machining and modern manufacturing. No previous CNC experience is required.

Classes are held at the Strawberry Plains Campus, beginning at 9:00 AM each day. Students will gain practical experience with CNC machine operation, basic setup, measurement, and part production, along with an introduction to Autodesk Fusion 360 CAD and CAM for creating designs and CNC machining operations.

Students will also have the option to pursue a Haas CNC certification, providing an opportunity to earn an additional industry-recognized credential demonstrating foundational CNC machining skills.

Grant funding covers the cost for students, including meals, snacks, and drinks throughout the 4-day course. There is no registration deposit required.

This hands-on course is a great opportunity to explore manufacturing, engineering, and machining while building valuable technical skills and gaining experience with industry-standard equipment.

For information about the class, contact Andy Polnicki at aepolnicki@pstcc.edu.

ACE Metrology Youth is a 1-day, hands-on STEM experience designed for students ages 14–18 who want to explore precision measurement and manufacturing. Students will learn how manufacturers use measurement tools to inspect parts, evaluate dimensions and tolerances, and make sure products are made correctly.

The session is held at the Strawberry Plains Campus, beginning at 9:00 AM. Students will get hands-on experience using tools such as calipers and micrometers to measure a part and evaluate the results while learning how measurement and accuracy play an important role in modern manufacturing.

Students will also be introduced to measurement uncertainty and proper measurement techniques through practical, hands-on activities designed to make precision measurement easy to understand and engaging.

Food, drinks, and snacks are included throughout the session.

Grant funding covers the cost for participants, providing students with access to the full ACE Metrology Youth experience.

For information about the class, contact Andy Polnicki at aepolnicki@pstcc.edu.