Sunday, November 27, 2011

T&I Fire Camp


Mr. Satenstein's Trade and Industry Class attended the CHS Fire Academy during the week of October 17-21 for a sampling of what the Fire Academy offers.
The recruits learned how to Tag In, Classes of Fire, Fire Chemistry, Types of Fire Equipment, and how to use PPE, Hoses, Streams, and Hydrants.
A Lot was learned and a Good Time was had by All.
HooRaah!

CLICK HERE FOR ALL OF THE PHOTOS

Walk for Hope Cancer Fundraiser

Fire Academy Recruits and Chief Barlow at the "Walk for Hope" Captain Buddy Caldwell, Rosemary Goodman,
and Engineer Cheryl White Rosemary Goodman shows off her Ribbon Concord HS Faculty shows support for the "Walk for Hope" Some of the recruits enjoy checking out The Pink Lady


The Pink Lady from the Charlotte Fire Department came to the
Concord High School "Walk for Hope" Cancer Fundraising event on October 20, 2011.
Captain Buddy Caldwell brought "The Pink Lady and stood by.

The school raised $2,734.95 for Cancer Research in 2 hours.
HooRaah!

Rosemary Goodman is the Cancer Survivor that "The Walk for Hope was started for a number of years ago.


RCCC Fire Protection Technology Joint Advisory Board Meeting

Chief Barlow is on the RCCC Advisory Board for the Fire Protection Technology Program. The Members met on October 19th at RCCC and discussed the FPT and the newly developed EPT programs.
Two of our CHS Fire Academy Graduates are enrolled in the
RCCC Fire Protection Technology program at this time.

Members of the Advisory Board include:

Bob Parnell - Chief - Salisbury Fire Department
David Morris - Deputy Chief - Salisbury Fire Department
Jay Baker - Chief - Spencer Fire Department
Daniel W. Peters - CFPS - Town Manager - Granite Quarry
Ernie Hiers - Chief - Kannapolis Fire Department
Rick Barnhardt - Division Chief - Kannapolis Fire Department
Randall Faggart - Division Chief - Kannapolis Fire Department
Randy Holloway - Chief - Concord Fire and Life Safety
Curtis Teague - Deputy Chief - Concord Fire and Life Safety
Lee Readling - Battalion Chief - Concord Fire and Life Safety
Roger Cline - Battalion Chief - Training - Concord Fire and Life Safety
David Barlow - Chief - Concord High School Fire Academy
Bryan Dunn - Chief - Harrisburg Fire Department
David Montague - Fire Marshal - Harrisburg Fire Department
Steve Langer - Fire Marshal - Cabarrus County

These individuals have great knowledge of our program and they have a vested interest in you as recruits.
In today's world everything is about Communications and Networking.
The years of Fire Service Experience and Wisdom these folks have is incredible.
Collectively these professionals have More than 400 years of experience.
Tap into this incredible resource and make it part of your personal network.

For more information on these programs please contact:

Dr. Joe Woodall
704-678-0071 Office
704-678-0071
joe.woodall@rccc.edu


Battalion 4 PPE and Assorted Photos

Ericka - Those Bunker Pants are just a little Big.
Who will finish first?

This Post is to recognize some of what the Semester 1 Battalion 4 did with the PPE class and it also provides a Link to a good collection of Assorted Photos from the 1st Semester.

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Aluminum Can Recycling Project

Please help us fill our Can Tainer
as many times as possible this year
The CHS Fire Academy Can Tainer on Sept. 1st, 2011

The Concord High School Fire Academy has partnered with Can Do Recycling - South and is in the process of trying to Recycle as many cans as possible. This not only saves energy, but provides us with a year round income by getting the local community and the school community to recycle their cans to assist the CHS Fire Academy.

Copy and Paste this on your Facebook Status to share with your friends and help us fill the CanTainer.

"If you have recyclable Aluminum cans at home please consider bringing them to school and depositing them in our large Can Recycling Container adjacent to the Softball field at the edge of the Student Parking Lot. Encourage your neighbors to join in the efforts as well. This facility is available 24 hours / day and 365 days a year. Thank You for your support!"

Chief Barlow's Mother Emily M. Barlow Passes


Emily Barlow

This is a short entry to say Thank You for all of your thoughts and prayers during this time of loss for the Barlow Family.
The Link will take you to her obituary.


After returning from Rhode Island, I found a Maple Tree in my truck as a Memorial for my mother. It is so appropriate since I collected Maple Sap with my mother as a young child and learned how to make Maple Syrup. Thank You Amber and Mrs. Cline for orchestrating such an appropriate Memorial.
It is now planted in my front yard.
How To Make Maple Syrup

Thank You to the Concord Fire and Life Safety Crews that covered my classes during the four days that I was out.
Thanks also to the Concord Professional Firefighters Association for the plant in memory of my mother.

CHS Fire Academy Presents the Colors at the NC Region 6 School Board Meeting held at Cox Mill High School