Taylor has a good work ethic and has been successful in setting up her own classroom network. She works well alone or with others and has helped out first year students in the program.

Taylor will be working on more advanced cybersecurity topics as the year progresses, and she will also be preparing for industry certification during the second semester. Taylor has entered the workforce and is currently employed in an after-school job at McDonalds, where she is getting some real world experience in developing her customer service skills.

Do you ever wonder how your computer or laptop work? How does it know to do what you’re telling it to do? If you ever ask yourself these questions and you’re looking for a fun and interactive class that not only will help you in high school, but also post high school, then the Cyber Support and Networking Program at Hart Career Center is the perfect class for you. This class teaches students about different technology like computers and laptops, and what goes into these devices that makes them do what they do. We all enjoy different personal devices such as laptops, Ipads/tablets, and even our cell phones. But there is a lot that goes into these devices to make them function. This program at Hart Career Center teaches students the basics of how these devices work and how they are networked.

11/20/25 SKILLSUSA members are selling STL Cardinal Calendars

11/21/25 Seniors start to pursue On The Job Training opportunities for second semester.

11/24 - 11/28/25 HCC Thanksgiving Break

12/1/25 Bingo's Biscuits will have holiday themed biscuits available to order.

Bulldog Esports celebrated their tenth anniversary in competitive scholastic esports by participating in Games Week through Extra Life, the gaming arm of the Children's Miracle Network!  After smashing through their first three goals, the team ended up raising a total of $1168. All funds raised by HCC stay local to support MU Children's Health in Columbia. 

The team kicked off the week with eight-hour Twitch streams on Saturday and Sunday, which raised almost $700. During the school week, they had daily treat sales thanks to the generosity of team families and HCC staff. The Twitch streams continued almost every day after school with an ongoing D&D campaign.

Our players value giving back. In addition to CMN, the team is also proud to work with Special Olympics Missouri and the Audrain County Shelter Resource Coalition. Membership is open to all HCC students and Mexico students in grades 6-12.