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CTI Students Attend State Leadership Conference
Career and Technical Instruction students from Loganville High School, Monroe Area High School and Walnut Grove High School attended CTI State Leadership Conference April 25-27.
Career and Technical Instruction students from Loganville High School, Monroe Area High School and Walnut Grove High School attended CTI State Leadership Conference April 25-27. The conference was held at Rock Eagle in Eatonton, Georgia. CTI students from all over the state of Georgia came to compete in various career/technical areas.
Attending the conference were coordinators Barry Brazelton
from MAHS, Alice McClure from WGHS, and Trudy Shirah from LHS. The following
students also attended:, Maya Bell, Cade Brazelton, C.J. Brown, Lydia Gallup, Blair Hitchcock, Omar Khan, Zach Nix, Bernekia Norman, Taylor Phillips and Hannah Ross. This year’s trip was a great success! Students did very well in their
competitive events. Zach Nix placed 1st in Agriculture Science. Hannah Ross placed 1st in Computer Applications. Omar Khan placed 2nd in Career Exploration/Job Interview. Blair Hitchcock won 3rd place in Community Civic Awareness. Bernekia Norman won 3rd place in ECE Level 1 and C.J. Brown won 3rd in ECE Level 2. Our students behaved wonderfully and represented Walton County with pride.
LHS received a Superior Rating on their Outstanding School Notebook. WGHS received an Excellent Rating. LHS won 3rd in state in this competition. The Loganville group was recognized as the top contributor in the state for their fundraising efforts to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
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The following individuals and organizations made generous donations to enable us to cover the cost for students to attend this conference: Becky Garner, Greg Hickman, Kiwanis Club of Loganville, Loganville Lions Club, and Walton County DEES Department.
My husband and I were priviledged to attend this event as judges. We were very impressed with students from across Georgia who joined their teachers and classmates in showcasing their skills and interests through a competitive event on Friday. Students demonstrated professionalism through personal interviews and how they chose their projects. We have a great group of students in our county who are lead by fantastic educators to reach their full potential. Anyone interested can be a judge. We can't wait til next year!