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Tech Students Receive the Tech Master Scholarship

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
May 11, 2015
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Elllie Hall and McKayla Rankin were recognized for receiving the Tech Master Scholarship, on Thursday, May 7, at the Simpson County Technical Center.  The Tech Master Scholarship is sponsored by the Simpson County Development Foundation.

Congratulations, Elllie Hall and McKayla Rankin!

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Pictured: (center) Elllie Hall and McKayla Rankin, Tech Master Scholarship recipients

Also pictured are Dixie Everett, vocational counselor, and Dr. Bo Huffman, vocational director.

 

The Simpson County Technical Center offers students the opportunity to enroll in a career and technical education (CTE) program where they learn a career trade integrated with academics and employability skills that prepare them for continued education at the college level and/or the ability to go directly into the workforce. Students also participate in student organizations where they enhance leadership skills, employability skills, and their career specific skills in various competitions held at district, state and national levels.  Research has found that those who take CTE courses in high school and then enter college and the workforce tend to earn more over time than those who only take academic courses at the secondary level.

Student organizations provide CTE students with the opportunities to develop their leadership and employability skills and to demonstrate their career program skills through competition with their peers on district, state, and national levels. Students who participate in these organizations enhance their experiences received in both the classroom and laboratory environments.

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