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Wall of Fame DAVID MCDERMOTT, DIRECTOR

DAVID [email protected] WALL OF FAME August 2015

Volume 10 Issue 1

What’s

Inside

CTAE: Working to Produce High-Achieving Students

HCCA

Page 5

VHS

Page 10

NHS

Page 11

WRHS

Page 14

HCHS

Page 17

FMMS

Page 18

MCMS

Page 20

New CTAE

Supervisors &

Teachers

Page 22

News & Notes

Page 23

CTAE

Leaders/

Support

Pages 24-25

Welcome Back!

Educators Attend Move On When Ready Training

Move On When Ready (MOWR) is Georgia’s new dual enrollment program that

allows high school students to earn college credit while working on their high

school diplomas.

The new law streamlines the existing dual enrollment options into one program with

one funding source. By consolidating the existing programs into a single program, it

will be easier for students and parents to navigate and take advantage of the

available options to enroll in college courses while still in high school. The new

MOWR program includes provisions to help remove some of the financial barriers

that may prevent students from participating in a dual enrollment program. The new

MOWR was signed into law on April 30, 2015 and went into effect on July 1, 2015.

The new MOWR program is administered by the Georgia Student Finance

Commission.

MOWR Training was held at the Macon

Centreplex on July 30 to provide new MOWR

(Senate Bill 132/Senate Bill 2) information. All

high school counselors attended the training as

well as David McDermott, Director of CTAE

and Kathy James, Coordinator for Student

Services.

David McDermott is pictured at right

presenting at the Robins Regional

Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class

to leaders on how Houston County Career

Academy is developing our workforce.

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McDermott Installed as President of GCCTA

David McDermott, Director

of Career, Technology and

Agricultural Education, was

installed as the President of

the Georgia Council for

Career and Technical

Administrators (GCCTA).

The swearing-in took place

during a Georgia Association

of Career and Technical

Educators (GACTE)

meeting.

As President, he will assume

a position on the Board of

Directors for GACTE. This

position is a three-year term.

“I am honored to represent

the CTAE Administrators

across the state of Georgia,”

commented McDermott. “I

am excited about the

awesome opportunities we are offering our students through the Career, Technical and Agricultural

Education Programs in our state. This position affords me the opportunity to be a voice for the students,

teachers and administrators of Houston County, as well as all of the districts in Georgia."

Houston County Educators Attend GACTE Awards Dinner

L to R—Belinda Collier (VHS), Cindi Holly (HCCA), Monica Kearse (VHS), Sherry Johnson (VHS),

Jennie Lawrence (HCCA), Jacquelyn Bowman (PMS), Sabrina Phelps (HCCA) and Will Smith (HCCA)

9/4/15

Houston County Students Elected to Georgia FCCLA State Executive Council

Five students from Houston County were elected to serve

on the Georgia FCCLA State Executive Council for the

2015-2016 school term. The students will be responsible

for leading over 16,000 Georgia FCCLA Members.

Representing Houston County High School are Dara

Ogunsakin, First Vice President; Desiree Singleton,

Region 7 Officer; and Regan Merrill, National Liaison.

Representing Veterans High School is Makaela Fitzwater, Vice President of Community Service.

Representing Thomson Middle School is Hamilton Mason, Middle Level Representative.

Dara Ogunsakin Desiree Singleton Regan Merrill

Makaela Fitzwater Hamilton Mason

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CTAE is for ALL Georgia Students!

In high school, students have access to multiple outlets for success and finally have the opportunity to decide which one is

right for them. With so many opportunities to select, Career, Technical and Agricultural Education outshines the rest due

to its ability to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for career readiness and success no matter what

trade or professional career students choose after high school graduation. CTAE courses are not just the cooking and typ-

ing classes anymore, but rather have become the largest providers of skills used in ALL of the top 10 jobs of 2020. There

is a demand for skilled, smart, and determined students and CTAE creates the path for those students to step forward and

receive the career worth working for.

Prior to my high school journey I was unsure of what my direction was, and it was such an amazing feeling to find Family

and Consumer Sciences where I “fit in” and carried me to joining Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America

(FCCLA) and pursuing an office position in high school. As a freshman in high school, you often have to wonder what

clique you fall into and what lunch table you have to worry about sitting at. Fortunately, I fell right into the CTAE clique

that encompassed passionate, driven students and was able to break boundaries by connecting with students on the local,

state, and national levels.

With my amazing CTAE pathway Nutrition and Food Science, and my amazing experiences with FCCLA, I have been

able to travel across the country, create life-long friendships, develop professionalism, and much more. FCCLA has grant-

ed me the opportunity to advocate for CTAE and its importance as local as my Board of Education and as nation wide as

in front of the United States Department of Education. Without CTAE classes, I’m pretty sure I would have just stared at

the clock for 8 hours at school. However, I was so blessed to have the opportunity to thrive in a classroom that has helped

me find a profession that I thoroughly enjoy.

As a Georgia FCCLA State Officer and now a National FCCLA Officer, I have seen firsthand that the skills for life that

CTAE classes instill in its students are lifelong and life changing. These skills for life include planning, goal setting, deci-

sion-making, and interpersonal communications that you unknowingly use in everyday life. CTAE classes also connect

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to real life scenarios and allow for students to advance their core aca-

demics in a more successful setting. Once you find a CTAE pathway that fits your individual personality, the word “job”

turns into the word “career”. With CTAE classes available to students, success becomes much more immediate and much

more achievable.

About the author…Shivani Dhir is the current National FCCLA Vice President of Community Service, a recent Houston

County Schools graduate, and this fall she will attend the University of Georgia.

By Shivani Dhir

Article as posted by Matthew

Gambill on gacte.org

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Catering By Culinary Students

In the month of July, HCCA culinary

students catered for the Adult Robins

Regional Leadership Class. In the

picture on the left is Deangelo Howell

who is posing next to the table of food

that was prepared.

Apple and Almond Chicken Salad was served on a Golden

Brown Toasted Croissant with Beet, Sweet Potato, and

Arrow Root Baked chips.

Included on the menu was Fresh, Italian Caprese

Salad with Fresh Churned Strawberry Ice Cream for

dessert.

Houston County Career Academy

Houston Career Academy is located at 1311 Corder

Road in Warner Robins. Mrs. Sabrina Phelps serves as

Principal.

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Educators Attend Georgia Association for Career & Technical Education Conference

Community Members and Partners Create Enrichment Opportunities at HCCA

Houston County Career

Academy representatives

attending the 2015 GACTE

summer conference: Front

row l- r, Sabrina Phelps,

Principal, Kristine Thornburg,

YAP Coordinator, Paul Hibbitts,

HCCA, Inc. Board Chairman;

Cindi Holly, Business Education

-WBL Teacher, Jennie

Lawrence, Healthcare Science

Teacher. Second row l- r, Will

Smith, Engineering Teacher,

Aleena Bennett, Culinary Arts

Teacher, Mary Walker,

Healthcare Science Teacher.

Back row l- r, Jimmy Jones,

Automotive Teacher,

Cindy O'Mara, Teaching As A

Profession Teacher.

During the month of May, the

Healthcare Science Department

at Houston County Career

Academy took advantage of the

testing schedule and long blocks

for students by creating several

enrichment opportunities for

students. HCCA would like to

recognize and thank those of our

community members and

partners who donated their time

and wisdom to help further these

bright starts to our Healthcare

Providers of tomorrow! Joy

Knight, pictured at right, Health

Educator for Houston County

Health Department, dedicated

an entire day to talk to students about the resources available at the Houston County Health Department.

She also talked to the students candidly about her experiences working in public health. HCCA is

thankful for her time and expertise and are proud to partner with the Houston County Health Department

as a community partner and resource. This is Mrs. Knight’s second year supporting the program and

speaking to classes.

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Mrs. Patti Stogner, with CAREing Paws, talked to

students about her work with therapy dogs and

brought her dog, Kaija, as a special guest! Students

were able to interact and see first-hand some the

benefits of integrating animals into healthcare and

the healing process. This is Mrs. Stogner’s second

year supporting the program and speaking to the

classes.

Dr. Jimmy Colquitt, Respiratory Therapist and Instructor

at Middle Georgia State University, visited HCCA

classes for two days bringing some of his own students

to help teach high school students about intubation and

respiratory care. Dr. Colquitt brought pig lungs to

demonstrate anatomical similarities to the human lung as

well as a simulated smoker’s lung to demonstrate the

importance of a healthy lifestyle free from smoking.

Dr. Colquitt engaged students and talked to them about

being an advisor at the college level and his

recommendations for the best path to medical school.

Dr. Colquitt has been a long standing supporter of the

Career Academy.

Community Members and Partners Create Enrichment

Opportunities at HCCA (continued)

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Accordia Urgent Care brought professionals to

speak to classes about the benefits of serving in

the military as a pathway for obtaining medical

training. Owner and entrepreneur, John Welch and

staff talked about their careers and the many

opportunities they have had throughout the years.

Thanks to Mr. John Welch, Mr. Matt Stoner, Ms.

Amy Sims, and Mr. Daniel Chambers for the time

and dedication to HCCA students.

Mr. John Welch, Mr. Matt Stoner, Ms. Amy Sims,

Mr. Daniel Chambers

Mrs. Teresa Sullivan came to talk to HCCA

students about Hospice. She discussed her role as an

RN and what is expected with Hospice care.

Students were able to ask questions about caring for

patients in a home environment and the

qualifications needed to become a Hospice patient

care provider. HCCA was excited to have

Mrs. Sullivan join them this year.



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Nurse Managers at Perry Hospital, Mr. Chris Hobbs and

Ms. Sabrina Lamberth, talked about heart health and walked

students through a dissection of a pig heart. Students were

able to put knowledge to the test by identifying valves, major

vessels, and chambers of the heart. This was an excellent

experience for HCCA students.

Mr. Chris Hobbs

Nurse Manager at Perry Hospital

Students participating

in the dissection of a

pig heart

HCCA students hosted the second annual HCCA Healthcare Science Health Fair. Students prepared

various stations including: check-in with informed consent, blood pressure, pulse oxygen saturation,

height, weight, body mass index, balance, hand washing, CPR, AED, pulse with doppler ultrasound,

vision screening, reflex testing, step test, and writing cards to send to children in the hospital. There were

more than 150 volunteers at the health fair including parents, students, teachers, and members of the

Perry Chamber of Commerce. This was a great opportunity for students to practice skills they had learned

all year.

Houston County Career Academy is very proud of their students. Students were recognized in front of

peers, family, and friends on May 3 in an official HCCA Healthcare Awards Ceremony. These students

have worked hard to gain state Certified Nursing Assistant qualifications and National Medical Office

Assistant certifications. HCCA is proud to work closely with work-based learning coordinators in the

county to provide novice level positons for students, for they are the future healthcare leaders of the

community! HCCA thanks everyone for all of the support they have received and look forward to another

great year!



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VHS FCCLA Goes For The Gold In Washington, DC

Veterans High School

Veterans High School FCCLA members travelled to Washington D.C. this summer to attend the FCCLA

National Leadership Conference and to compete in STAR Event competitions. FCCLA members from

across the United States attended the conference from July 4-9 in downtown Washington D. C.

Hannah Miller and Bailey Walker competed in Interior Design and won a Silver medal, Emily Konicki

earned a GOLD medal in Career Investigation and Victoria Palmer competed in Clothing Construction

and won a SILVER medal.

Veterans High School is located at 340 Piney Grove Road in Kathleen. Mr. Chris Brown serves as

Principal.

Pictured form left to right are Hannah Miller, Bailey Walker, Emily Konicki and Victoria Palmer

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Northside High School

Northside High FCCLA students competed July 5-9th at the STAR event competition during the Family

Career, Community Leaders of America's National Leadership Conference held in Washington DC. Gold

medal winners were Lashadia Jimenez and Brianna Hampton in the Entrepreneurship event, and Olivia

Johnson and Shacouia Howard in Chapter in Review Display event. Silver medal winners were Alexis

Monroy in Chapter in Review Portfolio event and Fatimah Fofana in the Entrepreneurship event. During

the conference, students met with our State Representative, Austin Scott, and members of his office took

the students on a tour of the United States Capitol. Students also toured many educational and historic

memorials in Washington, including the U.S. Mint, the Holocaust museum, Lincoln Memorial,

and Smithsonian Museums. The Advisors, Jill Massee and Shonda McFadden chaperoned the trip.

Northside High School is located at 926 Green Street in Warner Robins. Dr. Greg Peavy serves as

Principal.

Pictured with Representative Austin Scott: left to right, front row: Mickayla Pecoraro,

Advisor, Jill Massee, Alexis Monroy; 2nd row: Brianna Hampton, Olivia Johnson, Lashadia

Jimenez, Representative Austin Scott; 3rd Row: Fatimah Fofana and Shacouia Howard

NHS FCCLA Attends National Leadership Conference and

Meets With State Representative Austin Scott

9/4/15

Local NHS FCCLA Officers Attend Discover Training

On August 22, Northside High FCCLA Officers attended a Discover

Training (Developing Individual School Chapters with Vision,

Energy and Responsibilities) at Camp John Hope in Fort Valley,

Georgia. The training was hosted by the Georgia Association of

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).

Almost 400 members from over 50 chapters across the state attended this day of unique opportunities

that informed and motivated chapter officers and their advisors to explore opportunities available through

FCCLA. They examined new ways to help them succeed in the families, careers and communities. The

weekend meeting was intended to increase student’s knowledge of what it means to lead their local

chapters and ways to take this back to their own community.

Attendees participated in various sessions that included ideas to take back to their local chapter regarding

membership, community service, middle school, national programs and competitive events.

Attending the Discover Training were the following students, President, Alexis Monroy; First Vice

President, Saccouyah Pitts; Vice President of Programs, Lashadia Jimenez; Secretary, Zakeiya

Westberry; Historian, Josh Smith and Membership/Public Relations, Destiny Edwards. Advisors

attending were Jill Massee and Carla Jessup.

Pictured are from left to right: Lashadia Jimenez, Saccoyah Pitts, Josh Smith, Alexis Monroy, Destiny

Edwards, Zakeiya Westberry

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Chip Bridges Visits with NHS Student

Chip Bridges, Program Manager of Agriculture Education with the Georgia Department of Education,

said, “I am so blessed to see the work of many great students from across the State of Georgia. Recently I

saw my friend Bailey as he prepared to show his goat project. He does not let obstacles, or labels, or

special needs get in his way of achieving success. It is great to see awesome students participate in

FFA”!!!

Pictured above is John (Chip) Bridges with Bailey Hall, Northside High School student

NHS FCCLA Hosts Funny Banana Breakfast for Teachers

FCCLA members recently hosted a “Funny Banana

Breakfast” to welcome back the teachers at

Northside High School. Teachers received a water

bottle and a banana (“apples are sooo last year”).

These were not just any bananas, they were special

because they had messages written on them by the

members with sayings like “I’m healthy and I know

it”, “How many days’ til Christmas vacation?” and

“Just add pudding and wafers”. FCCLA Advisors

are Jill Massee and Carla Jessup.

Pictured from left to right: Brianna Hampton,

Zakeyia Westberry, Masona Fofana, Daenaja Newell,

Emily Jones, Dajon Card, Ruby Kiera, Lashadia

Jimenez, Saccouyah Pitts, and Alexis Monroy

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WRHS FCCLA Earns Awards at National Leadership Conference

Warner Robins High School

Warner Robins High School FCCLA

members, Andrea Minix and Dalton

Scarlett, (pictured at left) placed

Silver in Entrepreneurship at the 2015

National Leadership Conference this

summer in Washington D.C. Andrea

and Dalton competed in the senior

category creating a year-round

Christmas shop called "The South

Pole.” The FCCLA advisor is Sheila

Johnson.

Warner Robins High School FBLA

Chapter received Outstanding Gold

Seal Chapter four years in a row at the

2015 National Leadership Conference

this summer in Chicago, Illinois. This

award is given to the top 20% of

chapters in the nation. Camille

Bagwell placed top 25 in the nation in

Job Interview and Harrison Jones and

Nick Loudermilk placed top 15 in the

nation in Management Information

Systems. The FBLA advisors are

Stephanie Dale and Ryan VanDalinda.

Camille Bagwell

Harrison Jones and

Nick Loudermilk

Warner Robins High School is located at 401 South

Davis Drive. Principal is Mr. Steve Monday.

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WRHS CTAE News

Leo Finkley, Jr. began his term at Georgia

DECA president at the GACTE Summer

Conference in Atlanta, GA. He is pictured at

the DECA information booth.

Warner Robins High School’s Marketing

Program received Industry Re-Certification

from business and industry. Pictured above are

WHRS Marketing Instructor Stacy Summers

with Houston County High’s Marketing

Instructor Shayna Brown.

Amanda Watson is the new

Graphic Arts teacher at

Warner Robins High School.

She comes to WRHS from

Yokota AB, Japan where she

was a Marketing Director, and

a Writer-Editor for the Force

Support Squadron. Prior to

her employment in Japan, she

worked at CBS Radio in

Atlanta. Amanda has a

Bachelor's degree in Film and

Video from Georgia State

and has a film documentary in

the Smithsonian archives on

the transition from steam to

diesel (trains).

9/4/15

Stephanie Dale ~ Georgia Business Education Teacher of the Year

Stephanie Dale, Warner Robins High School Business and Computer Science Teacher, was named the

Georgia Business Education Association Teacher of the Year during the Georgia Association for Career

& Technical Education (GACTE) Summer Conference. This award is presented annually to recognize an

outstanding career, technical, and agricultural education (CTAE) teacher at the secondary school level.

Dale has taught at Warner Robins High since 2011. She also serves as the FBLA Advisor. Prior to

joining the Houston County team, she taught at Dooly County High. In 2010-2011, she was awarded

Georgia FBLA's New Advisor of the Year Award. She earned a Bachelor of Business Administration

from North Georgia College and State University in 2008.

GACTE is a state affiliate of the national Association for Career & Technical Education organization.

GACTE encourages and organizes teachers to become a part of a collective voice to help influence issues

and policies that impact CTAE. As a member, teachers can network with each other and gain important

and helpful tips and techniques as well as participate in professional development at local, state and

national levels.

Warner Robins High School is located at 401 South Davis Drive in

Warner Robins. Steve Monday serves as Principal.

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HCHS FCCLA Attends National Leadership Conference

Houston County High School

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) brought more than 7,700 of its student

leaders, members and advisors to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

July 6th-9th to participate in its National Leadership Conference.

Houston County High School students won numerous awards in STAR Event competitions; winning

Gold medals were: Kelly Gunerman and Logan Vasquez in Chapter in Review Display Occupational,

Kasy Leahy and Desiree Singleton in Chapter in Review Display Senior, Abby Brown in Focus on

Children Junior, and Shivani Patel in Chapter in Review Portfolio Senior. Winning Silver medals were

Cori Calvert and Amber Wright in Illustrated Talk Senior. State Officer Dara Ogunsakin and Region

Officer Desiree Singleton represented Georgia as voting delegates and assisted with several events during

the conference. Dedan McFadden, Shewta Patel and Alex Joyce also attended and served as evaluators

and room consultants for National STAR Events. Regan Merrill represented Georgia as a National

Officer Candidate. Graduating Seniors, Shivani Dhir and David Jefferson served as National FCCLA

Officers and assisted in planning and leading the conference. The Chapter advisors are Jane Cooper,

Lynsey Singleton and Shonda McFadden.

Houston County High School is located at 920 Highway 96 in Warner Robins. Principal is Dr. Doug

Rizer.

Front Row: Logan Vasquez, Amber Wright, Cori Calvert, Kasy Leahy, Dedan McFadden

Back Row: Kelly Gunerman, Shewta Patel, Alex Joyce, Regan Merrill, Desiree Singleton, Abby Brown,

Shivani Patel, Dara Ogunsakin

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FMMS FCCLA Brings Home Awards

Feagin Mill Middle School

Feagin Mill Middle School’s FCCLA

Advanced to National Competition and

come home with SILVER MEDALS!

Students received a Gold Medal at the

State Competition and were able to travel

to Washington, DC and represent

Georgia, Houston County, and Feagin

Mill Middle School nationally!

Students Vennela Gosukonda, Katelynn

Trask, and Marisol Turner traveled to

Washington, DC in July to compete in

the FCCLA National Leadership

Meeting and Star Event Competitions.

Students competed in two different

categories: Life Event Planning, where

their project highlighted the importance

of budgeting and planning with emphasis

on providing to a better cause in their

communities. All students stated that

this experience helped them grow as

individuals, leaders, and members of

their society and they look forward to

public speaking now; where as

before, they were frightened by it!

Advisor Jocelyn Banks and

Chaperone/FMMS CTAE

Supervisor, Dr. Arthur Billings are

very proud of their students! The

hard work and dedication in their

events this year was top notch and

the future of these girls is very

bright. Students were also able to

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FMMS and Ag Education

Agriculture Teacher, James Judson, started the school year by

providing professional development for all the teachers at his school

on how AgEd can help students in all other academic classes. Keep

up the great work, Mr. Judson!

FMMS FCCLA Brings Home Awards (continued)

explore the attractions of DC and experience potentially a

once and a lifetime trip of our nation’s Capital.

Feagin Mill is located at 1200 Feagin Mill Road in

Warner Robins. Dr. Jesse Davis serves as Principal. If you

would like any further information you can contact

Ms. Jocelyn Banks or Dr. Davis at 478-953-0430 or by

email at [email protected].

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MCMS FCCLA Officers Attend DISCOVER Training

Developing Individual School

Chapters with Vision, Energy

and Responsibilities

(DISCOVER) Training was

hosted by the Georgia

Association of Family, Career

and Community Leaders of

America (FCCLA) on

Saturday, August 22 at Camp

John Hope in Fort Valley,

Georgia. Pictured left to right

are: Kanah Belflower, Maddy

Hagemann, Kaden Greer and

Alana Maddox.

Almost 400 members from over

50 chapters from across the

state attended this day of

unique opportunities that

informed and motivated chapter

officers and their advisors to explore opportunities available through FCCLA. They examined new ways

to help them succeed in their families, careers, and communities. The weekend meeting was intended to

increase students’ knowledge of what it means to lead their local chapter and ways to take this back to

their own community.

Attendees participated in various sessions that included ideas to take back to their local chapter regarding

membership, community service,

middle school, national programs

and competitive events. Alana Maddox, Mossy Creek

Middle Chapter V.P. of Community

Service, stated “I spoke in front of a

large group several times and feel

so much better about public

speaking now. I have made so many

new friends I look forward to seeing

at different FCCLA events.”

Mossy Creek Middle School is

located at 200 Danny Carpenter

Drive in Kathleen. Dr. Andy

Gentry serves as Principal.

Mossy Creek Mill Middle School

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MCMS FCCLA Members Attend National Conference

Kaden Greer and Matthew Long, both now 8th graders at Mossy Creek Middle School, presented their

State Winning STAR Event Project at the National FCCLA Conference in Washington, DC, under the

category Community Service Project Portfolio titled “Porta-Fountains” . The two boys along with their

Advisor, Kadie Griger, joined over 8,000 students from all 50 states for the Ultimate Leadership

Experience and STAR Event Competitions. Kaden and Matthew won second place out of the Southern

Region and brought home silver medals in their category. They both did a great job representing Mossy

Creek Middle, FCCLA, and the State of Georgia throughout the National Conference.

Pictured above are (left to right) Kaden Greer and Matthew Long

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Welcome, New CTAE Supervisors & Teachers

Jennifer Lawrence

HCCA, Healthcare Science

Lucas Fletcher

NHS, HVACR

Carla Jessup

NHS, Child Care

Lisa Mobley-Luke-NHS

Business Computer Science

SMSgt Howard “Mylo” Gibson

PHS, ROTC

Kylie Kirkland

VHS, Marketing

Amanda Watson

WRHS, Graphic Arts Stacey McDuffie-BMS

Tech Ed/Engineering Kim Henson-FMMS


Tracy Ford

HMS, Agriculture

Chris Fleming-NMS


Christina Sanders

NMS, Agriculture

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Andrew Reeves

TMS, Agriculture

Jody Dean

NHS, CTAE Supervisor

Lisa Hill

BMS, CTAE Contact

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Adult Computer Classes Offered Houston County School System employees began offering basic computer classes free of charge to our

adult community in August. All classes are taught from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Monday evenings.

There is no cost for these classes. To sign up for classes, please call Lorrie Nix at 478-988-6222

ext.10090. For questions related to these classes other than registration, contact David McDermott at

478-988-6222 ext. 10226.

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Northside High

Perry High

Houston County Career Academy

Houston County High

Warner Robins High

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Houston County Career, Technical , & Agricultural Education Staff

Shelley Holmes, WRHS;

Sherry Johnson, VHS;

Sabrina Phelps, HCCA;

Chris McPhail, PHS;

Del Martin, HCHS;

Jody Dean, NHS

Frank Kenney, MCMS; Brenda Lee, HMS; Alfreda Hall, PMS; Lisa Hill, BMS; Cameron Andrews,

WRMS; Greg Ellison, NMS; Arthur Billings, FMMS. Not pictured: Tonja Simmons, TMS.

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Career Technical & Agricultural Education

P.O. Box 1850

1100 Main Street

Perry, GA 31069

Phone: 478-988-6200

HCBOE The Wall of Fame, is Houston County’s monthly Career,

Technical, and Agricultural Education newsletter. This is our

effort to keep you informed of the many positive activities going

on in the Career, Technical, and Agricultural programs of

Houston County. Complete details on these newsworthy topics

may have already appeared in the local newspapers. The

newsletter serves as a short recap of events.

Houston County Career, Technical , & Agricultural Education Staff

www.hcbe.net

Kim Gunn Central GA Technical College,

High School Initiative Coordinator

Kristine Thornburg YAP Facilitator

Yvette Singletary CTAE Grants Manager

Lorrie Nix CTAE Secretary

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