Celebrating student success at Newton County Career and Technical Center during CTE Month! Students were recognized for earning Platinum, Gold, and Silver levels on the ACT WorkKeys Assessments and took part in the National Officer Experience Week.
These Newton County Career and Technical students earned Platinum on the ACT WorkKeys Assessment from left: Samuel Cornelson, Ansley Sykes, and Gabe Willis.
These Newton County Career and Technical Center students scored Gold on the ACT WorkKeys Assessments front row from left: McKinley Murphy, Lily Miles, and Caroline Bass; back row from left: Taylor Renfrow, John David Nugent, and Hannah Taylor.
The Newton County Career and Technical Center ACT WorkKeys Gold level recipients include front row from left: Kaylei Pearson, Ester Herrera, Edie Pippin, and Ayda Hillman; back row from left: Olivia Way, Drew Walker, Jacob Gilbert, Westin Hammond, and Katie Pierce.
During the month of February, Newton County Schools is celebrating the accomplishments of the students at the Newton County Career and Technical Center in recognition of CTE Month. Each year, students are assessed on the foundational skills required for success in the workplace and the assessments measure the workplace skills that can affect job performance. The levels include Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. These students earned Platinum on the ACT WorkKeys Assessment front row from left: Kyra Bigby, Lily Swann, Addyson Germany, and Layla Coleman; back row from left: Haley Eakes, Collier Mangum, and Baron Rose.
Students earning Gold on the ACT WorkKeys Assessments at the Newton County Career and Technical Center include front row from left: Patrick Bounds, Colby Baskin, Alex Buckley, and Ty Gardner; back row from left: Blake Chaney, Brendon Blaylock, Charlie Carmichael, and Morgan Burton. Also recognized: Easton Baker.
Newton County Career and Technical students who scored a Silver Level on the ACT WorkKeys Assessments include front row from left: Jasmine Brand, Aoki Leverette, Kadence Hoover, and Yoricia Fisher; back row from left: Janasha Sharkey, Stephen Moore, Anna Grace Armstrong, and Jadavion Keys. Also recognized: Noah Butler
Students who scored Silver Level on the ACT WorkKeys Assessments at the Newton County Career and Technical Center include front row from left: Mason Cheatham, Almamia Alonso, Eva Lynn Bishop, Bella Claire Alexander, Samantha Boykin, and Cooper Berryhill; back row from left: Talon Cooley, Lyndon Cooley, Taul Clanton, Cameron Bell, and Gage Barnett.
Newton County Career and Technical Center students earning ACT WorkKeys Silver Level include front row from left: Julie Henry, Alexa Gann, Makenzie Leach, and Taquaria McClelland; back row from left: Maci Hopkins, Tali King, Cohen Liggett, Braiden Estes, and Maddielynn Kate McDaniel. Also recognized: Eli Harvison and Adalyn Lawson.
These Newton County Career and Technical Center students scored Silver Level on the ACT WorkKeys Assessments front row from left: Nick Robinson, Kolbie Wansley, Sierra Stewart, Emma Vaughn, and Scott Dean; back row from left: Josh Parks, Garrett Sessions, Gage Myers, and Vance Richardson. Also recognized: Mahala Shoemake and Gracie Usry.
Newton County Career and Technical Center Sophomore and FFA Member Emma Vaughn welcomes students at the NCCTC to the National Officer Experience Week where officers go into the schools and lead whole groups and small groups challenging students in different life skills. Workshops included: On the Road...who do you want to be and not what you want to accomplish, Bucket Filling Behavior, Average Daily Gain, Purposeful Pivoting, Building Home, and Uniquely Us with keynotes in "A Flip of the Coin...two sides to self-worth...the value others see in us and the value we see in ourselves," “Chasing Orange...no comparisons” and “Let People in!"
Published under the direction of the Newton County School District
