CCS Career & Technical Education

WCHS's Business Advance Studies Students Has a Visit from The News Reporter

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SCHS Horticulture Yard of Month 2012

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WCHS's Horticulture Students' Plant Identification Lesson with Mr. Parris

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SCHS's Olivia Watson Wins State FFA Event in Public Speaking

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Nontraditional careers

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WCHS's FFA Ag. Mechanics Team Wins State Event & Receives Silver at Nationals

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WCHS's FFA Members Attend National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, IN

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CCA Joins SkillsUSA

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2011 CTE Logo Contest Winner

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SCHS's Olivia Watson Receives Bronze Emblem at National FFA Convention

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CCCA Culinary Classes 1st Place Ribbons (6), 3rd Place Ribbon (1) @ Yam Festival

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Coastal Carolinas' Mobile Simulation Lab @ SCHS

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Renee Wright (HMS) & Fred McPherson (WCHS), Bright Ideas Grant Winners! Congrats!

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EES Students Receive EverFi Certification!

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Olivia Watson with Rep. Ken Waddell

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WCHS Nurse Aide students at Cerro Gordo Elementary School. They were also afforded learning experiences at Evergreen and Chadbourn Elementary Schools as well. 722632049

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WCHS students assisted the School Nurses with the Eye Screenings at CGES, EES, and CES.722632049722632049

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WCHS Nurse Aide students make sure donors at the November Blood Drive stay well hydrated.722632049

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Staff, faculty, and faculty Dads gave the gift of life at the November 1st Blood Drive.722632049.722632049

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Anthony ALWAYS donates doubles!722632049722632049

WCHS students wait patiently for their donation time.722632049

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WE DID IT! The planning, recruiting, and hard work...well worth it!

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West Columbus High School 2012 Nurse Aide Students at their Falll Blood Drive722632049

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Jessica B. recruited her Mom.722632049

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Jessica S. recruited her Mom, too!722632049

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Raleigh Olivia Press Release

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Raleigh Olivia Press Release

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Peace Corp Guest Speaker in FACS Class @ ECHS

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Olivia and Commissioner

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Ronald and Nontraditional Student

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WCHS FFA Tool ID Team State Winners

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WCHS FFA Forestry Team State Winners

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WCHS FFA Creed Speaking State Winner

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WCHS FFA Attends State Convention

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Congratulations to Ms. Davis on 2013-14 TOY for Columbus County Schools!

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SCHS's Core & Sustainable Construction Class Received OSHA Safety Certification (Teacher: Ronald Carteret)

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SCHS's Core & Sustainable Construction Class Received OSHA Safety Certification (Teacher: Ronald Carteret)

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Yam Festival Winners from CCCA

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Agriculture Education

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CCCA Receives State Leadership Award @ Camp Dixie

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Ms. Davis Regional Teacher of the Year

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CCS Celebrates CTE Month!

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Dylan Spivey 1st Place (Masonry I)

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Timo Solano 3rd Place (Masonry II)

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Michael-James Cox 2nd Place (Masonry II)

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Jorge Vaena 1st Place (Poster Contest & Masonry II)

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CCCA Wins Gold

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WCHS's Nursing Fundamentals Students Held Blood Drive March 5th

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CCCA's Culinary Arts Students Conduct Etiquette Workshop for CMS Students

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CCCA Takes Gold At State

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NCMCA News May 2014 Contest Winner

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ECHS Health Science Students Worked the Health Fair

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The Ply Gem Experience for ECHS's Business Students

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WCHS FFA Students & Ms. Hinson

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Ag Mechanics Team Won First Place

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Forestry Team Won First Place

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Intro to Horticulture Team Won Second Place

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Creed Speaking Won 2nd, Prepared Public Speaking 4th

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Nursery Landscape Team Won Third Place

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WCHS FFA Winners & Mr. Mac

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WCHS FFA Students Excel @ Regional Rally

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Natltaly Razo 1st Place Overall Masonry II, Garrett Smith 3rd Masonry I

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CCCA Masonry Students Win Big in Goldsboro

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WCHS's Ms. Hinson & Her Students Beautify Central Office Grounds

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CCCA's Five Fire Girls Win High School Radio Day Promo Contest

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Three ECHS Students Receive State FFA Degree (See Below for More FFA Pics)

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WCHS's FFA Members Place 2nd in Forestry Event

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WCHS's FFA Members Win State Ag. Tools Identification Event

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ECHS's Nursing Fundamental Students Conduct Blood Drive on October 13, 2014

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CCCA's Masonry Students Compete

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CCCA: Masonry OSHA Certified

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CCCA: NCSBA Video Contest 3rd Place Winners

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SCHS's FCCLA Annual Food Drive Collected 3,167 Items!

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CCCA Hosts Masonry Competition

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CCCA Has 3 State Winners in Greensboro!

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WCHS's Spring Blood Drive a Success!

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Congressman Rouzer Visited ECHS's IRAD Business Class

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Congratulations to 1st Ever SkillsUSA Pledge Contest Winners @ CCCA

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CCCA's Broadcasting Students In Action @ WCHS's Football Game

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WCHS Horticulture Students Collaborate w/Chadbourn Elementary Students

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CCCA SkillsUSA Attends 4th Camp Dixie Thanks to Help from Duke Energy

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CCCA Students Cater CCS Retirement Dinner

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CCCA Student Finished in Ninth Place in the Pre-apprenticeship Contest

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CCCA Student Finished in Fourth Place in the Pre-apprenticeship Contest

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CCCA Students Catering Retirement Dinner 2015

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PALS/Jr FFA Program Commodity Ornaments Made by ECHS's FFA & HAES 2nd Graders

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PALS/Jr FFA Program Commodity Tree Made by ECHS's FFA & HAES 2nd Graders

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SCHS's FACS Organization Collected Items for Annual Food Drive

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ECHS's FFA Students Arranged & Sold Roses for Valentine's Day

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1st Place Winners of Three Rivers Federation ECHS's Parliamentary Procedure Team

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SCHS's Sarah Watson Placed 1st in Prepared Public Speaking @ Three Rivers Federation

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SCHS's Jonathan Clontz 1st Place in Extemporaneous Public Speaking @ Fed.

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WCHS's Nursing Fundamental Students Host Spring Blood Drive

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WCHS's Nursing Fundamental Students Host Spring Blood Drive 2016

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CCCA Wins Big @ 3rd Annual Masonry Faceoff

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CCCA Visits Council Tool Company

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Basil Propagation Collaboration in ECHS's Foods and Horticulture Classes

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CCCA Wins 10 Events/26 Medals at SkillsUSA South Central Rally

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CCCA's Ari Pattillo: State SkillsUSA Competition Winner (Teacher - Lionel Sweat)

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CCCA SkillsUSA State Conference Winners

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CCCA Wins Big @ BBQ on the Bluff

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Chef 7 is a Success

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CCCA Students Win National Cyber Safety PSA Scholarship

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WCHS's FFA Ag Mechanics Team Places 2nd @ State

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WCHS's FFA Floriculture Team Places 2nd @ State

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WCHS's FFA Forestry Team Places 1st @ State

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WCHS's FFA Logan Elkins 2nd Place in Public Speaking @ State

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WCHS's FFA State Convention Group 2016

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WCHS's FFA Places 2nd @ State Tools ID Event

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CTE Teachers in Action with Microsoft Office 365 PD Session

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CCCA Skills USA Contest 2

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CCCA Skills USA Contest

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CCCA Skills USA Contest @ Nationals

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CCCA Skills USA Culinary Baking Contest

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CCCA 2nd Place Radio Award

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CCCA SkillsUSA Pledge Local Winner

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CCCA's Culinary Students Cater Retirement Dinner for CCS

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CCCA's Masonry Community Service Project

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CCCA Hosts First Elevator Speech Contest & Students Excel

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WCHS's Horticulture II Students' Floriculture Project

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WCHS's Horticulture II Students @ Work

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WCHS's Horticulture II Students Making Valentine's Day Extra Special

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CCCA Provides Helping Hand

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CCCA Skills USA Contest 2

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CCCA Providing Community Service

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ECHS 1st Place Parliamentary Procedure & 2nd Place in Extemporaneous Speaking

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CCCA Certificates

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Masonry Wins @ Face-off

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WCHS Teachers Recognized for Proficiency in CTE

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SCHS Teachers Recognized for Proficiency in CTE

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ECHS Teachers Recognized for Proficiency in CTE

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CCCA Certificates

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CCCA Teachers Recognized for Proficiency in CTE

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Southern Tire Transports Ambulance to SCHS

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CC Medac-EMS Donates Ambulance to SCHS

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CCCA Attends 5th SkillsUSA South Central Regional Rally

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Horticulture Spring Plant Sale Underway @ WCHS

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CTE Teacher Fred Mason is CCS Teacher of the Year 2017

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Congratulations CCCA CTE Teacher Fred Mason, CCS Teacher of the Year 2017!

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CCCA BBQ Bluff

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CCCA Finishes Big at Masonry Contest

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CCCA's NatItaly Razo & Maria Torres Are Butch Hardy 2017 Winners

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CCCA @ SkillsUSA State Conference

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CCCA's Second State Officer

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CCCA's Skills USA Participants

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CCCA's Third Annual SkillsUSA Pledge Contest Winners

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CCCA Attends 6th SkillsUSA State Leadership Workshop

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CCCA Hosts 1st Family Night @ McDonald's

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SCHS Carpentry

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Hard At Work - SCHS Carpentry Students

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Caught in The Act - SCHS Carpentry Students

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CCCA @ Nationals

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CCCA's SkillsUSA @ Nationals

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SCHS Nursing Fundamental Students Working Fall Blood Drive

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SCHS Nursing Fundamental Students Held Annual Fall Blood Drive

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SCHS EMT Students In Action

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CCCA's SkillsUSA Chili Cookoff

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CCCA's SkillsUSA Jingle Bell Market

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Josh Cartrette Deputy Fire Marshal Talking to SCHS Public Safety Students

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Doris Simmons, Co. Co. 911 Center Dispatcher w/ WCHS Public Safety Students

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Deputy Fire Marshal Josh Cartrette Talking to SCHS Public Safety Students

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WCHS Golden Card Banquet

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WCHS's FFA with Sheriff Hatcher @ Golden Card Banquet

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WCHS's FFA Golden Card Banquet 2017

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FCCLA Food Drive

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WCHS's T& I Advanced Studies Construction Zone

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WCHS Sawing Away

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ECHS's Ag Mechanics Students are Welding It Together

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ECHS's Bryan Fowler Instructing Welding Student

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Fowler Welding

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving in Action - SCHS w/ Mr. Lovett

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Marjorie Hilbourn from Blooming Brands @ CCCA's SkillsUSA Meeting

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SCHS Construction Club Raffled Yeti Cooler for Hurricane Victims inTexas

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SCHS Construction Club Raised Money for Hurricane Harvey Family in Texas

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SkillsUSA Elevator Speech Contest Winners

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SkillsUSA Elevator Speech Contest

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Lt. Steven Worthington, Co.Co. Sheriff's Office Guest Speaker for SCHS Public Safety Students

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CCCA's 2nd Annual Jingle Bell Market Was a Success

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Mission and Purpose

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MISSION AND PURPOSE: The mission of Career and Technical Education (CTE) is to help empower all students to be successful citizens, workers, and leaders in a global economy.

Career and Technical Education fulfills this mission by: 1. Preparing students for postsecondary education in career-technical fields and for lifelong learning. 2. Preparing students for initial and continued employment. 3. Assisting students in making educational and career decisions. 4. Applying and reinforcing related learning from other disciplines. 5. Assisting students in developing decision-making, communication, problem-solving, leadership, and citizenship skills. 6. Preparing students to make informed consumer decisions and to apply practical life skills. 7. Making appropriate provisions for students with special needs to succeed in Career and Technical Education programs. The mission of Columbus County Schools is to instill in students the academic and social skills essential for responsible and productive citizenship in a global society. The vision of Columbus County Schools is Columbus County Schools will be a system of excellence where students are prepared for life-long learning, productive work, healthy living, and responsible citizenship in a global society.

Program Areas

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PROGRAM AREAS: Competency-based courses are offered in seven program areas, with each area having school-based, work-based, and/or community-based learning opportunities. 1. Agricultural Education 2. Business and Information Technology Education 3. Career Development Education 4. Family and Consumer Sciences Education 5. Health Occupations Education 6. Trade and Industrial Education 7. Technology Engineering & Design Education Combined with other academic offerings, Career and Technical Education assists all enrollees with career goals and high school graduation requirements. Students will have a Career Development Plan (CDP) outlining courses to be taken to meet a tentative career objective and to obtain a high school diploma. Click here to view Essential Standards.

CTE Services

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Special services for identified CTE students are provided by the Special Populations Coordinator. Work-based learning experiences such as job shadowing, career fairs, internships, and cooperative learning are provided by the Career Development Coordinator and CTE teachers. Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) are an integral part of each program area curriculum, including FFA in Agriculture Education, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) in Business Education, Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) in Family and Consumer Sciences, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) in Health Occupations Education, and SkillsUSA in Trade and Industrial Education.

Business and Information Technology

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Business, Finance and Information Technology Education is a broad, comprehensive curriculum at the middle and high school levels that provides students with meaningful instruction for and about business. Instruction in Business, Finance and Information Technology Education encompasses business skills and techniques, an understanding of basic economics, and business attitudes essential to participate in the multinational marketplace as productive workers and consumers. Business, Finance and Information Technology Education plays a major role in preparing a competent, business-literate, and skilled workforce. This program area is designed to integrate business and information technology skills into the middle and high school curriculum. Therefore, a Business, Finance and Information Technology Education course should be part of the curriculum for every student. Business, Finance and Information Technology Education has relevance and helps young adults manage their own financial affairs and make intelligent consumer and business-related choices.

DESIGN

Business, Finance and Information Technology Education is designed to prepare graduates as viable competitors in the business world and for advanced educational opportunities. The instructional program begins in the middle grades with the development of proficiency in operating a computer keyboard using the touch system and using basic computer software applications. Exploratory experiences in business technologies are also included in the middle school curriculum. This experience continues at the high school level with career majors that provide knowledge/skill development in:

Accounting and Finance
Business Management and Administration
Information Technology

The basic skills of reading, writing, and computation are an integral part of the business, finance and information technology program. Computer literacy and proficiency in the various applications are emphasized. Development of human relations/interpersonal, employability, economic, and entrepreneurial skills is a part of each of the career majors. Opportunities to develop and apply leadership, social, civic, and business-related skills are provided through Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), the Career-Technical Student Organization for business, finance and information technology education students. Integration of the entire business program with appropriate academic concepts/courses is strongly encouraged. For more information, please contact BusinessAndITEducation@dpi.nc.gov. Source: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/cte/program-areas/business/

Health Occupations

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The comprehensive Health Science Education program seeks to meet present and predicted needs for health care workers within a health care delivery system that is characterized by diversity and changing technologies. It is a program that recruits qualified and motivated students and prepares them for pursuit of appropriate health careers. Based on natural and social sciences, the humanities, and a researched body of knowledge, the curriculum is designed to offer a foundation of knowledge and skills necessary to health career preparation. Curriculum concepts incorporate technological advances related to the health care delivery system, including ethics, professionalism, prevention (wellness), diagnostics, therapeutics, and rehabilitation as a result of disease/disorders. Teaching/learning strategies integrate appropriate workplace basic skills that assist students to use resources and technologies, function as effective members within a complex system, and to access and use appropriate information/data. A relevant connection between abstract theories and concrete applications is emphasized throughout the curriculum. This is practiced through team teaching with health professionals and on-site practicums (mentorships/internships). Opportunities for expanded leadership, management, technical, and citizenship development are available through membership in a co-curricular student organization, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA). The organization includes local, regional, state, and national levels. Activities integrate curriculum competencies and objectives. Healthy competition through organized and judged skill events assist in strengthening those skills that make students more marketable as potential health care workers. HOSA seeks to instill an attitude of pride, commitment, and professionalism in its members, and strives to build self-esteem and confidence. The Health Science Education curriculum is designed to enable students to:

Select health career majors suited to their individual needs, aptitudes, abilities, and career development plan.
Develop sound fundamentals based on National Health Care Skill Standards.
Successfully pursue advanced education and/or entry-level employment in a health career cluster.
Develop basic workplace skills and function as ethical and moral health team members.
Acquire and use information relevant to remaining technologically abreast of their chosen health career majors.
Develop a professional philosophy as evidenced in personal qualities and practices that improve the delivery of quality health care and health maintenance to consumers.
Become knowledgeable consumers of health care in a consistently changing technological environment.

For more information, please contact HealthOccupations@dpi.nc.gov . Source: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/cte/program-areas/health/

Family and Consumer Science

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Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Education empowers individuals to manage the challenges of living and working in a diverse global society. Students develop human literacy as they master a complex set of essential skills and knowledge needed to achieve quality of life. They gain career preparedness as they acquire readiness to participate in a rapidly changing workforce and global economy. Family and Consumer Sciences students prepare for family life, work life, and careers in eight core areas:

Consumer Education and Resource Management
Early Childhood Education and Services
Family and Interpersonal Relationships
Food Production and Services
Foods, Nutrition and Wellness
Housing, Interiors and Design
Parenting Education and Human Development
Textiles, Apparel and Fashion

FACS Education currently offers one middle school course and seventeen high school courses that comprise five career pathways within five national career clusters. For more information, please contact FacsEducation@dpi.nc.gov. Source: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/cte/program-areas/family/

Trade and Industrial Education

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SCHS's carpentry students in action under the direction of Mr. Ronald Carteret.

SCHS's automechanics students on the job with Mr. Carlton Cox.

A sneak peek inside WCHS's house, a project of Mr. Timothy Jones & his carpentry students.

Trade and Industrial Education is a secondary program to prepare students for careers in 10 of the 16 U.S. Department of Education career clusters. While completing course sequences in these clusters, students participate in instructional units that educate them in standardized industry processes related to concepts, layout, design, materials, production, assembly, quality control, maintenance, troubleshooting, construction, repair and service of industrial, commercial and residential goods and products. Source: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/cte/program-areas/trade/

CTE Mathematic Resources

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Nontraditional Careers

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What is a nontraditional career? According to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and the North Carolina Community College System, a nontraditional career is a career in an occupation in which less than 25% of the workers are of one gender. [gallery] Non-Traditional Career Resource Sites: http://www.iseek.org/careers/nontraditional.html http://uhcc.hawaii.edu/nontrad/overview.php http://www.careeronestop.org/ http://thenetproject.org/ http://www.wisconsinjobcenter.org/nto/

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Agriculture Education

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Agricultural Education is a systematic program of instruction available to students desiring to learn about the science, business and technology of plant and animal production and/or about the environmental and natural resources systems. Agricultural Education prepares students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources systems. Agricultural Education prepares students for more than 300 careers in the agricultural industry including production, financing, processing, marketing and distribution of agricultural products. Agricultural Education develops leaders for the vast network of supporting careers that provide the supplies, services, management and conservation of our natural resource systems. The Agricultural Education program is built on the three core areas of classroom and laboratory instruction, supervised agricultural experience programs and FFA student organization activities. The quality Agricultural Education program is designed for delivery through a balance of these three core educational strategies:

Classroom/Laboratory Instruction – Quality instruction in and about agriculture that utilizes a “learning by doing” philosophy. Agricultural Education is an applied science that incorporates, math, reading, social studies and physical, chemical and biological sciences into each course.
Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Programs – Students put knowledge and theory to use through relevant, experiential, agricultural learning projects. While completing an SAE project, students learn to apply the concepts and principles taught in their agriculture classes to real-world problems and scenarios.
FFA Student Organization Opportunities – FFA activities are an integral part of the Agricultural Education program in which students experience numerous opportunities for developing premier leadership, personal growth and career success.

The major program outcomes for students enrolled in an Agricultural Education program are:

Opportunity to explore career options available in agriculture-related fields and to assist them in planning for a future career.
Technical skills training for success in an agriculture-related career.
Connectivity of school-based instruction with work-based learning.
Leadership and personal development training needed to succeed in an agriculture-related career including teamwork, problem solving and communications.
Competitive advantage for students to succeed in an international economy.
Commitment to community development and service through projects that require interaction with parents, agribusiness leaders and other community organizations.
Development of skills necessary for lifelong learning in agriculture leading to career advancement and success.

Source of information: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/cte/program-areas/agricultural/

This Could Be You ...

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Alumni testimonial: Click below to listen to West Columbus High School Alumni Mr. Fred Mason with Mr. Aaron Yates. Fred Mason CTE Interview

CTE in CCS

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CCCA's 2nd Annual Jingle Bell Market was a success. Click here to read more.
ADMS holds Career Fair. Click here to see some more pictures.
CCCA held its 2nd Elevator Speech Contest. Click here to read more.
SCHS Construction Club raised $2,600 for a Texas family affected by Hurricane Harvey with a Yeti Cooler Raffle.
Thanks to Marjorie Hilbourn from Blooming Brands for joining CCCA's SkillsUSA chapter at the November meeting and leading in an awesome discussion on building your resume, interview tips, and invaluable skills for the lifetime of your career.
Check out CCCA as the News Reporter's featured school. https://www.facebook.com/nrcolumbus/videos/10155879382616665/
WCHS's T & I Advanced Studies students are in the construction zone. Click here to view what's happening in Mr. Timothy Jones' classes.
SCHS's FCCLA sponsored Food Drive is underway and will run through December 14, 2017.
ECHS's Ag Mechanics classes are welding it together under the instruction of Mr. Bryan Fowler. Click here see what's going on in the shop.
Mr. Lovett's students are utilizing problem solving and critical thinking skills with this project in the shop. Click here to see more.
WCHS's FFA held its annual Golden Card Banquet. Click here to see pictures from this wonderful event.
WCHS's Public Safety students had the opportunity to hear from and speak with Ms. Doris Simmons of the Columbus County 911 Dispatch Center.
SCHS's Public Safety students had the opportunity to hear from and speak with the Mr. Josh Cartrette, Columbus County Deputy Fire Marshal.
CCCA's SkillsUSA Jingle Bell Market is December 9th. Check out CCCA's Facebook page for more information.
CCCA's SkillsUSA Chili Cookoff is December 9th. Check out CCCA's Facebook page for more information.
SCHS's Nursing Fundamental students held it's Annual Fall Blood Drive on October 26, 2017 under the instruction of Ms. Shonna Gurkin. Click here to view more pictures.
SCHS EMT Students were caught working hard on their skills under the instruction of Mr. Darren Norris. Click here to view more pictures.
Click here to see what SCHS's Carpentry students under the instruction of Mr. Ronald Carteret are up to now.
CCCA at Nationals this Summer...click here to read more.
CCCA Hosts 1st Family Night @ McDonald's.
CCCA Attends 6th SkillsUSA State Leadership workshop.
Click Here to Check out CCCA's SkillsUSA promotional video.
CCCA Successful at SkillsUSA State Conference. Click here to read more.
For Archived News Click Here.

Get College Credit, Earn Certifications and Diplomas for FREE in High School

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Articulation Agreements

Career and Technical Education students can earn college credit by successfully completing any of the approximately 60 high school CTE courses identified in the North Carolina High School to Community College Articulation Agreement. What exactly does this mean? For Parents ...

Saving Money. How? Parents save money because the number of college courses that a student will need to complete is reduced. The articulation agreement makes it possible for students to earn college credit for certain CTE courses that the student completes while in high school.

For Students ...

Receive College Credits. Students are getting not only high school, but also college credit for courses taken while in high school.
Earn a Degree Sooner. Due to receiving college credits, students will earn a degree quicker and spend less time and money on earning their college degree.
An Advantage. Students that earn a certification or diploma in a certain area are going to be more competitive in the work force than those who only have a high school diploma. Thus certified students are more apt to receive a job over someone who has less to offer the employer.

Examples:

A student enrolled in the CTE course “Multimedia and Webpage Design” could earn articulated college credit for the community college course WEB110 or WEB120.
Another student may enroll in the CTE course “Horticulture I” which would give this student an opportunity to earn articulated credit for the community college course HOR150.
A health science student could enroll in Health Science I while in high school and could potentially earn articulated credit for the community college course BIO161 or MED121 and MED 122.

There are many CTE courses that high school students can complete that will give them an option to earn articulated credit. To sum it all up, this is a win-win situation for our students and their parents. After all, we all want what is best for our children! We encourage you to talk to our Guidance Counselors, CTE teachers (Agriculture, Business, Health Science, etc.), CDC Tina Little, CTE Director Ken Buck, and SPC Tabatha Worthington for more information on the Articulation Agreement programs at our schools. Please take advantage of this great opportunity for students and parents.

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Registration Forms

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CTE Staff

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Columbus County Schools CTE Department: CTE Director - Ken Buck CDC/IMC - Tina Little CTE Assistant - Nadine Patrick SPC - Tabatha Worthington CTE Teachers: Middle School: Roleita McKoy (ADMS/HMS) Lori Butner (CGES/EES) Marilyn Elliott (CMS/TMS) Carla Stewart (NMS/WTS) High School: Agriculture: Hackney Deans (ECHS) Bryan Fowler (ECHS) Jonathan Lovett (SCHS) Marlette Watson (SCHS) Dawn Hinson (WCHS) Freddie McPherson (WCHS) Automotive: Dean Byerly (WCHS) Carlton Cox (SCHS) Arthur Moore (ECHS) Business: Eddie Ravenell (ECHS) Justin Hughes (SCHS) Angela Zokal (SCHS) Shellie Britt (WCHS) Broadcasting & Communications: Alisha Alston (CCCA) Culinary Arts: Sherman Axelburg (CCCA) Family & Consumer Science: Everlene Davis (SCHS) Health Sciences: Beth Brown (ECHS) Shonna Gurkin (SCHS) Jennie Herring (WCHS) Masonry: Fred Mason (CCCA) Metals, Machining & Drafting: Lionel Sweat (CCCA) T & I: Donna Hammond (ECHS) Ronald Carteret (SCHS) Darren Norris (SCHS) Dwight Burleson (WCHS) Timothy Jones (WCHS)

WorkKeys

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WorkKeys^® is a job skills assessment system that helps employers select, hire, train, develop, and retain a high-performance workforce. For Students: Taking WorkKeys tests is an important first step to prepare for education, training, or a career. It is very important that students put forth their best effort. The results is a reflection of one's employability (ability to gain and maintain a job). The information provided by this assessment will be transferred to potential employers. They will in turn use the results from these assessments to help determine whether or not to hire someone. For Educators: WorkKeys helps ensure that individuals are ready for work—and for life. For Employers: WorkKeys gives employers a complete solution for employee selection and development. The above information was taken from the website below. To view more information and sample questions visit the website below. https://www.act.org/workkeys/index.html

SCHS's Olivia Watson Wins State FFA Public Speaking Career Development Event & Attends Nationals

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Olivia Watson of the South Columbus High School FFA Chapter won First Place in the State FFA Prepared Public Speaking Career Development Event on June 20, 2012, at the 84th North Carolina FFA State Convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. Her FFA Advisor is Marlette Watson. Her speech was titled “Protecting The Thin Green Line”. Olivia competed at the 85^th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana this October. Event participants are required to deliver a prepared speech on one agricultural topic. The speech must be six to eight minutes in length. After the speech is given, judges question the speaker for five minutes. Winners are selected on the written manuscript, speech delivery, content and response to judges’ questions. The North Carolina FFA is a youth organization of over 19,800 student members preparing for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture with nearly 250 local chapters across the state. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. Visit www.ncffa.org for more information. Olivia at the National FFA Convention INDIANAPOLIS- Olivia Watson of the South Columbus FFA Chapter in North Carolina was one of 47 participants in the National FFA Prepared Public Speaking Career Development Event (CDE). The event was held in conjunction with the 85th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind. The participant, led by advisor Marlette Watson, was awarded a Bronze emblem. The top four individuals received cash awards to recognize their success in the event. The cash awards and the prepared public speaking event are sponsored by Monsanto as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. As a company based in agriculture, Monsanto is proud to support the prepared public speaking CDE because it is a premier opportunity for youth to learn and fine tune communication skills that they will take beyond high school and use as they launch their careers. The prepared public speaking CDE is designed to recognize outstanding FFA members for their ability to prepare and present a factual speech on a specific agricultural issue in a well thought out and logical manner in a competitive setting. Members prepare and deliver a ten-to eight-minute speech from memory and respond to five minutes of questions. The event is just one way FFA members can develop their ability to communicate in a powerful, organized and professional manner. The event, held at the Marriott Hotel in Indianapolis, Ind., is one of many educational activities at the National FFA Convention & Expo in which FFA members practice the lessons learned in agricultural education classes. About National FFA Organization The National FFA Organization is a national youth organization of 557,318 student members as part of 7,498 local FFA chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The FFA mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. The National FFA Organization operates under a federal charter granted by the 81st United States Congress and it is an integral part of public instruction in agriculture. The U.S. Department of Education provides leadership and helps set direction for FFA as a service to state and local agricultural education programs. For more, visit the National FFA Organization online at www.ffa.org, on Facebook, Twitter and the official National FFA Organization blog.

WCHS Attends FFA National Convention in Indianapolis, IN with Its State FFA Agricultural Mechanics Team Winners

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Members of the West Columbus FFA Chapter recently traveled to Indianapolis, IN to attend the 85th National FFA Convention. On this seven day trip, students traveled through and made several stops in the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee as well as the country-side of Kentucky and Indiana. While in these areas, students toured Gatlinburg, TN as well as family owned and operated produce and dairy farms. They also toured the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory and Cumberland Falls State Park as well as the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. While at the convention, students attended leadership sessions conducted by the National FFA officers and heard motivational speakers. They also attended a Career Expo sponsored by hundreds of colleges and businesses gathered to promote their products as well as educate students on the different aspects of agricultural education and agribusiness. The West Columbus FFA Chapter also competed in the National FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event while at the Indianapolis State Fairgrounds. The Agricultural Mechanics team was required to complete a team activity and a written exam on the first day of the competition. On the second day of the competition, team members were expected to perform individual skill activities. Team members, Gary Charles Greene, Colt Johnson, Brandon Strickland, and Cody Jernigan, placed first in the State Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event at the State FFA Convention in Raleigh, NC this past June. This achievement gave them the opportunity to compete at the national level. This trip was made possible by the generous contributions of the West Columbus FFA Alumni Association and sponsors. Attending the 85^th Annual FFA Convention from the West Columbus FFA Chapter were Cody Bullard, Brittany Coleman, Will Edmund, Gary Charles Greene, Brittany Hayes, Ashlee Hilburn, Sara Housand, Cody Jernigan, Colt Johnson, Haylie Spivey, Brandon Strickland, Sawyer Strickland, Kristen Thompson, Leslie Ward, and Garron Whitehead along with FFA Chapter Advisor Fred McPherson and his wife, Jeanne.

Mobile Simulation Lab

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Career & Interest Assessments, Schools, and Job Seeking Resources

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NC Career Clusters, Pathways, & Courses http://www.columbus.k12.nc.us/cte/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Career-Clusters.pdf Career Cruising (For Careers & Career Clusters, Universities, Assessments, and much more) http://public.careercruising.com/en/ Log-in using PowerSchool number with (NC- at the beginning) ex. NC-123456 Information on about Careers... O*NET http://www.onetonline.org/ Occupational Outlook Handbook http://www.bls.gov/ooh/ Interest Assessments... Interest Profiler http://www.cacareerzone.org/ip/ Career Interest Related to Careers http://www.witechcolleges.org/explore_careers/career_interest/index.php Healthcare Schools http://www.medicalassistantschools.com/states/north_carolina/ http://www.bestnursingdegree.com/states/north-carolina/ Interview Resources... Job Interview and Career Guide http://www.job-interview-site.com/ Job Bank USA http://www.jobbankusa.com/ Résumé Resources... Tips on résumé writing http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumetips/Resume_Tips.htm Action verbs http://www.resumetoolbox.com/action-verbs.html Monster Résumé Tips http://career-advice.monster.com/resumes-cover-letters/careers.aspx

CTE in Action: Pictures of Our Students in Various Program Areas

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Peace Corp Guest Speaker @ East Columbus High School

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On Tuesday, February 27th, Ms. Karen Slusarczyk's Early Childhood Education class had a guest speaker from the Peace Corp. Kevina Castalleto was a former student of hers from Charlotte who went through the ECE program. She is a graduate from UNCW who spent two years teaching in the USA and joined the Peace Corp. She was sent to Belize with her husband. She was able to open a childcare center (they referred to it as a pre-k program) and a library. Ms. Slusarczyk's students were shown a video of her home life in Belize, the children, and native cooking. She had clothing and books to share also. After a language lesson, they were introduced to tortilla making. Each student was coached in making tortillas and cooking them. It was a wonderful experience. Many great questions were asked and Mrs. Castalleto was very patient with them. She seemed as excited as they were.

South Columbus FFA’s Good News

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[slideshow_deploy id=695] South Columbus FFA Good News 2/21/2013 Raleigh- The South Columbus FFA teamed up with over 300 members from across the state on Tuesday, February 12^th for the Inaugural FFA Day at the North Carolina Legislature. South Columbus members Olivia Watson, Cody Jackson and Brandon Long joined their FFA Advisors Marlette Watson and Berry Strickland for a fast paced day which began with a breakfast meeting with the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee where the students were engaged in conversation with state Senators and answering countless questions regarding their Agricultural Education program and focusing on the future of agriculture in North Carolina. Students later met with our own House Member, Ken Waddell, former Agriculture Teacher from East Columbus High School who was instrumental in establishing a meeting of the House Agriculture Appropriations committee where Olivia was recognized and delivered her First Place Winning Prepared Public Speaking Address entitled “The Thin Green Line”. The committee members and over 75 guests gave a standing ovation after Olivia’s oratorical delivery. The committee also presented Olivia with a House Resolution recognizing the importance of Agricultural and the FFA in public schools. The team met with Senator Michael Walters to discuss Agricultural Education and the FFA and received a warm welcome as he also introduced the team to his committee the “Agriculture/Environmental and Natural Resources Committee”. They invited Olivia to speak to the entire group and present her speech to their group. This meeting included the entire Agriculture/Environmental and Natural Resources Committee, other members of the State Senate, Commissioner of Agriculture and numerous media venues. After receiving another standing ovation for her presentation, Olivia again was presented a certificate of appreciation by the speaker and was personally applauded by the Commission of Agriculture, Steve Troxler who had the unfortunate job of following Olivia presentation with his own address to the committee. As students from around the state gathered at the Legislative Building to view the Senate and House from the Rotunda, our students were invited into the both chambers as a resolution was read and adopted declaring that week as State FFA and Agricultural Education Week across the state. After a unanimous vote to adopt the resolution, our members were recognized by the speakers and we again received standing ovations for representing the States FFA Association and for making a positive impact on all present in both the Senate and House of this momentous and historical day in North Carolina Government. Olivia placed First in the North Carolina FFA Prepared Public Speaking Event held at the 85th State FFA Convention in June of last year, she also received a bronze medal at the National FFA Prepared Public Speaking Contest in October which was held at the 85^th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. Event participants were required to deliver a prepared speech on one agricultural topic. The speech must be six to eight minutes in length. After the speech is given, judges question the speaker for five minutes. Winners are selected on the written manuscript, speech delivery, content and response to judges’ questions. Devin White and Christian Coleman represented South Columbus and the Three Rivers Federation FFA at the State Level FFA Truck and Tractor Driving Contest which was held at the NC State Fairgrounds, Hunt Horse Area, on October 31^st. Over 140 participants from across the state participated in this all day safety event. Devin White placed First in the State in Truck Safety. Devin will be recognized on stage at the NC FFA State Convention in June. The North Carolina FFA is a youth organization of over 17,400 student members preparing for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture with nearly 250 local chapters across the state. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. Visit www.ncffa.org for more information.

FCCLA District IV Leadership Council Meeting

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[slideshow_deploy id=789] The District IV Leadership Council Meeting was held on September 23, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. at Columbus Career and College Academy in Fair Bluff, North Carolina. This meeting's theme was "Oh the places you'll go." Principal Nicky Hobbs welcomed everyone to the meeting. Ms. Everlene Davis, FCCLA teacher at South Columbus High School organized the event. After the business meeting, a tour of CCCA's campus was given. CCCA's Culinary Arts students under the direction of Chef Sherman Axelbrug provided an appetizing meal and presentation. Mr. Alan Faulk, Superintendent of Columbus County Schools was also in attendance for the meeting. All teachers and guests received a gift as a token of their presence at the meeting. Ms. Everlene Davis, who serves as Staff Development Coordinator for District IV of the FCCLA and Columbus County Schools' 2013-14 Teacher of the Year, was very appreciative of all who attended.

CCCA's Yam Festival Winners

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CCCA Cleans up at Yam Festival Cook-Off

For the 2^nd straight year, Columbus Career & College Academy had a good showing at the Yam Festival Cook-Off in Tabor City. Yaraseth Salas captured 1^st place with her Orange Yam Cheese Ball in the “other” dessert category. Jakeithia King secured 2^nd place for her Layered Yam and Lemon Pie in the pie division. Dania Arellano earned 1^st place with her Yam Pot Pie in the entrée division and came away as the Best in Overall Youth Winner. Caitlyn Soles placed 2^nd in snacks with Yam Coconut Cookies. Tequila Quick walked away with 1^st place for her White Chocolate Layered Yam Cake in the cake division. Rounding out the awards was Emily Walters who received a 2^nd place award in the quick breads division with her Yam Pecan Pie Muffins. Nice Job, CCCA!

CCCA at Camp Dixie

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CHAMPIONS AT WORK: EDUCATED AND SKILLED TO LEAD AMERICA!

All smiles, on a great day at Camp Dixie, were emerging from Columbus Career & College Academy students after earning the State Leadership Award. CCCA’s Skills USA members received 1^st to 3^rd place medals after competing against other students from around the state in multiple leadership and hands-on competitions. Clint Morgan placed 3rd, Matt Cribb and Caitlyn Soles placed 2^nd, and Michael-James Cox placed 1^st in Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Austin Parker placed 2^nd in Public Service Announcement. Allegra Diaz placed 3^rd and Austin Oliver placed 1^st in Creed. Caitlyn Soles was elected Region 4 Historian, the first regional office ever won by a CCCA student. All contestants were preparing for their futures as they took on challenges that came their way while defeating what prevents them from becoming Future Leaders of America, but still preparing for leadership in the world of work. By: Allegra Diaz, CCCA Student

CCCA Pride brings home the gold at SkillsUSA event!

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Students pictured in picture from left to right: Vance Norris, Caitlyn Soles, Michael-James Cox, Allegra Diaz, Dylan Spivey, Warren Housand, Clint Morgan, Cristal Osorio, A B Ledezma, Matt Cribb, Timo Solano, Austin Oliver, Natltaly Razo, Austin Parker, Jorge Vaena

CCCA’s SkillsUSA team recently traveled to Fayetteville to compete in their 2^nd ever Regional Rally at Fayetteville Technical Community College. Fifteen students from CCCA competed in five different events; Creed, Culinary, Masonry I, Masonry, Opening & Closing Ceremony (7 member team). The club took home first place medals in Culinary, Masonry, and Creed. Ninth grade student Natltaly Razo was one of the students who won first place in the Masonry competition. She said that she enjoys the competitions because she gets to have fun with what she has learned but also that she learns new skills while at the competition. She also commented, “I enjoy being in the SkillsUSA club because I learn how to become a leader. I want to make my own business in Masonry.” Other CCCA students won second place in Culinary, Masonry I, Masonry, and Opening/Closing Ceremonies. One student won a third place medal in Masonry and one student won a fourth place medal in Masonry. In addition, students from the Metals II department made a step gauge that was used by the Masonry judges to look to see if a project was plumb, level, etc. From here, students will practice and await the arrival of the State Conference, which is April 9^th – April 11^th in Greensboro at the Coliseum at the Koury Convention Center. SkillsUSA is a national student organization serving students that take career and technical education classes. Students in this club learn skills that help them to become more employable and become a more well-rounded worker and citizen.

CCCA's Culinary Arts Students and CMS's Students

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CCCA’s SkillsUSA Takes Gold in Greensboro - Headed to Nationals in Kansas City

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Pictured Left to Right: Culinary Advisor Chef Sherman Axelberg, Reporter Austin Parker, Secretary Caitlyn Soles, Natltaly Razo, President Michael-James Cox, Jorge Vaena, Timo Solano, Vice President Austin Oliver, Cristal Osorio, Treasure Clint Morgan, Historian Matt Cribb, Allegra Diaz, Warren Housand, Parliamentarian Abiran Ledezma, Masonry Advisor Fred Mason Jr., Nathan Norris, Dylan Spivey

The SkillsUSA team from Columbus Career & College Academy just returned from Greensboro, NC, where the attended their 2nd ever State Leadership & Skills Conference. The club sent 15 of their 22 members to compete in 5 contests; Creed A, Culinary, Masonry I, Masonry, and Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Each student and each advisor had their own personal goals they wanted to achieve along with the club having 3 group goals to achieve. What a great 3 days these ended up being.

Last year the club brought home 3 metals; a 3rd place finish in Masonry PowerPoint and 4th and 5th place finish in Culinary. This year the main overall goal was to bring home at least a 2nd place metal and that is what the 7 member team of Opening and Closing Ceremonies did. This contest has a team follow official guidelines that are used to open and close any official Skills event. They finished in 2nd place just behind South Johnston High School. SkillsUSA Vice President, Austin Oliver was asked to describe the feeling of winning the school’s 1st ever 2^nd place metal.” He responded, “You feel good about yourself when you accomplish something.” This definitely had the club feeling good.

After goal 1 was met, the club moved on to goal 2; bring home a 1st place metal in a state level only contest. SkillsUSA member Allegra Diaz accomplished this goal by placing 1st in Creed A. In Creed A, you have up to 1 minute to introduce yourself and tell why the Creed is important to you, then you recite all 291 words which Ms. Diaz did without any notes. When asked to describe the feeling of winning 1st place, she responded, “I feel like I am the best at what I do and my hard work has paid off.” Yes she is, because she is a state champion.

The club was ready to try for the perfecta and attempt to wipe out goal 3. SkillsUSA Secretary and 2013-2014 Region Four Historian Caitlyn Soles was the person to do just that. Culinary is 2 ½ hour competition that test knife skills, ability, presentation, knowledge, and safety and sanitation, and when it was all said and done, Caitlyn came home with the gold. When asked to describe the feeling of qualifying for nationals in Kansas City, MO, Caitlyn replied, “It is unreal and a dream come true. You never think you will get this far in something you love to do.” 4^th and 5^th place was not announced at State due to missing paper so the club is still in hopes, Nathan Norris will secure 1 of these 2 final spots.

Masonry made up the final contests. CCCA competed in Masonry I, state level only, and Masonry, national level. Each of the 5 members completed their project, which made Masonry Advisor, Fred Mason Jr. extremely proud. These are 2 ½ hour projects for Masonry I and 3 hour projects for Masonry and each student must be at the top of their game to place top 5. CCCA did not place top 5, but are still in hopes for a top 10 in either or both competitions when the official scores come out in the next couple of weeks.

East Columbus High School Health Science Students Working the Health Fair

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ECHS Business Students Experience Ply Gem

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[slideshow_deploy id=917] Ms. Pattillo's business students were taken on a field trip as one of the culminating activities in Ms. Pattillo's Kenan Fellowship process, which connects STEM industry and educators to create engaging lesson plans for students. Twenty students and three teachers toured the plant, viewed a presentation and the anniversary video, asked questions about the company, and assembled fencing to be used to border the school garden. The students were able to speak with members of the Ply Gem team about the skills necessary, specifically science, engineering, and math, to work at the company. It was an excellent way to demonstrate the real life business and STEM connection.

WCHS FFA Winners @ Regional Rally

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[slideshow_deploy id=938] WCHS FFA students excel at Regional Rally and advance to State FFA Convention in June.

Ag Mechanics Team Won 1st Place
Forestry Team Won 1st Place
Intro to Horticulture Team Won 2nd Place
Creed Speaking Won 2nd Place
Prepared Public Speaking Won 4th Place
Nursery Landscape Team Won 3rd Place

Students are under the direction of Mr. McPherson and Ms. Hinson.

CCCA Wins Big @ Goldsboro

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CCCA Wins Big in Goldsboro by Rod Lykins Columbus Career & College Academy had seven members of the masonry class compete in the 33^rdAnnual Butch Hardy Memorial contest on Friday May 2nd in Goldsboro. The level two students had to complete a three hour project to demonstrate their mastery of masonry skills. Natltaly Razo, a freshman, walked away with 1^st place overall out of 28 contestants, taking home $525 in cash. "This is the first time in the 33 year history that a female finished 1^st overall," stated Brett Hardy. The ladies finished 1^st, 2^nd, and 5^th overall and had an awesome day. All other CCCA members, Abiran Ledezma, Michael Cox, Capers Nobles, Timoteo Solano, and Jorge Veana completed the project with three finishing in the top ten. Garrett Smith, competing for the first time, was the only CCCA student to compete in the level 1 competition. Smith finished 3^rd out of 26 contestants and went home with $75 in cash. CCCA finished in 2^nd place overall and walked away with a total of $725 in cash and over $200 in tools. "Not bad for our first time here," stated CCCA Masonry Instructor, Fred Mason. This marks the sixth time this year that the masonry department has finished in first place.

CCCA's Five Fire Girls Win High School Radio Day Promo Contest

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Five Fire Girls Win High School Radio Day Promo Contest

The Radio Broadcasting I program at Columbus Career & College Academy brought home their first national competition victory! On April 23^rd, the CCCA Radio Broadcasting I students, also known as the Five Fire Girls, participated in their 1^st ever High School Radio Day; a day set aside for high school radio stations across the U.S. to join together to celebrate their unique efforts, and bring awareness to their programming. Along with this day was the first ever national HSRD Promo Competition; a contest in which each high school station was to create a feature promotion for the day’s events. The Five Fire Girls, who have broadcast bi-weekly this semester on WZCO 89.9 FM on their series “The Five Fire Show,” were awarded first place by a judge with 30 years of broadcasting experience. As the HSRD Promo Competition winners, their promo was featured on the official HSRD page, as well as, the accolades of being the national contest winners, and each DJ was awarded a HSRD T-shirt for their accomplishment.

Pictured Front Row, Left to Right: Kelsey Hinson- DJ KC, Katlynn Walters- DJ Kit-Kat, Cheyane Batten-DJ Princess Pictured Back Row, Left to Right: Tamara Mckinnies- DJ Mara, Shavozia Tucker- DJ Dynamite, Alyssa Delts-Robinson- DJ Alyssa-Samone, Gabrielle Kinlaw- DJ GK Not Pictured: Alisha Alston, Radio I Instructor

FFA Banquet @ ECHS

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Photos from the Banquet and Captions: Contests - Creed Speaker - Kailey Paul - Tools ID Team - Ashley Byrd, Yasmine Shaw, Quinton Mitchell, Daniel Coleman, James Spaulding - Forestry - Scotson Jenkins, Cameron Floyd, Kailey Paul, Quinton Malpass - Nursery Landscape - Cameron Floyd, Aarika Jacobs, and not pictured Brendle Jacobs - Hunter Safety - Back row: Advisor Whitney Hill Hern, Bradley Olson, Harrison Malpass, Nick Rogers, Quinton Malpass, Front row: Cameron Floyd, Doug Hayward, Scotson Jenkins, Josh Rogers - Vet Science - Cameron Floyd, Cierra Coleman, Josh Graham, Doug Hayward The Following will be Moving on to the North Carolina State FFA Convention, June 17th - 19th, 2014: - Job Interview - Advisor Matthew Barnhill and Lillie Malpass 1st Place in the South Central Region - Prepared Public Speaking - Ashley Byrd 2nd Place in the South Central Region - Parliamentary Procedure - Olivia Kissam, Kailey Paul, Kassidy Coleman, Faith Mercado, Cierra Coleman, Sarah Freeman - 3rd Place in the South Central Region Scotson Jenkins, pictured with Ms. Hern, is the senior who competed in the most contests while here at ECHS. He will be greatly missed when he graduates on the 14th of June. Star Greenhand Award is given to the best Greenhand of the school year - Quinton Malpass Star Chapter Farmer Award is given to the best Chapter Farmer of the school year - Kailey Paul This year we have three students receiving a State FFA Degree at the North Carolina State FFA Convention: Picture with Advisors Matthew Barnhill and Whitney Hill Hern, Lillie Malpass, Kassidy Coleman, and Cierra Coleman Alex Britt will be receiving the highest degree awarded to FFA members, the American FFA Degree. He will receive this degree in Louisville, KY this October. Students Haywood McKoy IV and Ashley Byrd played the piano during our meal. Mr. Hoss Hickman, owner of Waccamaw Outdoors, Inc., was presented a plaque of appreciation for his ongoing support of our FFA program, specifically with the Hunter Safety Team. Parent volunteers, Joe Olson and Jimmy Malpass were also presented gifts for their much appreciated support. Retiring ECHS Chapter Officers are: Randall Sessoms, Cameron Floyd, Sarah Freeman, Kassidy Coleman, Lillie Malpass, Cierra Coleman, Caleb Graham, Doug Hayward New Officers: Josh Rogers - Reporter; Randall Sessoms - Sentinel; Cameron Floyd - President; Sarah Freeman - Vice President; Kailey Paul - Secretary; Olivia Kissam - Reporter; Faith Mercado - Historian; Ashley Byrd - Chaplain

Career Day @ ECHS

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East Columbus High School held its annual Career Day. Here are some pictures from the event:

WCHS FFA Press Releases

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Click Below to Read Releases: 2014 Forestry Press Release 2014 State Convention Press Release 2014 Tools Press Release

CCCA SkillsUSA Competes at State Leadership Conference Thanks to Duke Energy

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On a great day at Camp Dixie in Fayetteville, NC, all smiles were emerging from Columbus Career & College Academy students after earning their State Leadership Award. This year was extra special thanks to a donation from Duke Energy, which allowed CCCA’s officer team to attend this year’s training. CCCA’s SkillsUSA members received first to fourth place medals after competing against other students from around the state in multiple leadership competitions and in “The Great Experience.” Natltaly Razo placed fourth with team blue, Caitlyn Soles placed second with team green, & Allegra Diaz & Johnnie-Claire Wright placed first with team gold in Opening & Closing Ceremonies. Abiran Ledezma placed first with team purple in Creed. Team Gold also won the coveted “Dixie Cup.” Caitlyn Soles was elected Region Four Reporter, the second regional office for her and the school. All contestants were preparing for their futures as they took on challenges that came their way while defeating what prevents them from becoming Future Leaders of America, but still preparing for leadership in the world of work.

Archived News

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2015-16

CCCA's Culinary Arts Chef 7 is a success. Click here to read more.
CCCA Wins big at BBQ on the Bluff. Click here to read more.
CCCA Wins big a State Skills USA Conference and are headed to Nationals. Click here to read more.
CCCA's Ari Pattillo Wins in Drafting I at State SkillsUSA Competition under the instruction of Mr. Lionel Sweat.
CCCA Wins 10 Events/26 Medals at SkillsUSA South Central Rally. Click here to read more.
CCCA Competes at 3rd Annual Masonry Face-off: Columbus Career & College Academy’s Masonry teacher, Fred Mason Jr., took eight of his Masonry students to Robeson County Career Center on Friday, February 26th to compete in the 3rd annual Masonry Face-off. Justin Lee won the Masonry I competition with Maria Torres coming in third. Natltaly Razo won the Masonry II competition with Timo Solano coming in second and Garrett Parker coming in fourth. Amreen Nagra won the Construction Tool ID contest. Rossy Ballesteros won the Bulletin Board Contest. Maria Torres came in 2nd in the Poster contest. This was the second year for the Poster contest and Power Point contest. The Bulletin Board contest & Construction Tool ID were just added this year. CCCA has won the Masonry I & II competitions all three years.
Congratulations to SCHS's Jonathan Clontz for his 1st Place Win in Extemporaneous Public Speaking and Sarah Watson for her 1st Place Win in Prepared Public Speaking at the Three Rivers Federation Competition on February 25th.
Congratulations to ECHS's Parliamentary Procedure Team for winning 1st place in the Three Rivers Federation Competition on February 25th. The team will compete in April at Regionals.
Twenty-four FFA Members and Officers went to Hallsboro Artesia Elementary School to host our first ever PALS (Partners in Active Learning Service) meeting. The kids loved it (both high school and elementary)! FFA members educated 2nd graders about a variety of agriculture commodities grown in North Carolina and then created ornaments that reflected these items. We will be displaying these items on a Commodity Tree at the elementary school and hopefully either the High School or School Board. Click here to view a slideshow of pictures from the meeting.
C lick here to check out scenes from CCCA's latest Chopped Episode.
CCCA Culinary Arts students under the instruction of Chef Axelburg catered CCS Retirement Dinner.
Columbus Career & College Academy came home with a total of ten ribbons this year from the Yam Festival. Chef Axelberg had contestants from both Intro to Culinary and Culinary II.Hannah Brown, Yam Spiral Biscuits with Rum Icing, 1^st Place, Tasia Grate, Orange Glazed Cookies, 1st Place, Autumn Brown, Yam cake, 1^st Place, Chrissilynn Ammons, Double Classic Yam Pie, 1^st Place, Katlynn Walters, Orange Glazed Yam Pie, 2^nd Place, and Bailey Campbell, Yam Shooters, 2^nd Place.Zach Pike, Cinnamon Yam Muffins, 2^nd Place, Cierra McNeil, Yam Cupcakes with Caramel Frosting, 3^rd Place, Preston Prince, Fudge, 1^st Place, and Tris Faulk, Yam Stir Fry, 2^nd Place.
CCCA Places Two Students in the Top 10 at Masonry Competition.Columbus Career & College Academy masonry instructor Fred Mason took two of his advanced studies students to compete in the 62^nd Annual NC Department of Commerce Masonry Apprenticeship Contest. Timo Solano finished in fourth place and Natltaly Razo finished in ninth place in the pre-apprenticeship contest. Last year, Natltaly finished twelfth and Timo finished fourteenth. Everyone at CCCA is proud of their efforts.
CCCA attends 4th Camp Dixie with help from Duke Energy. Click here to read an article by student Emily Pridgen about the event.
West Columbus High School Students in Ms. Hinson's Horticulture class teach Chadbourn Elementary Students how to plant a garden. Click here for more pictures.
Congratulations to the 1st Ever SkillsUSA Pledge Contest Winners from CCCA: Tasia Grate, 3rd Place Maggie Barnhill, 2nd Place Chance Holmes-Snowden, 1st Place

2014-15

The WCHS Community Blood Drive was held on April 29th in the gymnasium. A total of 83 units of blood was collected, which will serve to help as many as 249 people. There were 91 donors present to donate, with 16 of those from our surrounding community. Thanks to WCHS faculty, staff, students and supportive community citizens for making this blood drive a success!
CCCA's Third SkillsUSA State Conference Best Ever! Click here to read more.
CCCA's Culinary Students catered the TOY/POY Banquet. Click here for more pictures.
Duke Energy Progress and Hallsboro Middle School participated in Students at Work. Duke Energy Progress visited the school and did a presentation for the students about careers available at the company. The bucket truck that is used by electricians to access high power lines for repairs was brought for students to see and was used in a demonstration. A Duke Energy Progress representative also discussed careers available.
February is CTE Month!
CCCA Goes All Out on Hosting 2nd Annual Local Masonry Contest Click here for more information and pictures.
South Columbus High School Chapter of Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)'s Annual Food Drive collected 3,167 items for 2014 with Ms. Everlene Davis as Adviser. Way to go!
CCCA: Congratulations to Natltaly Razo & Timo Solano for earning their OSHA certification.
CCCA: CCCA won 3rd place in the NCSBA video contest. Congratulations to Ms. Alston & all her students who helped bring home this 3rd place honor to CCCA. Ya'll make us proud!
Ms. Davis's FACS students at SCHS had several winners at the Columbus County Fair. Click here to view winner information.
ECHS had two chefs for Teacher of the Year interviews. Talon Jacobs prepared Chicken Parmesan on a bed of spaghetti. Jazmine Devon prepared a garden salad and Cheesecake Mousse for dessert. They also served the dignitaries and were quiet impressive in their embroidered chef jackets. The dignitaries were amazed. Great Job!
CCCA’s SkillsUSA Wraps up Raffle at Southeastern NC Agriculture Festival; Masonry Classes Gives Back to Fair Bluff Click here to view more.
CCCA's Culinary students are winners at the Yam Festival. Click here for more.

Columbus Career & College Academy's Masonry students traveled to Raleigh on Monday, October 20th to compete in the N.C. Department of Commerce and N.C. Department of Agriculture 61st annual Masonry Pre-apprentice contest at the N.C. State Fair. All 3 students finished in the top 14.

CCCA's Culinary students catered the CCS Retirement Dinner on October 21st.

On Saturday, October 11th, SkillsUSA at CCCA completed their first community service project for this school year. Students worked together to build a set of brick steps for Carol Graham, lead teacher/director at Building Bridges After School Program in Fair Bluff.

ECHS's Nursing Fundamental students conducted Blood Drive on October 13, 2014. Click here to view more pictures.

WCHS's Nursing Fundamental students conducted Eye Screening on Monday, October 13th at Cerro Gordo Elementary. Screening for visual acuity were performed on all first, third and fifth grade students. Click here for more pictures.

CCCA SkillsUSA Competes at State Leadership Conference Thanks to Duke Energy Click here to read more.

The 2014-2015 Nursing Fundamental Students at East Columbus, South Columbus, and West Columbus High Schools received Eye Screening Certification during a training session conducted by Prevent Blindness of North Carolina in Raleigh. The training was conducted on September 10th and consisted of classroom instruction, skills competency, and administration of a written certification test. All of our students were certified. Yay!

2013-14

West Columbus High School's FFA attended NC State Convention in June. WCHS's FFA members win NC State FFA Agriculture Tools Identification Event and 2nd Place in NC State FFA Forestry Event. Click here to read press releases from these events.
Career Day @ ECHS. Click here for pictures.
FFA Banquet @ ECHS. Click here for pictures.
Ms. Alston and her Five Fire Girls, radio broadcasting students, win high school radio day promo contest. Click here for more.
CCCA Masonry program featured in The June 2014 edition of The North Carolina Masonry Contractors. Click here to view.
Mr. Mason and his masonry students at CCCA win big at Goldsboro. Click here to read article about their win.
Mr. McPherson and Ms. Hinson's FFA students at West Columbus High School excel at Regional Rally and advance to State. Click here for pictures and results.
Ms. Pattillo and her Business students at East Columbus High School experience Ply Gem. Click here to read more and view other photos from the "Ply Gem Experience."
Ms. Brown and her Health Science students work the Health Fair at East Columbus High School. Click here for more photos from the event.
Top-Score for the May 2014 contest was achieved by Natitaly Razo (pictured,) a freshman at Columbus Career & College Academy in Fair Bluff, instructed by Fred Mason. Click here to visit the website: http://www.ncmca.com/news-a-events.

CCCA takes Gold at Greensboro. Click here for more information.

CCCA Culinary Arts students conduct Etiquette Workshop for CMS's Girls on Fire and Gentlemen of Distinction. Click here to see pictures.

WCHS's Nursing Fundamental students held annual Blood Drive on March 5th.
CCCA Pride brings home the gold at SkillsUSA event! Click here to read more.
CCCA's Masonry Students Excel in Competition! Jorge Vaena won 1st place in the poster contest & 1st place in the Masonry II competition. Michael-James Cox won 2nd place in the Masonry II competition. Timo Solano won 3rd place in the Masonry II competition. Dylan Spivey won 1st place in the Masonry I competition.

Ms. Everlene Davis is named Sandhills/South Central Region Teacher of the Year.

CCCA has several winners at this year's Yam Festival.

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Ms. Everlene Davis hosts District IV FCCLA Leadership Council Meeting on September 23, 2013 at CCCA.

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West Columbus High School has several State FFA Winners. (Pictured winners and Mr. McPherson are featured in the CTE News slideshow.)

CCCA receives several awards at Camp Dixie.

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WCHS's Nursing Fundamental Students Eye Screening @ CGES

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ECHS October 13, 2014 Blood Drive

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Essential Standards for Columbus County Schools

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Columbus County Schools Essential Standards

Career Clusters, Pathways, and Courses

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Career Clusters

Public Notice/Aviso público

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The Columbus County School System will offer Career Technical Education Programs for students in grades 6 through 12 at (middle schools) and (high schools) for the 2016-17 school year. The mission of Career Technical Education in the Columbus County School System is to meet student needs, interests, abilities, and aspirations; and to help empower students for effective participation in an international economy as world class workers and citizens. Career Technical Education Programs are being offered in:

Agricultural Education Business Education Career Development Family and Consumer Sciences Health Occupations Trade & Industrial Education High School Internship In compliance with federal law, the Columbus County Schools System and CTE programs administer all educational programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination because of race, religion, national or ethnic origin, color, age, military status, disability or gender, except where exemption is appropriate and allowed by law. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap in educational programs. Deborah Spivey, Director of Programs for Exceptional Children, has been designated to coordinate compliance with Section 504 regulations. She is located in the Columbus County Board of Education Building, 817 Washington Street, Whiteville, NC 28472, telephone 642-5168. Title IX of the Education Amendment of 1972 prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in educational programs. If you have any questions or comments about Title IX and/or the Career Technical Education Programs in the Columbus County Schools System, please contact: Mr. Ken Buck, Director of Career Technical Education Columbus County Schools 817 Washington Street Whiteville, NC 28472 Telephone (910) 642-5168 El sistema escolar del Condado de Columbus ofrecerá programas de educación técnica de carrera para los estudiantes en los grados 6 a 12 en (las escuelas intermedias) y (secundarias) para el año 2016-17. La misión de educación técnica vocacional en el sistema escolar del Condado de Columbus es satisfacer necesidades de los estudiantes, sus intereses, habilidades y aspiraciones; y para ayudar a capacitar a los estudiantes para una participación efectiva en la economía internacional como trabajadores de clase mundial y de los ciudadanos. Se ofrecen programas de educación técnica carrera en: Educación agrícola Educación de negocios Desarrollo de la carrera Familia y Ciencias del consumidor Ocupaciones de la salud Educación Industrial y comercial High School secundaria Internship En cumplimiento de la ley federal, los programas del sistema de las escuelas del Condado de Columbus y CTE administran programas muy educativos, actividades de empleo y admisiones sin discriminación por raza, religión, origen nacional o étnico, color, edad, estado militar, discapacidad o género, excepto donde la exención es apropiado y permitidos por la ley. Sección 504 del Acta de rehabilitación de 1973 prohíbe la discriminación por discapacidad en los programas educativos. Deborah Spivey, Directora de programas para niños excepcionales, ha sido designado para coordinar el cumplimiento de las normas de la sección 504. Ella se encuentra en la construcción de Junta de educación del Condado de Columbus, 817 Washington Street, Whiteville, NC 28472, teléfono 642-5168. Título IX de la enmienda de Educación de 1972 prohíbe la discriminación por sexo en los programas educativos. Si usted tiene alguna pregunta o comentario sobre los programas de educación técnica carrera/título IX o en el sistema de escuelas del Condado de Columbus, póngase en contacto con: El Sr. Ken Buck Director de la carrera de educación técnica Escuelas del Condado de Columbus 817 Washington Street Whiteville, NC 28472 Teléfono (910) 642-5168

CCCA's Recipe for Success at the Yam Festival

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Columbus Career & College Academy recently competed in their third Yam Festival and it was another amazing finish. Nathan Norris placed second in the youth division with Sweet Potato Drop Biscuits with Cinnamon Caramel Sauce and placed second place in the youth division with Sweet Potato Burritos. Caitlyn Soles placed first place in the youth division with Sweet Potato Cake w/Cream Cheese filling and Sweet Potato Butter Cream. Jonathan Smith placed first in the youth division with Sweet Potato Bread Pudding w/Orange Rum Butter Sauce. Allegra Diaz placed first and won Best in Show in the youth division with Golden Sweet Potato Candy Nuggets. Emily Walters placed third in the adult division with Sugared Sweet Potato Biscuits. Emma Balch placed first place in the youth division with Sweet Potato Pie with Caramel Apples.

CCCA's SkillsUSA Wraps Up Raffle at Southeastern NC Agriculture Festival; Masonry Classes Gives Back to Fair Bluff

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Early Saturday afternoon, Columbus Career & College Academy concluded their first ever raffle from their booth at the Southeastern NC Agriculture Festival in Fair Bluff, NC. All proceeds raised will go to start a fund that helps pay the way for any student who earns a spot at the SkillsUSA National Competition in Louisville, Kentucky in June 2015. We at CCCA would like to thank the following sponsors who have made this a big success: McArthur Supply Inc., Walmart, Lowe’s, Pawn South, Ellis Meares & Sons, Jamie’s Tire & Auto Service, Sluggers’ Deli, Elvington Drug, Jeff Axelberg with SMP Produce, Tint Wizard. Pictured is SkillsUSA Treasurer Allegra Diaz looking to see what the next prize is as SkillsUSA Vice President, Caitlyn Soles is pulling out the next name. After the festival, CCCA’s masonry department lead by Fred Mason set up three brick benches and two brick flower pots around town in Fair Bluff as a thank you to everything the town has done to help make this school achieve its goals.

SCHS FACS Fair Winners

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Ms. Everlene Davis, FACS teacher at South Columbus High School is pleased to announce the following results for students who placed Food Items and Crafts in the 2014 Columbus County Agriculture fair:

Ashlynn Ward----------------Sofa Pillow------First Place
Tionna Cokley----------Tin Punch--------First Place
Cindia Daniels--------Fall Flower Arrangement—First Place
Zemelex Cisneros Nunez—Crocheted Mat—First Place
Morgan Canady------Fancy Apron----First Place
Morgan Canady-----Strawberry Jam--------First Place
Shanequia Brown---Fruit Pudding-----First Place
Tyana Bromell---Chocolate Pound Cake---First Place
Marissa Hilburn—White Wine Pound Cake---First Place
Alyssa Nelson—Pumpkin Bread—Frist Place
Lilah Elliott------Pumpkin Bars—First Place
Tracey Thomas---Pound Cake----First Place
Taylor Dudney—Decorative Sugar Cookies—First Place
Alexia Alderman—Red Velvet Cake—First Place
Brittamy Wheeler—Sofa Pillow—Second Place
Magan Todd—Fall Wreath---Second Place
Magan Todd-Chcolate Chip Cookies, ---Second Place
Magan Todd—Chocolate Chip Muffins—Second Place
Zemelex Cisneros Nunez—Knitted Mat---Second Place
Morgan Canady---Crocheted Scarf----Second Place
Brittany Riggins----Brownies-----Second Place
Cindia Daniels—Halloween Cake---Second Place
Amerla Strickland---Decorative Cup Cakes---Second Place
Magan Todd---Art Work----Third Place
Zemelex Cisneros Nunez—Crocheted Spiral---Third Place
Rose Friend-----Kool Aid Pie------Third Place
Martha Robinson—Red Velvet Cupcakes—Third Place

CCCA Goes All Out on Hosting 2nd Annual Local Masonry Contest

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On February 6th, Robeson County Career Center (RCCC) traveled to Fair Bluff to compete against Columbus Career & College Academy in four masonry competitions. CCCA’s masonry instructor, Fred Mason’s students had a very successful day. Garrett Parker placed fourth, Jennifer Hernandez placed third, and Garret Smith placed first in the Masonry I competition. Abiran Ledezma placed third, Natltaly Razo placed second, and Timo Solano placed first in the Masonry II competition. Jorge Vaena placed first in Masonry PowerPoint. CCCA did not have a student competing in the Poster competition. Chef Axelberg, CCCA’s culinary instructor had Leslie Carbajal, Jasmine Davis, Lissette Martinez, and Caitlyn Soles prepare the meals for all involved. Alisha Alston, CCCA’s broadcasting instructor had Shelby Duncan, Jodi Hester, Jaylon Smith, and Henry Spivey filming highlights and conducting interviews. Brandon Enzor was the mud man for this competition.

CCCA State Conference

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CCCA’s Third SkillsUSA State Conference Best Ever

Columbus Career & College Academy has returned from Greensboro with great news! This year CCCA came home with three state winners of which, two will go to Louisville, KY to compete in the national competition, which will be held the week of June 22^nd with competitions on Wednesday, June 24^th and Thursday, June 25^th. Cierra McNiel is the state winner in Commercial Baking and Allegra Diaz is the state champ in Restaurant Service. They will be joined in Louisville, KY by Caitlyn Soles, last year’s Culinary Arts state champ, as she was elected as one of the seven state officers for the 2015-2016 school year. This is CCCA’s first ever state officer. Caitlyn competed in Culinary Arts at this year’s event and came home with a second place finish. Emily Pridgen is the state champ in Pledge. Pledge is a state only competition so this contest does not take place at a national level. Also bringing home top four finishes this year are: Preston Prince with a second place finish in Commercial Baking, Johnnie Claire Wright with a third place finish in CNC Milling, Carrie Malpass with a fourth place finish in Construction Tool-ID, and Jorge Vaena with a fourth place finish in Masonry Power Point. Finally, Natltaly Razo was the first place winner for Region Four in the Masonry Competition, but fell a little short from making top five in the state.

CCCA Culinary Arts Catering Students @ TOY/POY

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WCHS & CES Students Planting a Garden

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CCCA SkillsUSA Attends 4th Camp Dixie Thanks to Help from Duke Energy

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CCCA SkillsUSA Attends 4^th Camp Dixie Thanks to Help from Duke Energy

By Emily Pridgen, CCCA SkillsUSA Reporter

On September 20^th, 21^st, and 22^nd, nine students from CCCA went to Camp Dixie in Fayetteville for the 2015 SkillsUSA State Leadership Conference. At this three day training, high school students learn how to work together and become leaders. They also learn new things about SkillsUSA, meet new people, and have new experiences. SkillsUSA turns over all the activities to their seven state officers to run. Caitlyn Soles, SkillsUSA State Reporter, is one of CCCA’s very own. CCCA also has two Regional Officers who attended this training, one being Caitlyn Soles, South Central Region President and myself, Emily Pridgen, South Central Region Reporter. We also had our other three local officers in attendance along with four additional students representing our four CTE training programs: Culinary Arts, Drafting, Masonry, and Programming and Broadcasting. All nine of us had so much fun and the eight of us who were participants, all earned our State Leadership Awards. The leadership award required you to think and learn fast. We had approximately thirty two hours to learn a list of twenty things given to us when we registered. This is the only opportunity that SkillsUSA has each year to earn this award. During “The Great Experience” at Camp Dixie, we did a team building exercise that required us to design a boat. The materials we were given to use were cardboard, trash bags, and tape. We had a two hour time limit to make a two seater boat out of these materials. I can’t wait to go back next year. Thanks Duke Energy!

Chopped at CCCA

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Check out scenes from the latest episode of CCCA's Chopped. [slideshow_deploy id=1286]

ECHS's PALS/Jr FFA Program - Hallsboro Artesia Elementary

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[slideshow_deploy id=1327] Pictures from PALS/Jr FFA Program with ECHS and Hallsboro Artesia.

CCCA Wins 10 Events/26 Medals at SkillsUSA South Central Rally

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CCCA Wins 10 Events/26 Medals at SkillsUSA South Central Rally By Emily Pridgen, CCCA SkillsUSA Reporter Columbus Career and College Academy had a great turn out for this year's SkillsUSA 2016 Regional Rally. CCCA took the most students ever this year, with a total of twenty eight. CCCA brought home twenty six medals, thirteen were first place. First place medals were earned in: Audio/Radio Production, Television (Video) Production, Commercial Baking, Culinary Arts, Culinary Arts Skill Showcase Individual, Culinary Arts Skill Showcase, Pledge, Masonry, Masonry Estimating, and Masonry Poster. CCCA has a new SkillsUSA Regional Officer for the 2016-17 school year and her name is Autumn Brown. Her sister Caitlyn Soles has been a regional officer for the past three years. Brown states that her sister had a huge influence on her decision to become an officer. “Getting to see the impact SkillsUSA has had on my sister made me want that same experience,” says Brown. “Being in Skills isn’t just about the competition. Not only are we learning how to present and carry ourselves as professionals, but we are also learning other life skills that will help us in the future. Being an officer to me means commitment and new responsibilities.” CCCA hopes to continue to progress in SkillsUSA by attracting even more students to join over time.

CCCA's State SkillsUSA Conference Winners

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CCCA Surpasses Expectations at State; Headed Back to Nationals By Blair Watts On April 19th, Columbus Career and College Academy students headed to SkillsUSA state competition in Greensboro NC. Each and every student worked diligently to prepare for skills. From staying after school for hours on end to setting aside time at home to practice, the students put forth all of their effort, dedication, and hard work. In the end, it all paid off with a total of six 1st place finishes, three 2nd place finishes, four 3rd place finishes, and two fourth place finishes. Placing in the top four out of eighteen events was impressive for CCCA, considering this was their first time competing in 8 of the 18 events entered. CCCA took the most students ever this year, but next year they plan to go to SkillsUSA with even more students and return with more first place wins than ever. Cierra McNeil will once again visit Louisville, KY the week of June 20th, to compete nationally in Commercial Baking. Last year, Cierra finished 16th. Congratulations to all of these Winners!

Creed A - 1st Place - Carrie Malpass Culinary Arts Skill Showcase Individual - 1st Place - Chrissilynn Ammons Culinary Arts Skill Showcase Team - 1st Place - Autumn Brown & Hailey Powell Commercial Baking - 1st Place - Cierra McNeil Drafting I - 1st Place - Ari Pattillo Pledge - 1st Place - Tasia Grate Commercial Baking - 2nd Place - Hannah Brown Culinary Arts - 2nd Place - Preston Prince Restaurant Service - 2nd Place - Allegra Diaz Audio Radio Production - 3rd place - Audio Radio Production Culinary Arts - 3rd Place - Patricia Faulk Masonry Estimating - 3rd Place - Garrett Parker Pledge - 3rd Place - Chance Holmes-Snowden Video (Television) Production - 4th Place - Shayla Arruda & Ethan Cribb Welding - 4th Place - Landon Hinson

CCCA Wins Big at BBQ on the Bluff

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Columbus Career & College Academy, better known as “Schooling You BBQ” had a great showing on Friday, April 22nd and Saturday, April 23rd. CCCA took 1st place in the decorated cake division, led by Cierra McNeil, took 2nd place in the barbecue sauce competition, and tied for 4th place in the overall competition. This year’s team consisted of Preston Prince, Hannah Brown, Chef Axelberg, and Principal Nicky Hobbs. Also, a wonderful job turned in by Ms. Alisha Alston’s Video II students, Blair Watts & Ethan Cribb catching all the judging on camera. Can’t wait until next year’s competition!

Chef 7

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Chef’s 7 is a Success

On Saturday, April 30th, Chef Sherman Axelberg’s Advanced Studies Culinary class opened up a one day pop-up restaurant at CCCA’s cafeteria. Each meal came with an appetizer, entrée, and dessert, with three different choices of each. Forty nine meals were served over three different seatings. The students hired a hostess, two waitresses, and a dish washer. Please check out www.cccaseven.doodlekit.com for more details. Hope this comes back again real soon.

CCCA Students Win National Cyber Safety PSA Scholarship

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CCCA Students Win National Cyber Safety PSA Scholarship

Columbus Career & College Academy students Blair Watts and Emily Pridgen won the National Cyber Safety PSA Scholarship on Thursday, July 7th, 2016. Emily was unable to make the trip to the San Diego, CA Convention Center, but Blair was able and was accompanied by her mom and Alisha Alston, CCCA’s broadcasting instructor. Blair accepted the award for both at the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) national conference.

These two students were informed of this contest by masonry instructor, Fred Mason. With the guidance of Ms. Alston, Blair and Emily brainstormed ideas, wrote out the script, recorded it, and sent it off March 1st. Then the wait began. A few months later, an email arrived about making the top four and they were ecstatic. The next email asked Ms. Alston to contact the contest committee and that’s when they found out that they had won the scholarship and was being asked to come to San Diego to accept the award which Blair, her mom, and Ms. Alston did. This has been an awesome experience and honor for all involved at CCCA! For more info, please visit http://www.careersafeonline.com/index.php/component/content/article/2-uncategorised/214-cyber-safety-psa-scholarship-contest

Logan Elkins Places 2nd in the NC State FFA Prepared Public Speaking Event

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Raleigh, NC – Logan Elkins of the West Columbus FFA Chapter participated in the State FFA Prepared Public Speaking Career Development Event on June 22nd, 2016 at the 88th North Carolina FFA State Convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. Logan was among 30 other speakers that competed in this year’s contest. Logan’s speech entitled, “Bringing Diversity Back”, focused on many of the misconceptions society has about the relationship between diversity and agriculture. Logan’s speech addressed the areas of women, race and education in agriculture. The FFA Prepared Public Speaking Contest is designed to develop agricultural leadership, provide members the opportunity to participate in agricultural public speaking activities and stimulate interest in leadership and citizenship. Members create and deliver from memory, a six- to eight-minute speech on a current agriculture topic or issue. Scoring is based on the written manuscript, delivery and response to questions. Logan advanced to the state contest by winning events held at the local, federation, and regional levels. The North Carolina FFA is a youth organization of over 20,000 student members preparing for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture with nearly 250 local chapters across the state. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

West Columbus FFA Members Place 2nd in the NC State FFA Agricultural Mechanics Event

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Raleigh, NC – The West Columbus FFA Chapter participated in the State FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event on June 22. 2016, at the 88th North Carolina FFA State Convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. West Columbus was among 23 teams that competed in this year’s agriculture mechanics contest. Team members were (l to r) Alfonzo Williams, Ethan Watson, Bradley Rockwell, Hunter Barnhill and Greg Caines. Bradley Rockwell was the 2nd high scorer in the event. The purpose of the Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event is to stimulate interest, encourage proficiency and recognize excellence of students using skills in agricultural mechanics. Students demonstrate their problem-solving skills, complete a fifty question written test as well as perform three hands-on performance skills such as welding, soldering, electrical wiring, and small engine diagnostics. Through FFA participation, members gain and strengthen career skills. These members advanced to the state contest by winning events held at the local, federation, and regional levels. The FFA is a youth organization of over 20,000 student members across North Carolina preparing for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture with nearly 250 local chapters across the state. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

West Columbus FFA Members Place 2nd the NC State FFA Floriculture Event

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Raleigh, NC – The West Columbus FFA Chapter participated in the State FFA Floriculture Career Development Event on June 22, 2016, at the 88th North Carolina FFA State Convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. West Columbus placed 2nd among 30 teams that competed in this year’s floriculture contest. Team members were Steven Connor, Morgan Hayes, Keslynn Pait and Ethan Jenkins. The purpose of the Floriculture Career Development Event is to stimulate the study of and interest in the production and retailing of plants and foliage. Through participation in this event, students will be able to identify floriculture and bedding plant materials as well as characteristics of unhealthy plants due to pest, nutritional, mechanical, or chemical injury. Understanding principles and developing skills of floral design, identification of appropriate supplies and equipment for the flower shop and greenhouse, and demonstration of communication skills necessary for successful employment in the floriculture industry are skills attained in the floriculture event. Team members must be able to identify fifty plants, solve ten horticultural related problems, tie a bow, and complete a written test related to the horticulture industry. These members advanced to the state contest by winning events held at the local, federation, and regional levels. The North Carolina FFA is a youth organization of over 20,000 student members preparing for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture with nearly 250 local chapters across the state. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

West Columbus FFA Members Place 1st the NC State FFA Forestry Event

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Raleigh, NC – The West Columbus FFA Chapter participated in the State FFA Forestry Career Development Event on June 22, 2016, at the 88th North Carolina FFA State Convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. West Columbus placed 1st among 30 teams that competed in this year’s forestry contest. Team members are Cody Hinson, Madison Nance, Savanah McPherson and Brian Bullock. Cody Hinson was the high scorer for the event. The purpose of the Forestry Career Development Event is to stimulate student interest and to promote forestry as career option for students in agricultural education. By participating in this event, students gain an understanding of the economic impact of the forestry industry, while recognizing environmental and social factors affecting the management of forests. Through FFA participation, members gain and strengthen career skills. The participating members must be able to identify 45 species of hardwood and softwood trees, identify 50 tools used in the forest industry and use a Biltmore stick to estimate both sawtimber and pulpwood volume. These members advanced to the state contest by winning events held at the local, federation, and regional levels. By winning the state event, these students will represent North Carolina, Columbus County and West Columbus High School in the National FFA Forestry Contest held in Indianapolis, Indiana in October. The FFA is a youth organization of student members preparing for leadership and careers in science, business and technology in the agriculture industry. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

West Columbus FFA Chapter Excels at North Carolina State FFA Convention

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Raleigh, NC – The West Columbus FFA Chapter participated in the State FFA Convention on June 21-23, 2016. The 88th North Carolina FFA State Convention was held at the Raleigh Convention Center. West Columbus competed against chapters from across the state in career development events such as forestry, horticulture, public speaking, creed speaking, agricultural mechanics and tools identification. Students representing West Columbus were Jordan Nance; Logan Elkins in Public Speaking; Kaitlyn Conley in Creed Speaking; Cody Hinson, Brian Bullock, Savanah McPherson and Madison Nance in Forestry; Bradley Rockwell, Greg Caines, Ethan Watson, Alfonzo Williams and Hunter Barnhill in Agricultural Mechanics; Keslyn Pait, Morgan Hayes, Ethan Jenkins and Steven Connor in Floriculture; Grayson Jarvis, Cody Benton, Kasey Collins and Hunter Prevatte in Nursery Landscape; Kaleb Wilson, Greyanna Booth, Matt Connor and Ashlynn Dickerson in Introduction to Horticulture; and Addison Tew, Charles Butler, Aaron Elkins, Nathan Jarvis, Chase Barnhill, Donald Conway and Andrew Davis in Tool Identification. Team members earned the opportunity to compete in state level events by winning local, federation, and regional contests throughout the 2015-2016 school years. Students participating in these events have shown great character and determination. Their hard work has been demonstrated by personal sacrifice and commitment to hours of practice. Many of these students will attend the National FFA Convention in October where the Forestry Team will represent North Carolina FFA in the National Forestry Contest. Through FFA participation in career development events, members gain and strengthen career skills that can be used as they enter college or professional life. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

West Columbus FFA Members place 2nd the NC State FFA Agricultural Tools Identification Event

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Raleigh, NC – The West Columbus FFA Chapter participated in the State FFA Agricultural Tools Career Development Event on June 22, 2016, at the 88th North Carolina FFA State Convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. West Columbus placed 2nd among 48 teams that competed in this year’s tool identification contest. Team members were Addison Tew, Aaron Elkins, Nathan Jarvis, Chase Barnhill, Charles Butler, Donald Conway and Andrew Davis. Through FFA participation, members gain and strengthen skills needed in the agricultural mechanics industry. The participating members must be able to identify 187 tools and have a working knowledge of how each tool is used. These members advanced to the state contest by winning events held at the local, federation levels. The FFA is a youth organization of student members preparing for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

CCCA Competes at SkillsUSA Nationals for the 3rd Straight Year

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CCCA Competes at SkillsUSA Nationals for the 3rd Straight Year By Blair Watts, SkillsUSA Reporter In June of 2016 Columbus Career and College Academy student Cierra McNeil and Culinary Arts teacher, Chef Sherman Axelberg travelled to Louisville, Kentucky for the SkillsUSA National Conference, where McNeil would compete in Commercial Baking for the 2nd straight year. McNeil and Axelberg prepared for Nationals all throughout the weeks leading up to the Conference this summer. The Conference was held on June 20th-25th. “I was very grateful to be able to attend the SkillsUSA National Conference during the summer”, says McNeil, “Throughout the entire week I got to experience many different exciting things. I would recommend Nationals to anyone that has the opportunity to attend.” McNeil plans on competing in one of SkillsUSA's many leadership competitions this coming up year." McNeil placed 24th and earned her 2nd Skills point.

Bright Ideas at Work for CCCA Masonry

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Bright Ideas at Work

For CCCA Masonry

The Brunswick Electric (BEMC) Bright Ideas Grant for teachers has provided opportunities for student learning outside of the classroom at CCCA. Fred Mason, with the collaboration of his students, developed the idea “Level the Playing Field” in which they would complete a community service project by building a church sign for A New Beginning Restoration Church. The grant is valued at $1250.00 This money allowed the masonry program at Columbus Career and College Academy to purchase new levels, which were used to help complete the community service project. During the project, students were able to use classroom knowledge in a real-world setting. Students will continue to use the levels purchased to actively engage in classroom learning and even compete within the Skills USA program, where students compete to demonstrate job skills learned in the classroom. The Masonry department at CCCA would like to thank BEMC for their contributions and support to education.

CCCA Masonry Wins 4 Events

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CCCA Masonry Wins 4 Events Recently, Columbus Career and College Academy hosted the 4th Annual Masonry Face-Off. Natltaly Razo won the level 2 division, for the second year in a row, followed by Maria Torres in second place and Justin Lee in forth place. Maria Torres also won the Masonry Poster and Annel Dionisio Won the Tool Identification. In the level 1 division, Natasha Villalobos scored her first bricklaying win followed by second place Jennifer Key. The Masonry Department will head to Regional completion for their next event.

CCCA Attends 5th SkillsUSA South Central Regional Rally

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CCCA Attends 5th SkillsUSA South Central Regional Rally Columbus Career & College Academy visited Fayetteville Technical Community College on Friday, March 3rd, 2017 in order to attend this event. CCCA competed in nineteen different contests and came home with ten first place finishes, five second place finishes, two third place finishes, one fourth place finish, and one fifth place finish. Winning contests were: Audio/Radio Production, Creed A, Customer Service, Masonry, Masonry Poster, Outstanding Chapter, Photography, Pledge, Related Technical Math, and TV (Video) Production. Autumn Brown represented CCCA as the Regional Vice President and Ari Pattillo was elected as a 2017 – 2018 Regional Officer. His actual office will be determined when he attends the 2017 Fall State Leadership Conference in September at Camp Dixie in Fayetteville. CCCA is very proud of our SkillsUSA chapter!

CCCA Finishes Big at Masonry Contest

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CCCA’s Masonry instructor, Mr. Fred Mason, took seven of his students to Goldsboro on Friday, May 5th to compete in their fourth H.A. “Butch” Hardy Masonry Contest and what a day they had. Columbus Career and College Academy had three students competing in the level I contest and four students competing in the level II contest. (These four were also in the team competition.) The level I contest had thirty nine contestants and the level II contest had twenty six contestants. CCCA brought home over $2800 in cash and prizes. In the level II competition, Natltaly Razo won the female division for the fourth straight year and is the overall winner for her second time. (First time was her freshman year.) She won $650 dollars in cash and $358 dollars in tools. Also for the first time, Mr. Mason’s group brought home the team award. We can’t wait until next year!

CCCA Successful at SkillsUSA State Conference

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The SkillsUSA chapter from Columbus Career and College Academy traveled to Greensboro on Wednesday, April 26^th to take part in their fifth conference and competition. CCCA competed in thirteen different competitions and placed top five in eight of these contests. Of the eight contests that they placed top five, two of these finishes were first and three of these finishes were second. The two contests that had first place finishes, Commercial Baking with Hannah Brown, and Outstanding Chapter with Tasia Grate, Cierra McNeil, and Preston Prince comes with an opportunity to travel to Louisville, KY the week of June 19^th to compete at the SkillsUSA National Conference. Second place finishes came in Audio/Radio Production, Construction Tool ID, and Pledge. A third place finish came in Television (Video) Production, up one spot from last year. A fourth place finish came in Prepared Speech, CCCA’s first appearance at State in this contest. CCCA placed fifth in Fire Fighting Basic, a three spot increase from last year. This year, the Masonry contestants placed the highest in school history, with Senior Natltaly Razo coming in seventh, only two points away from fourth and twelve points from first. The total points possible are eighteen hundred. Preston Prince was selected as the school’s second-ever State Officer. Everyone at CCCA is very proud of the development of the SkillsUSA program.

CCCA Attends 6th SkillsUSA State Leadership Workshop

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Columbus Career and College Academy’s Career Technical Education advisors took their local SkillsUSA officers to Camp Dixie in Fayetteville, NC, September 17th through the 19th to take part in the 2017 State Leadership Workshop. This year’s group consisted of CCCA’s five local officers, of which one is a State Officer, and their one South Central Regional Officer. Preston Prince, State Secretary, lead his own group in a variety of activities while our other leaders trained in running a successful chapter, competed in leadership contests, and participated in the great experience. This training was a “Great Experience!

2016-17 Archived News

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NatItaly Razo and Marie Tores from CCCA were among the winners at the Butch Hardie Masonry Contest. To view more photos and information click here.

Click here to watch Mr. Mason and his students at CCCA featured in a Bright Ideas video.
CCCA finishes big at Masonry Contest. Click here to read more.
Columbus Career and College Academy competed Friday, April 28th & Saturday, April 29th at BBQ on the Bluff in downtown Fair Bluff. The team consisted of Principal Nicky Hobbs, Culinary Instructor Chef Sherman Axelberg, Intro to Culinary student Dorien Dixon, and Culinary Concentrator Hannah Brown. The team finished fifth in the BBQ sauce contest and finished seventh in the overall contest. CCCA is looking forward to next year’s contest.
Congratulations to CCCA's Fred Mason for being awarded Teacher of the Year for CCS 2017!
Spring Plant Sales are underway @ WCHS & SCHS.
CCCA attends 5th SkillsUSA South Central Regional Rally (Click here to read more).
Columbus County Medac-EMS donated an ambulance to SCHS's EMT program. Southern Tire donated the transportation of the ambulance to the school.
CCCA wins big at Masonry Face-off. Click here to read more.
SkillsUSA students completed a community service in helping Fair Bluff Baptist Church move some boxes.
WCHS's Horticulture II students completed a floriculture project. They bought wholesale roses and filler, pre-sold rose arrangements to students and staff, and arranged them for Valentine's Day.
CCCA hosts On Friday, February 3rd, Columbus Career and College Academy hosted their first ever SkillsUSA Elevator Speech contest. Ten students competed in a thirty second answer to the question, “What is SkillsUSA?” Everybody had a great time. Allyson Tedder (2nd Place), Ryan Troy, Shawn Dinsmore (1st Place), Abigail Forrester, Natasha Villalobos, Jennifer Florian (3rd Place), Josue Ciprian, Arizona Tompkins, MaeHalia Gaddy-Howell, Summer Council
Bright Ideas Grant Help CCCA students in big way.
CCCA's Masonry Students complete a Community Service Project.
CCCA's Culinary Students Cater Retirement Dinner for CCS.
Congratulations to CCCA's Natasha Villalobos for winning the SkillsUSA Local Pledge Contest.
Congratulations to CCCA's Blair Watts with her 2nd place finish in the Terri Hemmert High School Student Radio/Audio Award in the category of Radio Public Service Campaign/Production from the Columbia College of Chicago's Radio Department from the School of Media Arts.
CCCA at Skills USA contest. Click here to read more.
WCHS's Ag Mechanics Team Places 2nd @ State. Click here to read more.
WCHS's Floriculture Team Places 2nd @ State. Click here to read more.
WCHS's FFA Forestry Team Places 1st @ State. Click here to read more.
WCHS's FFA Logan Elkin Places 2nd @ State in Prepared Public Speaking. Click here to read more.
WCHS's FFA Tool ID Team Places 2nd @ State. Click here to read more .
WCHS's FFA Excels at State FFA Convention. Click here to read more.
CCCA Students Win National Cyber Safety PSA Scholarship. Click here to read more.
For Archived News click here.

CCCA SkillsUSA Hosts for 1st Family Night at McDonald’s

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Columbus Career and College Academy’s local SkillsUSA chapter hosted its 1st ever Family Night at McDonald’s in North Whiteville. In attendance was administration, teaching staff, SkillsUSA advisors, and CCCA students, SkillsUSA members and non-members, along with family and friends. Thanks to all who came out last night to make the 1st SkillsUSA Family Night at McDonald's a success. A special thanks to McDonald’s and their staff for the wonderful service that they provided us. What a great time we had!

Welcome to the New CTE Website

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Please take the time to explore the new CTE website and continue checking in to see what's happening in our CTE program.

Elements

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CTE News 2015-16

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SCHS's Experience with Coastal Carolina Mobile Simulation Lab

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T&I SCHS

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Columbus Career & College Academy

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CCCA Attends 4th National Leadership and Skills Conference with SkillsUSA

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Columbus Career & College Academy qualified four of their students for competition to the 52nd annual SkillsUSA National Conference in Louisville, KY the week of June 19th. Hannah Brown, state winner in commercial baking, and Tasia Grate, Cierra McNeil, and Preston Prince, state winners in outstanding chapter, were the students who attended. Preston was also in attendance to perform his officer duties as state secretary. We had a great week and leaned a tremendous amount. Special thanks go out to all the businesses and individuals who have helped us financially and professionally allowing us to accomplish all that we do. CCCA is proud of its SkillsUSA chapter and excited about starting its sixth year as a local chapter. Can’t wait to see all that is accomplished this school year!

EMT Students in Action

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SCHS's Fall Blood Drive

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Carpentry Pictures

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WCHS Golden Card Banquet 2017

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WCHS's Construction Zone Under the Instruction of Mr. Timothy Jones

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Jones Construction Crew Getting It Done

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ECHS's Ag Mechanics Making It Happen with Mr. Bryan Fowler

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Loving Shop Work in Mr. Lovett's Classes

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NEW! Find Out What Happens in Our CTE Classes

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Click the below Links to discover what's happening in CTE. SCHS Ronald Carteret's Classes WCHS T& I Timothy Jones ECHS Agriculture Bryan Fowler

NEW! Find Out What Is Happening in Our CTE Classes!

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Click the below Links to discover what's happening in CTE. SCHS T & I: Ronald Carteret's Classes Agriculture: Jonathan Lovett's Classes WCHS T& I: Timothy Jones Classes ECHS Agriculture: Bryan Fowler Classes

CCCA SkillsUSA Local Chapter Holds 2nd Annual Elevator Speech Contest

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CCCA SkillsUSA Local Chapter Holds 2nd Annual Elevator Speech Contest On Friday, December 1st, the CCCA local chapter of SkillsUSA held their 2nd Elevator Speech contest. Participants had exactly 30 seconds to tell the crowd, “What is SkillsUSA? This year, fourteen students participated, which was three more than last year. Three members of our school’s Business Advisory Board made up the judging panel. The official time keeper was no other than our local chapter president and SkillsUSA State Secretary, Preston Prince. It was a great afternoon in the auditorium of Columbus Career and College Academy.

ADMS Career Fair

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CCCA SkillsUSA Says “Thank You” to a 2nd Successful Jingle Bell Market

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The SkillsUSA chapter of Columbus Career and College Academy would like to thank everyone who made this Jingle Bell Market a success. To the vendors who made it out to sell their products, to the brave crowd who braved the elements to buy these products, and to our business and industry partners who donated items for our raffle, thank you for your contributions! This event will help us fund our trip to the SkillsUSA National Conference in Louisville, KY, which will take place this year, June 25th – June 30th, 2018. Here is a list of our supporters: Allywood Design, Barnyard Crafts, Brush Strokes and Bows, CCCA Culinary, CCCA Masonry, CCCA Spirit Club, Caring Hands, Carolina Morphs, Cerro Gordo Body Shop, Collier’s Jewelry, Columbus Utilities Inc., Dollywood, Evelyn’s Embroidery, Fair Bluff Chamber of Commerce, Heather’s Handcrafted Soaps, Horne Bay Farm, LimeLight by Alcone, LuLaRoe, Mary Kay, McArthur Supply Inc., Men and Women United for Youth & Families, Modere, Monarch, Monarch Bladen Opportunities, Nut House Farms, Paparazzi Jewelry & Accessories, Pawn South, Plunder, Ripley’s Aquarium, Shear Scents, The Hook, Tis-So-Sweet, Trades of Hope, Two Darling Photography, Wonderworks, Zephyr Enterpriser

ADMS Career Fair Pictures

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East Columbus High School

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Middle Schools

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South Columbus High School

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West Columbus High School

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Raleigh Trip SCHS

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FCCLA District IV Meeting

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CCCA's Culinary Arts Students & CMS

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East Columbus High School Health Science Students Worked the Health Fair

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Ply Gem Experience for Ms. Pattillo and Her Students

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WCHS FFA Regional Rally Winners

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Chopped at CCCA

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ECHS's FFA Members w/PALS/Jr FFA Program at Hallsboro Artesia Elementary

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CTE News 2016-17

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CTE News 2017-18

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SCHS T & I Advanced Studies 3rd Period

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WCHS Golden Card Banquet 2017

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Jones Construction Crew Getting It Done

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ADMS Career Fair 2017

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