Bibb SOTY Program 2022

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Stude t of t e Year 11TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD PROGRAM DR. CURTIS L. JONES, JR. SUPERINTENDENT DR. TANZY KILCREASE CHIEF OF STAFF DR. LORI WARD-RODGERS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF DISTRICT EFFECTIVENESS AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS DR. CASSANDRA MILLER-WASHINGTON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CTAE/CEO OF WILLIAM S. HUTCHINGS CCA BIBB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT STRENGTH OF CHARACTER AND COLLEGE READY DEPARTMENT OF CAREER, TECHNICAL & AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

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APRIL 12, 2022 – 6:00 PM

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Career, Technical & Agricultural Education (CTAE) courses and career pathways create an awareness for students of many technical and professional careers. A CTAE pathway is a series of three courses leading to continued education in a career eld. The Bibb County School District o ers a variety of opportunities with twenty-six career pathways. Through CTAE coursework, practical experience, Career Technical Student Organizations, Dual Enrollment college classes, and real-world experiences through Work-Based Learning and Youth Apprenticeship, students leave high school college and career ready with on-the-job experiences. We are proud Bibb County CTAE students are prepared for college and successful careers.

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A ard Cere o PRESENTATION OF THE COLORS – RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL MARINE JROTC COLOR GUARD PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – CADET PRIVATE CHERISH BUTLER, RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL MARINE JROTC RETIRE COLORS GREETINGS – DR. CURTIS L. JONES, BIBB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT INVOCATION – MINISTER KAYLA SMITH, BIBB MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH WELCOME – DR. CASSANDRA MILLER-WASHINGTON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CTAE/CEO OF WILLIAM S. HUTCHINGS CCA SELECTION PROCESS AND RECOGNITION OF JUDGES – MS. NIYA HICKS, CTAE SUPERVISOR STUDENT PRESENTATIONS – MRS. VONNIE ANGELO, BIBB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP COORDINATOR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL – JASMINE HOWARD HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL – LEO ZHANG NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL – ADRIAN COLLINS RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL – RONAK PATEL SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL – KE’NIYAH HOLLINGSHED WESTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL – IMANE TIENE WILLIAM S. HUTCHINGS COLLEGE & CAREER ACADEMY – ANGEL MANCIO INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER – MS. SHIVON PEARSON SPEAKER – SHAKERIA GLYNN, 2019 CTAE STUDENT OF THE YEAR RECOGNITION OF SPONSORS – DR. JASON WEISS, DIRECTOR OF WILLIAM S. HUTCHINGS CCA ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2022 BIBB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT CTAE STUDENT OF THE YEAR DR. LORI WARD-RODGERS, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF DISTRICT EFFECTIVENESS AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS

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CLOSING REMARKS – DR. CASSANDRA MILLER-WASHINGTON

No i ee Ja i e Ho ard CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

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asmine Howard is a senior at Central High School. Her nominating teacher is Mrs. Shawana Calixte. Her CTAE pathway is Entrepreneurship.

She is the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) chapter president and placed 4th in a Regional Retail Merchandise Services

competition which advanced her to state. Jasmine is a current member of Central High School’s Army JROTC, BETA Club, the Charger Orchestra, Varsity Cross Country, and volunteers with Campus Clubs of America. She is a dual enrolled student earning college credits from Middle Georgia State University.

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HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL

eo Zhang is a senior at Howard High School. His nominating teacher is Mr. Aleazar “Dan” Hall. His CTAE pathway is Entrepreneurship. Since 9th grade, Leo has been an active member of Future Business Leaders

of America (FBLA) holding the chapter offices of Treasurer and Vice President of Competitive Events. He is the current Region 5 President of GA FBLA. Leo is a member of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), serves as an attorney and the President of Mock Trial. He is the sitting President for Model United Nations and Vice President of RHO KAPPA. Leo is a member of National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, and the Assistant Lead Designer for Yearbook. He has successfully competed in numerous competitions related to all the club memberships. Leo was named

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Valedictorian for Howard’s graduating Class of 2022.

No i ee Adria Colli

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NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL

drian Collins is a senior at Northeast High School. His nominating teacher is Dr. Rhonda Barnes. His CTAE pathways at Northeast are Marketing, Healthcare, and Culinary Arts which he earned from W.S.

Hutchings College & Career Academy. He is a member of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) where he has served as the chapter President for three years and Executive VP for one. As a member of HOSA, he held the roles of Treasurer, VP, and President of the Northeast chapter. Adrian participates in the Trio program, a program that encourages and offers support to ensure students graduate from high school and promotes post-secondary readiness. He is a known leader who continues serve others through community service.

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RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL

onak Patel is a senior at Rutland High School. teacher is Mrs. Diane Byington.

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His CTAE pathway is Financial

Services. Ronak has been a member of Future Business Leaders of

America (FBLA) for three years holding the offices of Vice President and President. Ronak is a member of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) where he served as the Secretary. He placed in several competitive events though his Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs). He sits on the Student Council and is the BETA Club Vice President. Ronak is a member of Math Club and Math Team which placed first in Regionals. He was an International Studies Exchange Student studying in Kurobe, Japan in October of 2019. He is a member of the Rutland High School Varsity Golf Team and is a

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Certificate of Merit Winner from the University of Georgia Class of 2022.

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ed SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL

e’Niyah Hollingshed is a senior at Southwest High School. Her nominating teacher is Mrs. Mechele King. Her CTAE pathway is Entrepreneurship. Ke’Niyah is a member of Future Business

Leaders of America (FBLA) and Southwest High School’s Air Force JROTC. She is a dual enrolled student earning college credit while attending high school. She is a member of the Mock Trial team and earned a Microsoft Office Suite (MOS) certification in PowerPoint. Ke’Niyah serves her community by organizing blood drives at Southwest and raising money for March of Dimes.

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WESTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL

mane Tiene is a senior at Westside High School. teacher is Mr. Judge Evans.

Her nominating

Her CTAE pathways are Business

Communications and Marketing. This is her fourth term serving as

chapter President of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and a third year as a member of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA). Imane has competed in several events through her Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO) memberships and has placed in regional competitions. Imane is a Varsity Cheerleader and was elected 2022

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Westside High School Homecoming Queen.

No i ee A el Ma cio CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AND WILLIAMS S. HUTCHINGS COLLEGE & CAREER ACADEMY

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ngel Mancio is a senior at Central High School and attends W.S. Hutchings College & Career Academy (WSHCCA).

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teacher is Mr. Stephen Neil. His CTAE pathways are Graphic Design and

Banking & Finance. Through WSHCCA, Angel is a member of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Skills USA. He is the current President for FBLA and former President for Skills USA. As a Central High School student, he is a member of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), Beta Club, National Technical Honor Society and the E-Sports team. Angel is photographer and assistant

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manager of Yearbook and Key Club president.

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Pictured Left to Right: Melissa Topping – MidSouth Community Federal Credit Union Lauren Goble – GA Farm Bureau Jami Gaudet – Macon Transit Authority Jennifer Giovannini – Macon-Bibb WorkSource Georgia

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Ben Snead – Atrium Health Navicent

Spea er M . S a eria Gl CTAE STUDENT OF THE YEAR 2019

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iss Shakeria Glynn was the 2019 Bibb County School District CTAE Student of the Year. She is currently working as

a City Clerk of Commissions Intern for Macon-Bibb County. During her internship she is creating a system for the complete road registry.

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currently attending American Intercontinental University pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice with a specialization in Corrections and Case Management. She plans to continue her education by completing her Master’s degree. In her spare time, she enjoys playing with her new puppy, Bella, and reading fiction novels. She has aspirations of making a difference in her community and being

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the difference she wants to see in the world.

Spo or SCHOLARSHIPS FUNDED BY DONATIONS FROM THE FOLLOWING:

GEICO MIDSOUTH COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION THE 100 BLACK MEN OF MIDDLE GEORGIA

CENTRAL GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION MACON COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

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Supporter Le el

MR. AND MRS. ELIJAH MORGAN WISH PRINTING RUTHERFORD TROPHY

Ac o led e e t THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT IN MAKING THE CTAE STOY AWARDS BANQUET SUCCESSFUL!

JARVIS WILLIS EVENTS & DESIGNS CTAE – CAREER TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION COMPASS ROSE CAFE-CULINARY ARTS PROGRAM WISH PRINTING WVIP PRODUCTIONS PROGRAM COORDINATORS – SCHOOL LEVEL ALICIA DANIELS – CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL PAUL BARBER – HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL RHONDA BARNES – NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL VANESA MELLINGER – RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL MECHELE KING– SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL\ JANET GRIER – WESTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL

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SUSAN MITCHELL – W.S. HUTCHINGS CCA