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Certifications
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Student who have received their
A+ and MOS
top roll; Adman White, MOS
A+ Steve Lawson, Scott Broyles, Troy Adkins, Mike Livingston
Bottom roll: Sheila Jennings, MOS; A+ John Boyle,
Russell Rhea, Bill Handler, and Ron Reagan (A+ & MOS). Not
pictured: Nick Smith |
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Industrial Electricity
Technology
Right to left
These three Industrial Electricity
Technology student have successfully passed their LLE test: Elroy
Robertson, Mark Gibson, Daniel Ellison,
and Jerry Adkins (Scheduled to take LLE Test) |
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Justin Russell (left) is dual enrolled student from
Campbell County Comprehensive High School and enrolled the
Automotive Technology Program and have pass 3 areas for NATEF
testing. Justin is also a National Finalist in Skills USA for
Automotive Technology. Justin also ranked top 3% in the Nation as
dual enrollment student. Curtis Smith (right) is the first CCHS
student to ever pass a NATEF test in Brakes. He will be doing
dual enrollment in the Fall in the Automotive Technology Program at
the TTCJ.
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Danny Norman is the first Automotive Technology student to
obtain his NATEF Diploma by passing all 8 areas of Automotive
Technology and making National Ranking for test scores. Danny
has also passed 5 ASE Certifications test since his enrollment. |
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National Technical Honor
Society 
We
are pleased to announce our affiliation with the National Technical Honor
Society beginning Fall Quarter 2004. The NTHS is the acknowledged
leader in the recognition of outstanding student achievement in career and
technical education. Over 2000 schools and colleges throughout the
U.S. and its territories are affiliated with the Society. Member
schools agree that NTHS encourages higher scholastic achievement, and
helps top students find success in today's highly competitive workplace.
The purpose of the NTHS is to:
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recognize and honor excellence in career and technical
education. |
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encourage students to reach for higher levels of
achievement, develop self-esteem and pride. |
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champion a stronger; more positive image for career
and technical education in America. |
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promote critical work-place valuates - skill
development, honesty, responsibility, service, scholarship,
citizenship, and leadership. |
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help member schools and colleges build and maintain
effective partnerships with local business and industry. |
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provide greater career opportunities for the NTHS
membership, and promote educational excellence in America.
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Joining NTHS is an important career investment, respected
by business, industry and education. NTHS membership will add value
and prestige to your professional portfolio. Student candidates must
meet national and local membership standards, and should be persons who
have demonstrated scholastic achievement, skill development, leadership,
honesty, responsibility, and good character. Membership in a
career/technical student organization is import to leadership development
and career preparation, and therefore, strongly encouraged.
To learn more about the NTHS, visit their website at
http://www.nths.org.
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