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Georgia's 9Th Congressional District Georgia’s 9th Georgia Board of Education Member: Congressional Martha Zoller District Georgia CTAE Delivers with Georgia CTSOs Georgia CTSOs Deliver A video brought to you by Georgia CTSO State Officers Golden Key Award Recipients Golden Key Awardee Organization Golden Key Award of Quality Christa Steinkamp Georgia FFA Ben Lastly, Hannah Elrick, Golden Key Team Award Georgia FFA & Andy Paul Georgia Association for Career and Technical Education Excellence Awards Award Division Awardee Organization/School Administrator of the Year TIEGA Sandra Martin Georgia Department of Education Georgia Teacher of the Year GACTE Alicia McCracken Rabun County High School Teacher of the Year GA e-TED John "Bubba" Gibbs Fannin County High School Teacher of the Year GATFACS Camille Whalen Commerce High School Teacher of the Year WBL/YAP Suzanne Haynes West Hall High School Teacher of the Year HSTEA Alicia McCracken Rabun County High School J. Alvin Wilbanks Lifetime Retired Superintendent from Morgan GACTE Dr. James Woodard Achievement Award County and former CTAE Educator LEAD CTAE (Leadership Exploration Advocacy Development) Click here to see what the program is all about! Graduate School Deana Harper North Hall High School Jeremy King Fannin County High School Angela Pirkle West Hall High School GVATA Awards (Georgia Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association) Award Awardee School System Georgia Green Industry Association Felipe Pedraza Jackson County Work-Based Learning/Youth Apprenticeship Awards Award Awardee Organization/School Georgia Work-Based Learning Student of the Year Hill Madison County High School Work-Based Learning Business Partner of the Year Kubota Manufacturing of America Cloud Computing Pathway Pilot Program School System School Jefferson City Schools Jefferson High School Being Recognized for Achievement in Georgia’s CTAE Spring 2021 Atlanta Electrical Contractors’ Employability Skills Award Division Place Awardee School System CTAE Director Finalist Amy Smith Dawson County Work-Based Learning Coordinator Finalist Christy Carter Hall County CTAE Teacher Winner Giovanna Garcia Hall County FY22 Georgia Economic Development Partnership Cohort School System Fannin County School District Hall County School District FY21 Industry Certified Programs (Click here to see the full list of Industry Certified Programs) Program Certification Area School Architecture/Construction Hart County High SChool Early Childhood Education Habersham Central High School Engineering/Technology Fannin County High School Engineering/Technology Flowery Branch High School Marketing Cherokee Bluff High School In the News! (Click to see Article/Pictures) Annual Camp T&I Builds Tiny Homes for Veterans Johnson High School Teacher Participates in Externships Stephens County High School Celebrates Grand Opening of CTAE Wing Georgia's Future Educator Signing Day Internships – Super Lawn Trucks Trade and Industrial Instructors Learn from Industry Experts CTI State Leadership Conference Competitive Events Competition Place Student School Advertising Campaign, Lvl 2 1st Ayers Chestatee High School Computer Applications, Lvl 1 1st Cruz East Hall High School Career Exploration Manual/Job Interview, Lvl 2 1st Nycz North Hall High School Clinical Skills, Lvl 2 1st Gibbs West Hall High School Construction, Lvl 2 1st Grindle Lanier College & Career Academy Culinary Arts, Lvl 2 1st Pickens Pickens County High School Hair Design, Lvl 1 1st McNeal Lanier College & Career Academy Occupational Creative Thinking 1st Dollins and Harkins West Hall High School Public Speaking, Lvl 2 1st Wingo North Hall High School Team Career Skills 1st Brendel and Barron Pickens County High School Woodworking, Lvl 2 1st Wardrop and Hope West Hall High School Agricultural Science, Lvl 2 2nd Patterson North Hall High School Catering / Food Table Set-Up, Lvl 2 2nd Stewart Pickens County High School Construction, Lvl 2 2nd Setser Pickens County High School Culinary Arts, Lvl 2 2nd Douglas Lanier College & Career Academy Horticulture/Floriculture, Lvl 2 2nd Colley Pickens County High School Metal Working, Lvl 2 2nd Bryant Cherokee Bluff High School Nutrition and Food Science, Lvl 2 2nd Moon North Hall High School Career Exploration Manual/Job Interview, Lvl 2 3rd Mata West Hall High School Career Exploration, Lvl 1 3rd Harrison East Hall High School Clinical Skills, Lvl 2 3rd House Flowery Branch High School Graphic Design, Lvl 2 3rd Stuart Pickens County High School Being Recognized for Achievement in Georgia’s CTAE Spring 2021 Metal Working, Lvl 2 3rd Aviles Flowery Branch High School Team Career Skills 3rd Trejo and Castanada East Hall High School Video Production 3rd Smith, Pepper, & Miller East Hall High School DECA State Career Development Competitive Events Competition Place Student School Hannigan, McKenzie, Chapter Chronicles 1st Liberty Middle School & Meneses Promotional Pitch 2nd Everett Gainesville Middle School Sales Project 3rd Culp, Dolan, & Fairfield North Forsyth High School Black and Mejia- Community Awareness Project 4th West Hall High School Martinez Community Giving Project 4th Brass, Grimes, & Smith Cherokee Bluff High School Start-Up Business Plan 4th Burnicle, Hall, & Music North Forsyth High School Business Finance 5th Baumeister Union County High School Marshall, Parrish, Community Giving Project 6th Gainesville High School Rivera Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 6th Marban West Hall High School Agborsangaya, Claxton, Community Awareness Project 7th Gainesville High School & Hartman Acevedo, Francisco, Independent Business Plan 7th North Forsyth High School & Nordan Sports & Entertainment Marketing 7th Fairfield North Forsyth High School Accounting Applications 8th Mondragon Chestatee High School Business Services Marketing 8th Dowdy North Hall High School Buying & Merchandising 8th Santoriello and Zamek North Forsyth High School Elizarraraz-ayala and Integrated Marketing Campaign - Service 8th West Hall High School Hendrix Principles of Marketing 8th Warren Flowery Branch High School Theme Speech 8th Heath Chestatee High School Human Resources Management 9th Caldwell Flowery Branch High School Principles of Hospitality & Tourism 9th Harrington North Forsyth High School SBE Competition 9th Heath and Grimsley Chestatee High School FBLA State Leadership Conference Competitive Events Competition Place Student School Battle of the Chapters - ML 2nd Carey, Kreft, & Waddell Franklin County Middle School Broadcast Journalism 2nd Brown, Hart, & Swancey Franklin County High School FBLA Concepts - ML 2nd Lincoln Lumpkin County Middle School Agribusiness 3rd Hamby Dawson County High School Creed - ML 3rd Cable Chestatee Academy Introduction to Financial Math 3rd Schofield Lumpkin County High School Local Chapter Annual Business Report 3rd Puckett and Smith Jefferson High School Local Chapter Annual Business Report 3rd Local Chapter Jefferson High School Word Processing 3rd Hill Towns County High School Fuerstenberg, Green, Critical Thinking - ML 4th Lumpkin County Middle School & Wilkinson Help Desk 4th Lasseter Madison County High School Intro to Business Communication - ML 4th Hardin Towns County Middle School Introduction to Social Media Strategy 4th Ashley, Smith, & Smith Jefferson High School Marketing Concepts - ML 4th Brookshire Franklin County Middle School Word Processing 4th Walls Towns County High School Banking & Financial Systems 5th Jackson North Forsyth High School Moore, Walker, Critical Thinking - ML 5th Franklin County Middle School & Atkinson Being Recognized for Achievement in Georgia’s CTAE Spring 2021 Desktop Publishing - ML 5th Moore and Atkinson Franklin County Middle School Elevator Speech - ML 5th Hardin Towns County Middle School Social Media Strategies 5th Caldwell Lumpkin County High School Segars, Turn, and Video Public Service Announcement - ML 5th Franklin County Middle School Brookshire Word Processing 5th Livingston Towns County High School FBLA Concepts - ML 6th Ford Franklin County Middle School Help Desk 6th Shuster Madison County High School Journalism 6th Grantham Pickens County High School Management Decision Making 6th Cain, May, & May Lumpkin County High School Political Science 6th Wright Dawson County High School Public Speaking - ML 6th Smith Towns County Middle School Accounting I 7th Hall Madison County High School Business Communication 7th Langston Lumpkin County High School Database Design & Applications 7th McConnell Towns County High School Economics 7th Hall Madison County High School Marketing 7th Chembars and Edwards Lumpkin County High School Armenta, Arroyo, Social Media Strategies 7th East Hall High School & Hernandez Business Concepts - ML 8th Fox Lumpkin County Middle School Future Business Leader 8th Keown Stephens County High School Hospitality & Event Management 8th Bellotte Banks County High School Job Interview 8th Knight Dawson County High School Journalism 8th Ray Pickens County High School Marketing Concepts - ML 8th Conley Chestatee Academy Microsoft Office Concepts - ML 8th Cable Chestatee Academy Spreadsheet Applications 8th Morris Banks County High School Accounting II 9th Hodgson Dawson County High School Agribusiness 9th Keown Stephens County High School Computer Applications - ML 9th Davis Franklin County Middle School Creed - ML 9th Wilson Towns County Middle School Elevator Speech - ML 9th Blakely Franklin County Middle School Deckers, Wilkinson, Invention Convention - ML 9th Lumpkin County Middle School & Fuerstenberg Network Design 9th Davidson Banks County High School Sales Presentation
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