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Congratulations 2020 Graduates!
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This week, we celebrate our graduates! Many students are marking a milestone event in their education, and we are so proud of their accomplishments. While several of our students have already held year-end ceremonies with social distancing or celebrated online, we encourage you to check back on our social media sites to see the rest of our student celebrations throughout the summer.
Congratulations to all of our students! Here are some highlights from our year-end ceremonies.
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Capital Region Technical Early College
We want to congratulate two graduates from the Capital Region Technical Early College (CRTEC) who are completing their programs at the Wilson Talent Center. The graduates include, Caelan Parker from the Programming & Mobile Applications program and Valerie Hendershott from the Culinary Arts & Hospitality program.
The Capital Region Technical Early College (CRTEC) is a high school-to-college program where students start in grade 11 and leave grade 13 with a college degree, numerous college credits and/or national certification(s). Tuition is free, and the program provides students relevant career-related experience. CRTEC is for those motivated to pursue their goals and are ready to get started.
This program is a partnership between Clinton County RESA - Career Connections, Eaton RESA Career Preparation Center and Ingham ISD's Wilson Talent Center.
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Congratulations to the following Heartwood School graduates: Anton Watts, Logan Kolkema, Minju Kim, Tyler Kean, Victoria Garza and Zachariah Zaremba. Watch the below video of their graduation ceremony.
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Congratulations to the following graduates of:
Alayja James, April Lorek, Kathryn Wicks, Lona Nicholas and Nyeli Castonon-Velasquez
Malcolm Williams School
Reymundo Garcia
Secondary Learning Center
Braxton Brown, Isaac Brown, Laya Cruz, Riley Sipher, Sean Clegg, Shawn Petzold and Trevor Hull
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Congratulations to the following SAIL graduates: Jeffrey Brake, Eric Cate, Josh Sturtevant and Chloe Klopp. We hope you enjoy their graduation ceremony video below.
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Congratulations to the following Spartan Project SEARCH graduates: BJ Moore, Brandon Falcsik, Mikayla Goodall, Parker Wilcox, Sam Wiley, Seth Fundunburks and Zachary Ruff. Below is a video of their graduation ceremony.
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Congratulations to the following State of Michigan Project SEARCH graduates: Brian Martin, Emily West, Hannah Ruetter, Jon Peterson, Joseph Wolbeck, Radney Rasegan and Satinka Shipman. Watch the below video of their graduation ceremony.
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Congratulations to our Wilson Talent Center graduates! To see a breakdown of our 2020 graduates listed by their local district, visit the
Wilson Talent Center
website.
We would also like to give a special shout out to two students from the Wilson Talent Center (WTC) who have each received a $1000 academic scholarship from the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). Nationwide, 250 NTHS students are receiving the Jon H. Poteat Scholarship, awarded for consistently exemplifying the seven character attributes of NTHS - Skill, Honesty, Service, Responsibility, Scholarship, Citizenship and Leadership. Ashlea Nicolas, a senior from Waverly High School and Dalton Frank, a junior from Haslett High School are both receiving this scholarship. They were inducted into the WTC National Technical Honor Society based on outstanding performance in their Career & Technical Education program. Ashlea recently completed the Medical Assisting program, and Dalton completed the first year of the Construction Technology program.
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