CTE News Briefs - March 2022
 South View High School HOSA Chapter
Attends State Conference in Greensboro
Left to Right:   
Front row: Tytiana St. Louis, Gabriella Conner, Dayoni Matthews, Laila Cox
Middle row: Kagan Bigler, Brianna Butler, Prince Blue, Clarisse Gellor,  Abagail Burton
Back row:   Mrs. Regina Smith, Isaiah Hernandez, Zavion Gray-Massey, Takiah Branch, Mystery Jones,
Mrs. Dawn Larson
Laila Cox and Clarisse Gellor
Isaiah Hernandez and Zavion Gray-Massey
The HOSA: Future Health Professionals chapter at South View High School attended the NC HOSA State Leadership Conference March 9-11, 2022 in Greensboro, North Carolina. Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) provide career exploration and professional development, community service learning, and leadership opportunities for students.

As part of the NC Sandhills region, South View High School students participated in a variety of unique opportunities! Students attended the Business Session and participated in the election of new state officers. They worked hard competing in various leadership, teamwork, and individual events, and attended learning symposiums!

We are proud of these outstanding SVHS Tigers!

#ShatterExpectations #LearnLeadAchieve #HOSAhappensattheVIEW
Submitted by Dawn Larson
NAF Advisory Board Member Donates Servers

Mr. Rhoda and Ms. Elaine Vallery would like to give a big thanks to one of their Advisory Board members, Mr. Albeiro Florez, Applications Support & Development Manager with Cumberland County. Mr. Florez gave a generous donation of a server for each school. These will go a long way in helping our students understand how servers interface with computers.

Submitted by Elaine Vallery
South View High School Student Receives
Protection Officer Certification

Congratulations to Mystery Jones, a student at South View High School in Ms. Latonia Moore’s Law and Justice II class during the fall semester, who received her Protection Officer Certification. The Protection Officer Certification is an international industry-recognized credential in which students demonstrate proficiency in asset safety and security skills. Students receive this certification after passing an exam pertaining to asset safety and security. This international certification is recognized worldwide. Once students are 18 years old, they can be employed as a Certified Protection Officer. Mystery scored a 97 on the exam, which is the highest score received by any student in Cumberland County thus far.

Submitted by Latonia Moore
"Sneak a Peek" into CTE Month - February 2022
Pine Forest High School FBLA chapter participated in CTE month celebrations by holding events to represent FBLA week. On "Dress For Success" day, the students wore their FBLA competition-approved finest. The members also wore name badges that said “ask me about FBLA”.


Submitted by Paige Slider
Brian McGee, CSIT teacher, shared an Anime Cartoon Project highlighting the CTE Academies and several CTE programs that are currently being offered at WOHS. The Criminal Justice class is just one of many CTE courses offered at Westover High School. Great content!


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