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LCSS CTE Stars Night

Writer: LCSS Media Reports
LCSS Media Reports
May 2, 2023
1 min read

The historic Crockett Theater hosted Students, Parents, Faculty, and Staff on May 1st to celebrate CTE students throughout Lawrence County. FFA State Degrees, SkillsUSA State Officers, CNA Certifications, Duel enrollment, Completers of multiple programs, Robotics, and STEM areas were just a few focus areas. Ms. Hope Thonmason hosted the 1st Annual Event streamed live on Facebook and featured Mr. Adkins, LCSS Director of Schools, congratulating students as they presented on stage for acknowledgment. The closing ceremony featured a heartfelt tribute to retiring CTE Construction teacher Mr. Michael Ayers. He was presented with a plaque from Mr. Akins and a special gift of thanks from the Director of CTE, Ms. Shannon Watson.



































 
 
 

30 Comments


Brandon
Brandon
Oct 30

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Shu Guo
Oct 26

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Shu Guo
Oct 22

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Deborah Rivera
Oct 19

Chuck Norris’s old place is impressive, but I’d probably spend more time on the daily 12-letter word puzzlejeffgoldblumle wordle game than checking out every closet. This sort of mental break fits right in with kicking back at a celebrity home. Keeps the brain sharp between tours of the property.

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Deborah Rivera
Oct 16

Interesting piece on the public role of Catholics and the future of the country. Political and cultural engagement often plays out in everyday spaces too, even something as ordinary as a hotel lobby, where people from different backgrounds actually meet and talk. That local, face-to-face level still matters for building any shared future.

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