Swainsboro High School students excel at CTI State Leadership Conference

Swainsboro High School students excelled at the recent Career and Technical Instruction (CTI) State Leadership Conference in Eatonton, Georgia. This annual spring event brings together high school students from across the state to compete in events aligned with a wide variety of career pathways. The conference is designed to allow students to apply their skills in real-world settings and present their work to volunteer judges who are professionals in their respective fields.

Through events ranging from public speaking to culinary arts, students can demonstrate critical employability skills such as time management, professionalism, and effective communication. These experiences not only help participants grow in their chosen career pathways but also expose them to new and exciting opportunities in the workforce.

Swainsboro High School students delivered an exceptional performance at this year’s conference. Courtney Schoen earned first place in Clinical Skills, showcasing her knowledge and preparation in the healthcare field. Zachary McLeod took first place in Metal Working, impressing judges with his precision and technical ability. Areuna Edwards placed third in Culinary Arts, demonstrating creativity and competence in a highly competitive environment.

These accomplishments reflect the dedication and hard work of the students, as well as the ongoing support from Swainsboro High School’s faculty and staff. The CTI State Leadership Conference continues to be a meaningful platform where students can sharpen their talents and take pride in their career and technical achievements.