As the school year winds down, we still have lots of things going on at the CTE Center! #findingfutures
Culinary Arts students at the Lee County CTE Center put their skills to the test and prepared a delicious meal for their family members and other guests.
Ag & Natural Resources students at the CTE Center helped employees at the Private John Allen Fish Hatchery seine the ponds to collect alligator gar. Students learned about the spawning process and DNA analysis while relocating the fish.
Ahead of high school state testing, students enjoyed a day of fun games and good food at the CTE Center.
Guest speakers in Health Science shared some very valuable information with students. Thanks to all who visited!
Our FFA arc welding team secured an outstanding third place finish at the state competition! Congratulations to Brooks, TK, and Sally!
Learning how to cut up a whole chicken in CTE culinary class can test the gag reflex in some! 😂 Those days you hang in there and have a great story to tell. 🤢
Advanced Manufacturing students at the Lee County CTE Center have been learning to program robots - a new addition to this class.
Year two students from the Ag and Health Science classes visited the MSU Veterinary School.
A field trip to ICC Belden for year two students included lots of useful information for them.
Advanced Manufacturing students at the Lee County CTE Center visited North American Pipe, owned by Westlake. The tour was very informative and helpful for each of the students.
Lee County CTE Ed Prep students enjoyed the day in Oxford touring the Ole Miss School of Education!
REMINDER: Spring break is next week, March 10-14. Enjoy your time off! Classes resume at normal times on Monday, March 17.
Great having Mooreville High School ninth graders on campus! The group learned about the different programs offered here at the CTE Center.
Saltillo High ninth graders toured the CTE Center on Monday. Also, our Compass Ambassadors come each day from different schools to assist with the tours.
Shannon High School ninth graders toured the CTE Center to learn about all the opportunities available. They also began preregistration for next school year.
Health Science students attended “Navigating Nursing at the W.” They got a hands-on experience in the nursing simulation labs and were able to speak with nursing students and advisors to get their insight into the different nursing programs offered.
Here is the district calendar for the 2025-2026 school year.
Mrs. Creel is a great Health Science instructor and helps provide opportunities for her students to learn many things about different occupations available. Today her students attended Code Blue Code Red at Itawamba Community College.
Today students in FFA were able to go to MSU and compete in a welding competition. Thank you, Ms. Baggett for teaching and encouraging your students to do big things!
