Students from ALC and Nebo School District high schools attended the Educators Rising Competition. Congratulations to the following winners!

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Alonzo Garcia is an excellent student at Maple Mountain High School; participating in Latinos in Action, enrolling in Concurrent Enrollment classes, and achieving excellent grades. Career & Technical Education classes he took, such as Entrepreneurship, Business Law, Computer Science Principles, and Intro to Engineering Design (some classes taught at Nebo's Advanced Learning Center) have led him to explore a career interest with Nebo's high school internship program.

A huge congratulations to our Mountainland Region UACTE (Utah Association of Career and Technical Education) Winter Conference award winners.  The theme of this year’s conference was “Drive the Change.”  The Mountainland CTE Region is proud to be home to many change-makers dedicated to supporting students!  

Trades and Industrial Education Division:

Nebo partners of the Mountainland Region CTE had the opportunity to tour Amazon's Robotic Fulfillment Center in Salt Lake County. To read more about the amazing facility click on the link.

Mountainland CTE

It was an exciting week for our students in the chapter at Mapleton Junior High School as they competed at FCCLA Region 4 on February 8th. Our students have been preparing for their Star Event interviews in a few different areas. They have done an amazing job!  So proud of them for putting in the extra work and getting a little stressed in preparation for their interviews.  Students who participated were Jennilyn Hess, Hannah Brown, Sam Anderson, Vivian Tew, Rebekah Dastrup, Jenna Lyman, and Madison Rothlisberger.

February marks the start of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and we kicked it off during lunch today at Salem Hills High. Each department set up information booths to help educate SHHS students about the class options available for the upcoming school year.

CTE courses give students an opportunity to explore possibilities and discover the pathways that align with their passions and future goals!

#CTEMonth #FutureLeaders #EducationalExploration #SalemHillsHighSchool #CareerPathways

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Our CTSOs (Career & Technical Student Organization) presented to the 7th-grade CCA students at Maple Grove Middle School today! We had a lot of fun teaching them about our FCCLA, FFA, and SkillsUSA groups! The 7th graders even got to make their own container of homemade butter! (Hopefully, that didn’t cause a problem for the custodians later!)  Thank you to Ms. Peterson, Mr. Sorenson, and Ms. Huezo for inviting us! We can’t wait for these future Golden Eagles to be students at MM…and maybe they’ll be future officers in one of these amazing leadership organizations!

The Salem Hills Fashion Design Merchandising class, taught by Whitney Black, had a blast as they got to put together designs. They were given newspaper, tissue paper, a plastic tablecloth, and tape as their materials and had half an hour to put together a design before the judges came in. The teams presented their designs in a mini fashion show and did an amazing job showing off their talents!