EAST FANNIN STUDENTS INTRODUCED TO CTAE

Fannin County High School welding teacher Terry Flowers describes the amount of heat needed to cut steel to fifth grade students from East Fannin Elementary School who traveled to the high school to learn more about what Career, Agricultural, Technology and Engineering (CTAE) classes have to offer Friday, March 19.

Fannin County High School welding students got to show off the new skills they have learned to fifth grade students from East Fannin Elementary School Friday, March 19. Shown are, from left, Dawson Ross, Ethan Long, Levi Pierce, Peyton O’neal and Blake Ledford.

East Fannin Elementary School students Venice Oliver, left, and Stella Burkett document their time with the Fannin County High School welding program as they explore the opportunities CTAE has to offer.

East Fannin Elementary School fifth grade student Claire Saxon prepares to safely observe Fannin County High School’s welding program in action.

East Fannin Elementary School student Morgan Bennett had the opportunity to learn more about what CTAE has to offer at Fannin County High School Friday, March 19. Here he is shown documenting welding teacher Terry Flowers as he cuts a piece of steel.

East Fannin Elementary School students Izzy Torres, left, and Venice Oliver explored Fannin County High School’s Career, Technology, Agricultural and Engineering (CTAE) opportunities and documented what they learned.

Fannin County High School construction teacher Daniel Stewart shows off a resin table that one of his students completed to fifth grade students from East Fannin Elementary School to demonstrate the types of projects they could work on if they participate in CTAE in the future.

Fannin County High School construction student Trenton Yohn demonstrates the use of a table saw for East Fannin Elementary School students as construction teacher Daniel Stewart watches on. East Fannin students shown are, from left, Brady Cole, Venice Oliver, Rylee McCalley, Izzy Torres and Carter Campbell.

Fannin County High School Engineering/Video teacher Bubba Gibbs displays a robot created in one of his robotics classes to demonstrate the opportunities CTAE can provide to students.