Left to right, Sabrina Johnson and Brooke Marino, senior Culinary II students, work on pumpkin rolls Oct. 30
Photo by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
HVAC student Dalton shows off the classroom dragon, made from leftover pieces of copper tubing.
Photo by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
Left to right, Sabrina Johnson and Brooke Marino, senior Culinary II students, work on pumpkin rolls Oct. 30
Photo by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
Logan Lawson, a senior in Katelyn Gozzard’s Culinary Arts I class, stays socially distant while filling orders for pumpkin rolls, very popular this time of year.
Photo by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
HVAC teacher Harold Shifflett says the students displayed great creativity with their metal dragon, shown here as it spews flames several feet across the classroom space.
Despite the global pandemic and hybrid school schedules, the Greene County Technical Education Center continues to provide career and technical education (CTE) courses to high school students in 2020. COVID-19 restrictions have made it more difficult this year for students to get the hands-on experience necessary for state board exams, however.
Logan Lawson, a senior in Katelyn Gozzard’s Culinary Arts I class, stays socially distant while filling orders for pumpkin rolls, very popular this time of year.
HVAC teacher Harold Shifflett says the students displayed great creativity with their metal dragon, shown here as it spews flames several feet across the classroom space.
