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Claiborne CTE students speak with representatives from the Tennessee Division of Forestry during the Program of Study Fair. (Photo submitted)

Health Science students in front of a Lifeline ambulance after speaking with an EMT. (Photo submitted)

Health Science students from Claiborne’s CTE program had the opportunity to hear from a flight nurse and pilot at the Program of Study Fair. (Photo submitted)

Agricultural mechanics speak to a group of CTE students at Claiborne High School (Photo submitted)

Troopers from the Tennessee Highway Patrol give a presentation during Claiborne’s CTE Program of Study Fair. (Photo submitted)

Troopers from the Tennessee Highway Patrol give a presentation during Claiborne’s CTE Program of Study Fair. (Photo submitted)

Claiborne High School’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department recently hosted a Program of Study Fair. This provided students a valuable opportunity to connect their CTE programs to real-world careers.

The event featured a variety of professionals, including the boilermakers union, welders, an architectural designer, cosmetologists, licensed school counselors, law enforcement, conservationists,  representatives from the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency, foresters, linemen, mechanical insulators, a flight nurse, emergency medical technicians, and a pilot.

As Claiborne County’s Career and Technical Education Supervisor often emphasizes, “Education should happen for you, not to you.“

The school extends its gratitude to everyone who came out to support the students and contribute to their futures.

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