Pontotoc Technology Center announces 2011 students’ achievements
Pontotoc Technology Center in Ada recently presented its 2011 end- of-year achievement awards.
High School Student of the Year award went to Amy Ketcher, cosmetology.
Adult Student of the Year award was presented to Kayla McCullough, Licensed Practical Nurse.
Perfect Attendance for the Year awards went to John Balch, Brittany Faust, Rainer Gregory, Dillion Kirkland, Kayla McCullough, Zach Smith, Arlinda Tso and Laura Williamson.
Citizenship Award recognizes students who participate in school or community service, show a positive attitude toward classmates, school, and community, display an understanding and appreciation of civic responsibility, possess strength of character and the courage to do what is right, and to promote citizenship within the school. Receiving this award were Mark Bryant, Ricky Burgess, Garth Bynum, Jesse Cate, Amanda Davis, Brittany Faust, Derrek George, Rainer Gregory, Julia Hardin, Marissa Howard, Peyton Huggins, Dustin Keeling, Amy Ketcher, Veronica Marr, Kayla McCullough, Savina Miller, Kaylie Qualls, Audumn Rice, Marty Short and Arlinda Tso.
Student of the Month recognition was given to Mark Bryant, Bradianne Daniel, Carrie Holly, Peyton Huggins, Amy Ketcher, Kirsten Kimbrell, Alec Lancaster, Logan Lynch, Kayla McCullough, Jonathan Pedigo, Corey Stafford, Kacee Thompson and Pablo Vasquez.
Student of the Year Finalists were Mark Bryant, Bradianne Daniel, Peyton Huggins, Amy Ketcher, Kirsten Kimbrell, Alec Lancaster, Kayla McCullough, Corey Stafford and Pablo Vasquez.
Principals Award recognizes students for themselves and for the school climate. Those receiving this award were Ricky Burgess, Josh Barden, Michael Cabo, Dillion Kirkland, Kenneth MedVed, Brad Tidwell and Pablo Vasquez.
Business Professionals of America State Leadership Conference Results include the following:
Pablo Vasquez – 10th in Network Administration Using Microsoft
Ty Barrett – 10th in Graphic Design Promotion
Josh Barden – eighth in Network Administration Using Microsoft
Alex Williams – sixth in Network Administration Using Microsoft
Josh Barden – seventh in PC Troubleshooting and Repair.
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