General Trass High School students were recognized last week for earning certifications through an intensive certification program, showing mastery of the knowledge needed for entrance into their respective career fields of interest in various Career and Technical Education (CTE) subject areas.
Developed and issued by industry- leading companies and organizations such as Elanco and Southwest Airlines and tested for on the ICEV platform, the certifications enhance students’ resumes and help them stand out to prospective colleges and employers. The certifications reflect the needs of real-world career expectations, boost employability and allow employers to identify and connect with qualified applicants. To earn certification, each student passed a rigorous exam based on weighted industry-valued and industry-accepted standards.
“Our goal in offering certification testing on the ICEV platform was to provide students with validation of the specialized skills they have developed and knowledge- base they’ve built,” said Dusty Moore, president of ICEV. “The certifications are meant to have an immediate positive impact on students as they plan for their future after high school, whether that is attending college or joining the workforce. We congratulate the students at General Trass High School for this tremendous accomplishment and wish them the best as they pursue their career goals.”
The students who completed their certification under Angelia S. Brinkley were: Omarion Adams, Precious Albert, Deandra Atkins, Zacorrieon Branch, Davis Brook, Malyk Brown, Lamaricah Carraway, Frezeriona Clark, DeZavion Clemens, Loterranique Clemens, Cedriana Craten, Joshua Hall, Charlie Holden, Tshon Jackson, Mylilyah London, Aaron Martin, Jakyria McCowan, Lacederonna Nix, Lonfaydra Oney, Rashard Siggers, Malaysia Ferguson, Christian Green, Roshanda Glass, Akeekiyah Peeler, Jamarion Powell, Janya Powell, Antonio Quinn, Ford Reliford, Benjamin Richardson, Zamoria Siggers, Harmony Stakes, Kaden Swift, Heavenly Thompson, Ja’Stavian Threats, Lacariuna Walker, Ayssa Wallace, Jaden Weaver, Cy’mia Williams, Jaheem Williams, Kameron Williams, La’Daydreanna Williams, Zachary Williams, and Nicholas Wilson.
