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State Education Secretary Tours WAHS's CTE Program
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March 22, 2024 | Community
CTE Director Matt Fisher, left, walks with Dr. Mumin.
Dr. Mumin speaks with students in the Health Occupations classroom.
Dr. Mumin speaks with students in the Health Occupations classroom.
Dr. Mumin learns about senior Colby Felix's winning snowboard design, which was produced at Gilson, in the Commercial Arts classroom.
Dr. Mumin learns about senior Colby Felix's winning snowboard design, which was produced at Gilson, in the Commercial Arts classroom.
Dr. Mumin speaks with Ian Sykes, left, and Jayden Roberts as they work on a pin design in the Commercial Arts classroom.
Dr. Mumin speaks with Construction Trades teacher Randy Williamson, right.
Dr. Mumin speaks with two students on how to operate a robot using controls in the Engineering & Robotics classroom.
Dr. Mumin learns from a student on to work controls on a system in the Engineering & Robotics classroom.
From back left: WASD school board member Tom Adams, Dr. Mumin and CTE Director Matt Fisher. At front from left: WAHS Head Principal Dr. Justin Ross; Susan Neidig, confidential secretary, Office of the Superintendent; WASD school board President Lori Baer; BLaST IU 17 Executive Director Dr. Christina Steinbacher-Reed; school board member Barbara Reeves; Superintendent Dr. Timothy S. Bowers; and Judd Pittman, director of PDE's Bureau of Career and Technical Education.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (MARCH 21, 2024) — Williamsport Area High School had the honor of hosting Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Dr. Kahlid Mumin, who explored the school's in-house Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program.
Mumin made stops in the Biotechnology, Health Occupations, Commercial Arts, Construction Trades, and Engineering and Robotics classrooms. Getting a chance to interact with students and gaining insight into their post-secondary plans, Mumin explored the ways WAHS is preparing students for careers beyond high school, particularly through the CTE tract.
Thank you, Dr. Mumin, for your visit and your commitment to education and for recognizing the incredible work being done here at WAHS.
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