CISPY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL: CCHS CTI/GVR Students Attend State Conference

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CISPY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL: CCHS CTI/GVR Students Attend State Conference
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Apr 25, 2022
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Crispy County High School issued the following announcement on Apr. 22. 

CCHS CTI/GVR students represented well.

We placed in two of four areas! We placed 1st in Healthcare Science (Heather Sanders) and 3rd in Community/Civic Awareness (CCHS CTI CTSO represented by Cameron Marchant).  This was the first time these students have competed at our State Leadership/Work Readiness Conference.  They smiled from Eatonton to Cordele, and those who did not place were creating mental improvement plans for how to place next year!

Original source can be found here.

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Source: Crispy County High School

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