BENTON – Marshall County High School teacher Vivian Collins and five students spoke to the Fiscal Court as part of proclaiming the week of December 4-11 as Career and Technical Education Week. The student representatives spoke about each of their organizations. FCCLA (Family Career and Community Leaders of America) was represented by Genesis James, Garrett Fulgham representing Skills USA, Talon Henry representing FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), HOSA (Health Occupational Student Association) was represented by Madeline Henson and Shelton Owen representing FFA (Future Farmers of America).
Judge/Executive Kevin Neal read the Proclamation that stated in part, “The various chapters would like to recognize their community service endeavors and commitment to the youth of Marshall County as they highlight their work within the school, region and state.”
The proclamation stated that the career and technical chapters at Marshall County High School represent over one third of the student population, a vital part of the school environment and provide opportunities for students to become involved in the community and train them to become our leaders of tomorrow.