GCTC Selects McCormick as Superintendent
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The Gordon Cooper Technology Center Board of Education selected Julie McCormick to be the school’s next superintendent.
McCormick comes to Gordon Cooper Technology Center from Canadian Valley Technology Center where she served most recently as Campus Director for the school’s El Reno campus.
“I am honored to become a part of Gordon Cooper Technology Center as the Superintendent/CEO,” McCormick said. “I am excited to have the opportunity to work with the staff and to represent the communities that Gordon Cooper serves.
“Gordon Cooper Technology Center has gained a reputation for excellence,” McCormick said. “Their mission of, ‘Preparing people for success in the workplace, education, and in life,’ shows that their focus is on the growth and development of people and the communities where they reside. I look forward to getting to work with some extraordinary people.”
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The local Kiwanis Club s featured guest this week was one of the Gordon Cooper Technology Center robotics teams. The Atomic Gears just finished their robotics session last Saturday and are making plans to work on outreach projects this summer.
Also, Keylee Landes sang at the meeting.
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Forsyth Central High School SkillsUSA chapter named 2021 Model of Excellence Forsyth Central High School, at 131 Almon C. Hill Drive in Cumming. (GoogleMaps)
SkillsUSA named Forsyth Central High School, along with 23 other schools across the nation, as a Model of Excellence for 2021.
According to a press release, the annual Model for Excellence program recognizes local chapters for “the exceptional integration” of workplace and technical skills into their activities. As one of the largest student organizations for career and technical education in the nation, SkillsUSA stated that the recognition is the highest honor presented to school chapters each year.
“Our Models of Excellence represent the very best in chapter achievement and community involvement,” SkillsUSA Executive Director Chelle Travis said. “These students represent America’s future skilled workforce and are future leaders in their local communities. It is a tremend
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