Welding student Jace Westmoreland puts his skills to work welding the mesh into place on a trailer gate in Mr. Picken’s class!
Shoutout to Olivia Keith in Mr. Picken’s welding class! She’s sharpening her skills by welding hinges onto a trailer gate—turning classroom lessons into real-world application.
Mr. Black’s Electrical students put their skills to work by replacing and repairing lights in the CTE building. They applied what they’ve learned in class to a real-world project—gaining hands-on experience for their future careers!
Mrs. Griffin’s Health Science students practiced peer mock interviews today—building confidence, improving communication skills, and preparing for future careers!
Mrs. Stroup’s Educator Prep students showed off their creativity by designing and creating a bulletin board for our CTE hallways. Love seeing their talents on display!
Health Science I students in Mrs. Myatt’s class have been exploring future career options in the health science field. Each student researched a career that interests them, created a PowerPoint presentation, and presented their findings to classmates. Great job to these students for learning more about the many opportunities available in the health science pathway!
Houston CTE students learned about the importance of farm safety today through the Farm Bureau’s Farm Safety Program. Students gained valuable knowledge on equipment use, livestock precautions, and emergency response. A big thank you to Benton Mosely from Farm Bureau for taking the time to share these lessons with our students!
Houston CTE welcomed Houston Fire Chief Jonathan Blankenship to speak with students about the importance of fire safety, from preventing fires at home and school to knowing how to respond in an emergency. He also covered topics such as checking smoke alarms, using fire extinguishers, the dangers of smoke inhalation, and career opportunities in the fire service. We appreciate Chief Blankenship for taking the time to share his knowledge and experience with our students.
HCTE says a big THANK YOU to Saxons, Nutrition Nook, DD's Closet, and Houston Print Company for providing lunch for our teachers and staff today!
We truly appreciate your generosity and continued support of our local schools. Your kindness makes a difference!
We truly appreciate your generosity and continued support of our local schools. Your kindness makes a difference!
Houston Career and Technology Education teachers and staff are ready for a great school year! We can't wait to see you on the first day of school, Tuesday, August 5th!
We can't wait to see you at Open House tonight, Friday, August 1 from 3:00pm-7:00pm.
At the Mississippi ACTE Conference, Dr. Karen Cook was named the North District MS Ag Teacher of the Year! Congratulations Dr. Cook!
Houston CTE'S Business and Marketing Fundamentals students visited the Mall at Barnes Crossing. They learned about marketing, leasing, and franchising.
Houston CTE is open for business at the Flywheel Festival!
Due to the threat of severe weather, Chickasaw County School District will be dismissing at 1:00 today, March 4, 2025. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we strive to keep our students and staff safe
Houston DECA had an amazing time at the Fall Leadership Conference! We also had the fantastic opportunity to visit Whimsy Cookie Co. in Ridgeland, where we engaged with the owner to explore the world of small business ownership.
These incredible experiences will empower our students as they gear up for the DECA Competition in the spring. We can't wait to see how they apply what they've learned!
We are incredibly proud of our Houston CTE students from Health Science, Culinary Arts, and Diversified AG who contributed to the success of Frankie's Fall Fun Day! From baking delicious cupcakes to assisting students with horse riding, these enthusiastic kids truly stepped up and made the day unforgettable. Their readiness to step up as leaders for the event showcases the amazing kids they are becoming.
Due to the forecast of heavy rains, flash floods, strong winds, and severe weather, the Chickasaw County School District will be closed Thursday, September 12, 2024. The safety of our students, facility, & staff is our top priority. Please stay safe.
This morning we will be conducting Lockdown Drills with Law Enforcement officers at all CCSD schools. These drills are done to practice and to improve safety procedures. Again, today is only a drill.
2024 Chickasaw County School District Job Fair
