Gordonsville High School Students Skyler Brock, Chloe Filkins, Charlize Hawthorne, and Jacob Lambert pose with their TCAT diplomas.
L to R: Smith County High School Students Jaleesa Bane, Mekaylah Murray, Maddison Rose, Cheyenne Duke, Hannah Riddle, Delaney Eldred, Logen Ferrel, and Hannah Bare. Not pictured Hailey Harkins.
Thirteen local high school students recently received an industry certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant through a dual enrollment program offered by the Tennessee College of Applied Technology.
Four students at Gordonsville High School—Skyler Brock, Chloe Filkins, Charlize Hawthorne, and Jacob Lambert—and nine students from Smith County High School— Jaleesa Bane, Mekaylah Murray, Maddison Rose, Cheyenne Duke, Hannah Riddle, Delaney Eldred, Logen Ferrel, Hannah Bare, and Hailey Harkins—earned their CNA diplomas and were invited to walk at the TCAT graduation ceremony on December 18, 2018.
The CNA program is offered to all high school students 16 or older who would like to earn an industry certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant. The program is offered during first period every day during the fall semester and is taught by a TCAT instructor at Smith County High School.
Completing the program prepares students to take the CNA certification exam in December.
Congratulations to these students for their hard work and dedication!
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