Benjamin Logan Career Tech Students Shine in CTSO Station Rotation

On Monday, February 24, the Benjamin Logan High School Career Tech Education Department proudly hosted an engaging evening for the Benjamin Logan Board of Education and Administration. The event highlighted the talents and hard work of Career Tech Student Organization (CTSO) members, providing board members and administrators with an up-close look at how students apply their knowledge and skills beyond the classroom.
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The CTSO Station Rotation gave attendees the chance to rotate through various student-led stations, each representing a different Career Tech department. Students showcased their

projects, discussed their learning journeys, and demonstrated how Career Tech education prepares them for future careers. The stations included:

• Business Professionals of America (BPA): Addison Scott & Kearstin Linkinhoker
• Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS): Leah Braddock & MacKenzie Smith
• Future Farmers of America (FFA): Lyllian Kelley & Lauren Kennedy
• Information Technology: Kameron Lockwood, Paxton Henry, Joss Rudat, Sadie Staats, & Kade Smith
• Digital Design Academy: Ella Stoodt & Belen Palmer

Adding to the success of the evening, guests enjoyed a delicious dinner catered by Chef House of Bellefontaine. The event not only celebrated student achievements but also emphasized the impact of Career Tech education in preparing students for real-world opportunities.
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A heartfelt thank you goes out to the dedicated students, teachers, and board members who made this event possible. Their hard work and commitment continue to demonstrate the power of hands-on learning and career-focused education at Benjamin Logan High School.