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Career & Tech Ed ceremony recognizes East Baltimore County students

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The 48th annual Career and Technical Education (CTE) Student Recognition Ceremony recognized several East Baltimore County seniors as exemplary students. Each of these students will receive the Anthony G. Marchione Award for Excellence, according to a Baltimore County Public Schools press release.

For the ceremony, more than 30 seniors submitted video testimonials about their CTE experiences, and excerpts from these videos were featured throughout the program.

Only one student could be selected from each CTE program at each high school. Students honored in the ceremony are listed below along with the names of the businesses/organizations where they worked or interned:

Chesapeake High School

Advanced Technology Education – Kevin Dominguez

Business Management and Finance – Leslie Mbiakop Alienou, First Financial Federal Credit Union of Maryland

College-Career Research and Development – Samantha High, Pizza Hut

Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness – Kevin Mokwe Kazongo

Information Technology: Computer Science – Izabella Jorge

Interactive Media Production – Nathan Gover

JROTC-Marine Corps – Thomas Maddalone

Project Lead The Way: Engineering – Malaysia Campbell

Dundalk High School

Business Management and Finance – Miguel Duran Sanchez

College-Career Research and Development – Jaylin Stevens, Oak Crest Senior Living

Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness – Andrew Thomas

Interactive Media Production – Xander Kaczorowski

JROTC-Navy – Kenneth Wayne Bosley, Jr

Project Lead The Way: Engineering – Muhammad Saeed

P-TECH – Jhamilet Romero, Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Eastern Technical High School

Academy of Health Professions – Jessica Clare Urban, CNA/PCT Program, Essex Community College

Apprenticeship Maryland Program – Clare Oshman, HUMANIM

Building and Construction Technology – Asley Nicole Gerbes

Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management – Angelique Rodriguez

Engineering Careers – Mia Nicole Snyder, EN Engineering

Information Technology: Networking – Raphael Aureus

Interactive Media Production – Edward Bauer

Teacher Academy of Maryland – Ngoc Cayas, Eastern Tech High School

Kenwood High School

Advanced Technology Education – Luke Talmadge

Mechanical Contracting/Plumbing Careers – Logan White

Child Care Services – Abigail Weimer, Hawthorne Elementary School

College-Career Research and Development – Erika Ferguson, Bowley’s on the Bay

Food and Beverage Management/ProStart – Dorian Johnson

Graphic/Print Communications Technology – Mason Snow, Advantage Book Binding

JROTC-Air Force – Connor James Krieger

Overlea High School

Academy of Health Professions – Raylon Anyakwo

Advanced Technology Education – Jimetochukwu Solomon

Career & Tech Ed ceremony recognizes East Baltimore County students

College-Career Research and Development – Shannon Byrd, Popeyes

Information Technology: Computer Science – Blessing Abumere

Parkville High School

Child Care Services – Shane Alleyne, Hot Spots

College-Career Research and Development – Faith Asaolu, Safeway

Information Technology: Computer Science – Ethan Shipley-Tang

Information Technology: Networking – Dirichi Nwanegwo

Interactive Media Production – Ian Faltz

JROTC-Marine Corps – Kaden Taylor

Project Lead The Way: Engineering – Isreal Gbadebo

Teacher Academy of Maryland – Madison Beard, Shady Springs Elementary School

Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts

Advanced Technology Education – Owen Dellinger

Business Management and Finance – Faith Everetts

Child Care Services – Kaliyah Fountain, Sandy Plains Elementary School

College-Career Research and Development – Ezekiel Molina-Quinones, Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts

Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness – Haleigh Waugh

JROTC-Army – Zachery Shell, Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts

Perry Hall High School

Advanced Technology Education – Benjamin Mangels

Business Management and Finance – Nasaun Harrison

Carpentry Careers – Kaden J. Potts, Madison Mechanical

College-Career Research and Development – Zachary Cogburn, Ravage Deli

Food and Beverage Management/ProStart – Emma Tolentino, Olive Garden, White Marsh

Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness – Lacey Oxendine, Towson University Police

Information Technology: Computer Science – Ryan Whitfield

Project Lead The Way: Biomedical Sciences – Ava Wehr

Sollers Point Technical High School

Academy of Health Professions – Erika Ramos, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Automotive Service Technology – Christian Davis, Jerry’s Toyota

Building and Construction Technology – Vance Schield, NSA

Cosmetology Careers – Rebecca Baxter, Great Clips

Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management – Olivia Nelson, Sollers Point Tech/Culinary Arts

Culinary Arts: Baking and Pastry – Tabitha Bryan

Diesel Truck and Power Systems Technology – Jarrett Malinowski, JC Auto Truck and Trailer Repair

Information Technology: Computer Science – Steele Simancek, NSA

Information Technology: Networking – Nicholas Balzano, NSA

Project Lead The Way: Biomedical Sciences – Isabella Hernandez

Sparrows Point High School

Business Management and Finance – Noah Reagle

Construction Design and Management – Karl Arnesen

Food and Beverage Management/ProStart – Shelby Adelman

Information Technology: Computer Science – Joel Robinson, National Security Agency

CTE provides students an opportunity to pursue a sequential technical and academic program of study leading to advancement in a career field. High school CTE programs give students the opportunity to transition smoothly into postsecondary education and to earn college credit and/or industry credentials in a career field of interest.