Wednesday, February 22, 2017

WCCTEC Recognizes 2016-2017 Teacher of the Year

Congratulations Mr. Green! WCCTEC 2016-2017 Teacher of the Year




The Washington County Career & Technical Education Center is so proud to recognize Mr. Stan Green as our 2016-2017 Teacher of the Year!

Mr. Green serves the CTE Center as a Special Education Teacher. He has been with us for five of his nine years with Washington County Schools. Mr. Green says that he enjoys the freedom of working outside the box in his daily work with our students. He says that in teaching a student with a disability, creativity must be an intriguing part of the journey. It’s not easy, but Mr. Green says he enjoys being able to look at a student’s IEP, analyze and digest the accommodations, and then work with the student to try to make the disability and curriculum expectations mesh for success. Mr. Green is a very personable and approachable teacher. He loves working with teenagers and it shows. Students and peers alike feel comfortable in working with him, seeking his advice, and always enjoy his positive attitude.

Mr. Green decided to become a Special Education Teacher because of his sister, Diana, who was always a bright spot in his life. He was very interested in how Diana’s education had to be more individualized to meet her needs. So, it was just natural, that when he arrived at Tennessee Technological University, the Special Education Teaching Department seemed to be a great fit for him.

In addition to teaching, Mr. Green serves as a pastor at Pleasant View United Methodist Church and is currently working with the Knoxville Area Rescue Ministry in Knoxville, TN. He and his wife, Regina, have eight sons, whom they have adopted. Mr. Green says that he has a wonderful family and that he is the richest man he knows!

Congratulations Mr. Green! The CTE Center is very lucky to have you!


Thursday, February 2, 2017

Culinary II Student Earns Scholarship to Johnson & Whales University

Culinary II Student Earns Scholarship to Johnson & Whales University
 by: Mike Stewart 

Karisma holding her scholarship letter from Johnson & Wales


Karisma M. was selected as the recipient of a scholarship to attend Johnson & Wales University in Florida.  Karisma's academic record and personal accomplishments earned her this distinguished award.  She will be living on campus and officially becomes a JWU Wildcat in May!  

Karisma is a Culinary II student, and has ambitions of becoming an executive chef and owner of her own restaurant.  She knew by the age of seven she wanted to pursue a career as a chef, and spends many hours in the kitchen preparing food for friends and family.  

Karisma is the youngest of eight, and expresses herself through the food creations she produces.  She wishes to share her love of food with others.

We are extremely proud of Karisma and wish her the best!