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Easton High Students are Inducted into National Technical Honor Society

The Easton High School chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) held and induction of new members for the 2024-2025.  NTHS recognizes student achievement in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathways offered at Talbot County Public Schools, such as Culinary Arts, Biomedical Science, Interactive Media Production, Carpentry, and Teacher Academy of Maryland, among others.  Inductees recited a pledge to uphold the standards of conduct and achievement of NTHS and to continue to strive for excellence.

 

“Congratulations to all of the National Technical Honor Society inductees and members,” said Carolanne Burkhardt, Ed.D., Supervisor of Career and Technical Education.  “These students have excelled in their various CTE pathways and in many cases have earned industry recognized credentials that help to prepare them for college and career, and life.”

 

The 2025 inductees are as follows:

Maribel Alvarado-Andrade, Ella Ball, Valery Bernardo Perez, Leilani Brooks, John Chapple, Nashauni Fitzgerald, Caroline Flaherty, Jaden Haddaway, Kennedy Hussnatter, Lane Hutchison, Megan Kirby, Madisyn Moore, Alli Newman, Blake Newton Briana Ocampo-Serrano, Olivia Orrell, Serenity Palmer, Phoebe Parks, Marely Perez-Bravo, Sophia Perlado, Lyla Roe, David Rogers, Teresa Spanish Sofia Stetcher-Roberts, Logan Sundt, Britney Tabora-Sanchez, Tymiere Thomas, Lavinia Tindall, Sarah Tyler, Serenity Velez, Jackson Wieland, John Williams, Ashley Zheng

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