GACTC Inducts 51 Students Into The National Technical Honor Society

The Greater Altoona Career & Technology Center (GACTC) inducted 51 students into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS), an educational nonprofit that honors, recognizes, and empowers students and teachers in career and technical education.

The students include multiple Cove students:

• Mikylaah Bauman, Cosmetology, Claysburg

• Cody Becker, Computer Programming, Central

• Jarrin Butler, Computer & Networking Technology, Central

• Devan Chrisawn, Graphic Design, Claysburg

• Hawke Claycomb, Culinary Arts, Claysburg

• Jaden Hensley, Computer & Networking Technology, Hollidaysburg

• Derek Long, Automotive/Diesel Technology, Claysburg

• Jordan McCaulley, Collision Repair & Refinishing Technology, Hollidaysburg

• Madison Musselman, Dental Assistant, Central

• David Musselman, Graphic Design, Central

• Kylie Smith, Dental Assistant, Central

In addition, these students were recognized as returning members of the NTHS:

• Devyn Amigh, Cosmetology, Hollidaysburg

• Brooke Langenbacher, Interior Design & Technology, Hollidaysburg

“The NTHS recognizes our top students for not only their dedication to excellence in their education at the GACTC, but also for their strong character,” said Nicole Taneyhill, NTHS advisor at the GACTC.

GACTC students are first eligible to be inducted into the NTHS in 11th grade. Requirements include:

• 93 percent or higher at the GACTC

• 85 percent or higher at home school

• Fewer than 10 days absent

• No behavior referrals

Founded in 1984, NTHS serves over 100,000 members annually across the country, and nearly 1 million students have become alumni. In addition to honoring top career and technology students across the country, NTHS provides up to $300,000 in scholarships annually, and helps connect education and industry to build a highly skilled workforce.