Colleton County High School celebrates 25 new certified nursing assistants
June 11, 2025 | Colleton 01, School Districts, South Carolina
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The June 10, 2025, Committee of the Whole Meeting for Colleton County in South Carolina commenced with a focus on student achievements and educational partnerships. Chair Strobel opened the meeting by welcoming board members and staff, setting a positive tone for the evening.
The first agenda item highlighted the recognition of Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) students. Miss Williams, a key figure in the meeting, expressed excitement about celebrating the accomplishments of these students. She acknowledged the hard work of the instructors, Miss Amy DeLong and Miss Julie Mundell, who have played a significant role in preparing students for their CNA certification.
Despite the absence of most students, Miss Williams called out the names of the graduates, emphasizing the importance of their certification for future career opportunities. Among those recognized was Kylie Edge, the only student present, who was invited to the front for acknowledgment.
Miss Williams also shared a personal success story about her daughter, who completed the CNA program at Colleton County High School and recently earned her bachelor's degree in nursing. This narrative underscored the effectiveness of the CNA program and the dedication of the instructors.
The meeting further highlighted the partnership with Victory House, where students gain practical experience through internships. Miss Williams noted that 25 new CNAs would be graduating this year, showcasing the program's success and its impact on the community.
Following the recognition segment, the meeting transitioned to policy items, where no new items were presented for first reading. Chair Strobel encouraged the policy committee to prepare for future discussions.
The superintendent's report concluded the meeting, with Miss Williams set to share updates and initiatives for the month of June, reinforcing the commitment to effective leadership and student performance.
Overall, the meeting celebrated educational achievements while laying the groundwork for future policy discussions, reflecting a proactive approach to enhancing the educational landscape in Colleton County.
The first agenda item highlighted the recognition of Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) students. Miss Williams, a key figure in the meeting, expressed excitement about celebrating the accomplishments of these students. She acknowledged the hard work of the instructors, Miss Amy DeLong and Miss Julie Mundell, who have played a significant role in preparing students for their CNA certification.
Despite the absence of most students, Miss Williams called out the names of the graduates, emphasizing the importance of their certification for future career opportunities. Among those recognized was Kylie Edge, the only student present, who was invited to the front for acknowledgment.
Miss Williams also shared a personal success story about her daughter, who completed the CNA program at Colleton County High School and recently earned her bachelor's degree in nursing. This narrative underscored the effectiveness of the CNA program and the dedication of the instructors.
The meeting further highlighted the partnership with Victory House, where students gain practical experience through internships. Miss Williams noted that 25 new CNAs would be graduating this year, showcasing the program's success and its impact on the community.
Following the recognition segment, the meeting transitioned to policy items, where no new items were presented for first reading. Chair Strobel encouraged the policy committee to prepare for future discussions.
The superintendent's report concluded the meeting, with Miss Williams set to share updates and initiatives for the month of June, reinforcing the commitment to effective leadership and student performance.
Overall, the meeting celebrated educational achievements while laying the groundwork for future policy discussions, reflecting a proactive approach to enhancing the educational landscape in Colleton County.
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