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Students, advisors honored: DECA, FFA, HOSA, Battle of the Books and math-fair winners
Summary
The board recognized students and advisers across multiple competitions: math-fair projects advanced to state, DECA teams placed at state and international levels, FFA and HOSA students secured state recognitions, and Battle of the Books teams represented the district regionally.
The Asheboro City Schools board opened its May 14 meeting with a series of recognitions for students and advisers across math fairs, Battle of the Books and Career and Technical Student Organizations.
Kristin McCloskey, lead AIG specialist, highlighted students who advanced from regional math fairs to the state fair in Greensboro and named projects and partners that earned first-place and honorable-mention awards. "So tonight I would like to recognize our amazing math fair teams that competed in the state math fair and represent Asheboro City Schools with poised professionalism and incredible enthusiasm for math," McCloskey said.
Anthony Woodard, chief information officer, recognized the elementary, middle and high school Battle of the Books teams for regional competition and singled out strong individual performances and a first-time high school entry. Sarah Bell Fox, the district’s CTE director, noted DECA’s district and state placements — including a DECA team that placed first in the state and third at the international competition in Atlanta — and congratulated advisors and students who advanced to national events.
The board also honored Chris Tutterow as the district Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year for his classroom leadership and extracurricular work as a DECA advisor and esports coach.
Board members praised students and staff; no board action was required for the recognitions.
