From WCS inFocus
The unique Fairview High School mechatronics program continues to earn recognition after being named the Tennessee Association for Career and Technical Education (TACTE) Secondary Program of the Year.
The award recognizes career and technical programs for their outstanding curriculum, goals, student recruitment and retention among other achievements.
The program, run by Fairview High’s Kevin Sizemore, was honored at the 2018 Institute for CTE Educators at the Music City Convention Center in Nashville on July 9.
“This is a great honor for the program, Fairview High School and the students in the program,” Sizemore said. “Without their dedication and willingness to complete the advanced work, this program would not be recognized with such an honor. It gives us a sense of accomplishment and great pride that the program has succeeded the way it has and that people from all over the state are recognizing it.”
