Career Academies Recognized; EWMS Culinary Academy Takes Top Honor

April 21, 2014

The 2014 Career Academy Award winners from Escambia and Santa Rosa counties were recently presented, including the Middle School Career Academy of the Year award to Ernest Ward Middle School’s Culinary Arts Academy and the High School Career Academy of the Year award to West Florida High School’s Agriscience Technology Academy.

Middle School Career Academy of the Year

  • Culinary Arts Academy, Ernest Ward Middle School (Kathy Ellis, Instructor)
  • Microsoft I.T. Academy, Woodlawn Beach Middle School (Jennifer Hensley, Instructor)

Middle School Career Academy Student of the Year

  • Elayza Agrabin,  Arts, AV & Communications Academy, Bellview Middle School
  • Jade Finch, Microsoft I.T. Academy, Hobbs Middle School

Middle School Career Academy Teacher of the Year

  • Theresa Simmons, Arts, AV & Communications Academy, Bellview Middle School
  • Randy Parazine, Microsoft I.T. Academy, Hobbs Middle School

High School Career Academy Student of the Year

  • Angel Aldahondo, Engineering Academy, Escambia High School
  • Dezmond Baldwin-Marlow, Sarah J. Ussary Law and Public Service Academy, Pensacola High School
  • Abigail Harrison,  Commercial Arts Academy, Jay High School
  • Olivia Moore, Agriculture Academy, Jay High School

High School Career Academy Teacher of the Year

  • Kathy Gilliland, New Media Academy, Pine Forest High School
  • Monica Bondurant, Communications & Graphic Arts Academy, Pace High School

High School Career Academy of the Year

  • Agriscience Technology Academy, West Florida High School (Paula Petsel, Instructor)
  • Digital Multimedia Academy,  Milton High School (Kim Smith, Instructor)

Career Academy Student Intern of the Year

  • Aliya Eggleton, Criminal Justice Academy, West Florida High School
  • Morgan Lundquist, Pharmacy Tech Academy, Locklin Technical Center

High School Career Academy Scholar of the Year

  • Jennifer St. John, Engineering Academy, Escambia High School
  • Margaret Linscott,  Communications & Graphic Arts Academy, Pace High School

Pictured top and below: Ernest Ward Middle School Culinary Academy students hard at work. Pictured bottom: Enjoying EWMS  Culinary Academy creations. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Comments

2 Responses to “Career Academies Recognized; EWMS Culinary Academy Takes Top Honor”

  1. Jenny Sloan on April 22nd, 2014 7:40 am

    Congrats Mrs. Ellis on your award! I know my daughter enjoys your class

  2. Mrs.Ellis on April 21st, 2014 7:01 am

    Ernest Ward Middle School…. Where EAGLES soar!