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FFA chapters reveal Semiquincentennial CTE projects

FFA chapters reveal Semiquincentennial CTE projects

Last week, the FFA chapters from Campbell County High School, Thunder Basin High School and Wright Junior-Senior High gathered at the Cam-plex to reveal their schools' Semiquincentennial career and technical education projects.

Students from each chapter helped with the design and creation of the metalwork pieces, which will be the Grand Marshal in this year's Fourth of July parade.

Each project is unique and beautifully reflects the spirit, history and pride of Campbell County and Wyoming in different ways. Thank you to the students and their advisors for the work you put into celebrating both our community and the 250th anniversary of America’s independence🗽

a large group poses for a photo in front of three different signs celebrating america's semiquincetennial, one with the american flag and buffalo, another with an oil rig and another with a mine truck.

Campbell County, Thunder Basin and Wright FFA chapters each created a CTE sign celebrating America's 250th birthday. 

campbell county high school students and community members pose for photo in front of sign celebrating america's semiquincetennial

Campbell County High School

thunder basin high school students and community members pose for photo in front of sign celebrating america's semiquincetennial

Thunder Basin High School

wright high school students and community members pose for photo in front of sign celebrating america's semiquincetennial

Wright Junior-Senior High School