Two students, Liam Strong and Diego Gonzalez Aguilar, were honored as award winners during the Career & Technology Center signing day ceremony at Fort Osage High School. They both plan to work at Cable Dahmer Chevrolet on 103rd Street in Kansas City and were among 30 students recognized during the event. The ceremony marked a significant moment for both students as they were recognized for their achievements in front of their peers and teachers.
Diego Gonzalez Aguilar began taking classes at the Career & Technology Center after his family relocated from Mexico and settled in Eastern Jackson County three years ago. Liam Strong, on the other hand, has been studying at the center since he was a freshman. Both students have dedicated themselves to their studies and have worked hard to achieve their goals.
As they stood behind CTC automotive teacher Bryan Compton and to the right of teacher Bill Lieb, Liam and Diego were presented with awards for their accomplishments. They were congratulated by their peers, teachers, and parents on their achievements. This recognition is a testament to their dedication and hard work towards building a successful career in automotive technology.
The signing day ceremony was a special occasion for both Liam and Diego as they took this important step towards starting their careers. They look forward to working together at Cable Dahmer Chevrolet on 103rd Street in Kansas City where they will continue to learn and grow as professionals in the field of automotive technology.
Overall, the event was a celebration of success for all 30 students who were recognized during the signing day ceremony. It serves as an inspiration for other young people who may be considering pursuing careers in technology or any other field of study that requires dedication, hard work, and perseverance.