These Culinary Arts students passed the nationally recognized Serv Safe exam on the first administration of the test. This is quite an accomplishment. This certification will help them when applying for jobs in the food industry. Many municipalities require serv safe or a food handler’s certificate for employment. The students with the certification can save their employers money, since they are entering the work force with this already in hand. The employer will not have to pay for them to take the course. Please congratulate these students on their accomplishment. We also want to thank the Bi-County Co-Op for providing the test materials to our students. This saves the students and the district the cost of the test administration.
Z. Kennedy
D. Craig
D. Bennett
N. Pena
Results for UIL 6th grade
Art: Derek Hale 2nd
Dictionary: Logan Salisbury, 5th place
Math: Braxton Whaley, 3rd place; 3rd place team: Braxton, Apria Coleman, and Hunter Waggoner
Music Memory: Derek Hale, 2nd place and Garrett Covey, 4th place; 2nd place team: Derek, Garrett, and Tristin Reeher
Number Sense: Hagen Proulx, 5th place; 3rd place team: Hagen, Logan Salisbury, and Garret Covey
Oral Reading: Amanda Howard, 3rd place
Spelling: Amanda Howard, 6th place
Wortham High School Senior K. Ray was awarded second place in the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Jonathan Hardin Chapter Good Citizen contest. Aleece McBay, first vice-regent of the DAR chapter, presents Ray with a certificate and a check for his second place finish among students in Freestone and Limestone Counties.
Wortham Powerlifting Team Pumped Up