The St. Joseph County Career & Technical Education (CTE) Consortium recently recognized several students who were nominated by their instructors for their outstanding performance during the first semester.

These students are said to have distinguished themselves from their peers by exhibiting “dedication, perseverance, and commitment in their CTE programs.” Congratulations to the following outstanding scholars:

Benjamin Ruden, Three Rivers High School – Automotive Technologies

Alyssa Patten, Sturgis High School – Automotive Technologies

Jared Rush, Sturgis High School – Coding & Gaming 

Jacob Thompson, Sturgis High School – Manufacturing 

Zachary Pueschel, Sturgis High School – Manufacturing 

Rodrigo Urbina, Sturgis High School – Manufacturing 

Riley Mealor, Sturgis High School – Manufacturing

Michael Overholts, Three Rivers High School – Public Safety

Noah Roberts, Mendon High School – Marketing

Kami Beachey, Centreville High School – Teacher Academy

Marco Hernandez, Three Rivers High School – Welding Technologies-Constantine

Nicholas Kruger, Three Rivers High School – Welding Technologies-Glen Oaks