A group of 69 Paris High School students bolstered their knowledge of safety in the workplace by earning their Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certification from the U.S. Department of Labor. Armed with their OSHA 10 certification, these students learned how to recognize worksite hazards as they move ahead to become the electricians, carpenters, engineers, and healthcare providers of tomorrow.
Dr. Angela Chadwick, Director of Career & Technical Education, said “Workplace safety is an extremely important piece of being job ready as well as being prepared for the hands-on projects that are a vital part of our instruction. Our goal for Career and Technical Education students is for them to better know and understand their role in the workforce. There is nothing more important than their safety and that is why we provide the training and certification in OSHA General Industry and OSHA Healthcare.”
The following students earned the OSHA 10 certification: Christian Aguilar, Ernesto Aguinaga, Samuel Allen, Nathanial Anderson, Asher Andoe, Quinn Andrews, Jose Barrios, Kyler Beshirs, Constance Bivins, Zakivion Blake, Drew Bush, Leander Butler, Alexsandrah Clement, Tyler Davis, Evan De la Garza, Kobe Dixon, Keshauwn Ellis, Andrew Fasken, Alexandra Folmar, Alan Garcia, Adreon Garvin, Ty Garvin, Nicholas Gentry, Luke Gibbons, Kellan Gibson, Ceaira Gill, Alyssa Gilmore, Maria Gonzalez, Harmony Hamil, Michayla Hawkes, Alexandra Hernandez, Ryan House, Kentraevios Johnson, Datoya Knight, Stephen Lester, Coleman Lewis, Richard Long, Jada Lyons, Corbin Martin, Tristan McFadden, Justin Meredith, James Miller, Ashton Milton, La Shadria Minor, Diquerius Mitchell, Amil Mitchell, Robert Mooney, Zach Norris, Canyon Parker, Shyann Parker, Cheyannn Phillips, Carson Powell, Mason Ragsdale, Gabriel Remsburg, Savanna Sandor, Bradley Saunders, Kaleb Soto, Allyssa Standifer, Izik Sykes, Makenzie Taylor, Ty Tidwell, Lucas Toland, Michael Turner, Domenik Vasquez, Easton Vaughan, Travis Walter, Tyquayvius Walters, Wesley Wilson, and Dalton Worthy.
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