Mario Sucar, a Georgia Career Student Association (GCSA) member at Sequoyah High School in Canton, Georgia won first place for his essay entitled “It is Fire Prevention Week: Prevent Home Fires”. Mario’s essay was submitted through his Project Success class and entered in a state-wide competition sponsored by John Oxendine, Georgia’s Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner.
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The Georgia Career Student Association recently held its annual Fall Officer Training Conference (OTC) at the Atlanta Airport Marriott. The members were greeted during the Opening General Session by the GCSA State Officers and their presentation of Hard Core Leadership. The members heard from keynote speaker, Ryan Moran, on being part of the POSSE (be Positive, be Open, be Sincere, have Spirit, and don't be Exclusive). . . . . Read more

Paulding County High School

The Paulding County High School Student Government Association, Georgia Career Student Association, and Georgia Career Technical Instruction clubs co-sponsored the Third Annual Angel Food Ministries Drive themed “From the Heart…” The students, faculty, and staffed donated $844.00 to sponsor families located in the PCHS school district for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Over the past three years, the PCHS community has donated $3,470.00 to Angel Food Ministries.

Mario Sucar, a Georgia Career Student Association (GCSA) member at Sequoyah High School in Canton, Georgia won first place for his essay entitled “It is Fire Prevention Week: Prevent Home Fires”. Mario’s essay was submitted through his Project Success class and entered in a state-wide competition sponsored by John Oxendine, Georgia’s Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner.
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The Georgia Career Student Association recently held its annual Fall Officer Training Conference (OTC) at the Atlanta Airport Marriott. The members were greeted during the Opening General Session by the GCSA State Officers and their presentation of Hard Core Leadership. The members heard from keynote speaker, Ryan Moran, on being part of the POSSE (be Positive, be Open, be Sincere, have Spirit, and don't be Exclusive). . . . Read more.

September 5 and 6 the GCSA State Officers and Board of Directors met for two days in Macon, Georgia. The State Officers continued their leadership training and began rehearsing and planning for the upcoming Officer Training Conference. The state officers are working hard to ensure that the GCSA members are entertained and informed during OTC. . . . Read more.

Congratulations to Wes Seabolt, GCSA State President. Out of approximately 700 applicants Wes was chosen as one of the 55 students from across the state to serve on the Superintendents Student Advisory Council.

The first meeting will be in October immediately following OTC and the Council will meet 3 more times before the end of the school year. Wes is definitely deserving of the position and GCSA and the CTSOs are proud to have him represent us.

Way to Go Wes!

The 2008-09 GCSA State Officer Team attended a five day training camp at the FFA-FCCLA Center in Covington, Georgia. On Wednesday and Thursday the state officers were involved with intense training on serving as a GCSA State Officer and on Friday, Saturday and Sunday the officers joined with the other CTSO State Officers for training on professional speaking tips, etiquette, and team building exercises. . . Read more.

On July7, 2008, nine teachers from Georgia embarked upon an educational excursion. Little did they know that they were about to forge a bond that would connect them forever. . .Read more

Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe Chapter Wins Chapter of the Year

Fort Oglethorpe Chapter of Georgia Career Student Association won Chapter of the Year, the organization’s highest honor, for the 2007-2008 school year. The event involves ...read more