A special CTE Signing Day was held on Tuesday.
(St. Leon, Ind.) – Three East Central High School students have signed letters of intent, but not to play sports.
Jacob Doll, Avery Michael Meyer, and Brayden Eicher took part in a special CTE Signing Day on Tuesday, each choosing different career paths.
For Doll, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. His aspiration is to become a leader in one of the marine bands.
Avery Meyer “just wants to work.” That is why he accepted a full-time position with Northbend Pattern Works upon graduation.
Finally, Eiacher will begin a co-op with Robert Jones Plumbing this summer. He is excited to expand his knowledge about plumbing and welding.
Jacob is incredibly excited to serve his country. His aspiration is to become a leader in one of the marine bands! Jacob's commitment to the USMC begins after graduation. Congratulations Jacob! pic.twitter.com/dxQb301p72
— East Central HS (@EastCentralHS) February 20, 2024
"I just want to work", said Avery! NBP is lucky to snag this young man! They will offer him on-the-job training to begin his career with them! Congratulations! pic.twitter.com/wunkG94oA9
— East Central HS (@EastCentralHS) February 20, 2024
Brayden is excited to expand his knowledge about plumbing & welding with RJP! He will begin this summer and co-op with them his Senior Year! Congratulations Brayden! pic.twitter.com/Jlsa9LrmlC
— East Central HS (@EastCentralHS) February 20, 2024
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