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The Caroline County Chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) welcomed eighty-nine new members from Colonel Richardson High School and North Caroline High School on Monday, March 10, during their 2024-2025 academic year induction ceremony. The ceremony was held at North Caroline High School’s auditorium.
NTHS combines excellence in academics, career readiness, technical skills, and overall character. North Caroline’s NTHS Faculty Advisor Brad Plutschak explained to the crowd of parents, school staff, and community members that students must meet high standards to be considered for NTHS induction. These requirements are: “a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0, a minimum career and technical education grade point average of 3.5, a commitment to career preparedness through participation in career and technical education courses or organizations, a recommendation by school faculty or administrators, and a successful completion of an overall holistic review for good character, work ethic and attendance.” Colonel Richardson’s NTHS Faculty Advisor is Bernadette France.
Caroline County NTHS Vice President Megan Rogers led the pledge of allegiance at the opening of the ceremony, followed by remarks from Caroline Career and Technology Center Principal Courtney Handte and Superintendent Dr. Derek Simmons. Caroline County NTHS President Isabelle Greeno and Treasurer Elizabeth Knott then performed a candle-lighting ceremony, lighting a candle for each of the seven pillars of NTHS: skill, honesty, service, responsibility, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership.
As individual inductees were called to the stage to accept their certificates, a slideshow played in the background showcasing their personal interests, extracurricular activities, special recognitions, and future plans.
The 2024-2025 Caroline County National Technical Honor Society Inductees are:
Fatima Amjad, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Blaine Anderson, PLTW Computer Science
Ava Andrew, CASE - Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education
Amber Baiers, NJROTC - Naval Junior Officer Training Corps
Paris Black, CASE - Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education
Brayden Boarts, Apprenticeship Maryland Program
Alyssa Bradley, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Jeremy Brown Jr., Automotive Technology
Lucas Burns, PLTW Computer Science
Kristine Cacayuran, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Dominique Caven, PLTW Engineering
Wilson Clough, PLTW Computer Science
Ally Conde, Academy of Health Professions
Callie Creason, NJROTC - Naval Junior Officer Training Corps; AMP - Advanced Manufacturing Professionals
Kailey Cummings, Academy of Health Professions
Montana Davis, Academy of Health Professions
Aydan Downie, PLTW Computer Science
Hadley Eigenbrode, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Kimberly Escalante, Construction Technology
Cera Fimbres, AMP - Advanced Manufacturing Professionals
Shaleah Fountain, Food and Beverage Management
Austin Frank, AMP - Advanced Manufacturing Professionals
Jonathan Giuliano, Construction Technology
Aiyanna Groce, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Kirsten Harding, CASE - Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education
Hailey Hauf, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Ethan Hedge, PLTW Computer Science
Wesley Hetrick, CASE - Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education
Tamya Johnston, Academy of Health Professions
Breanna Joseph, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Morgan Knott, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Hunter Lambert, Construction Technology
Kaley Lednum, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Jeffrey Lin, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Aubrey Lindner, Academy of Health Professions
Anahi Lopez-Salas, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Alexis Manno, Academy of Health Professions
Addyson Marlett, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Juan Marroquin Mendez, Construction Technology
Nevin Martin, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Ne'Kyah Matthews, Academy of Health Professions
Antony Merida Sauceda, Construction Technology
Claudia Merrick, Academy of Health Professions
Dani Morales, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Ashlynn Morton, Food and Beverage Management
Alana Nash, Construction Technology
Jacob Neal, PLTW Computer Science
Alexys O'Connell, Academy of Health Professions
Natalie Owens, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Harrison Pearce, PLTW Computer Science
Kallie Peele, Careers in Cosmetology
Luke Perdue, Automotive Technology
Jordan Poole, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Ryleigh Porter, Academy of Health Professions
Shyla Proctor, Careers in Cosmetology
Ethan Raeder, Food and Beverage Management
Kevin Ramos Pinzon, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Amylia Reid, Academy of Health Professions
Kylie Rhinehardt, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Takaila Rich, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Cecilia Richard, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Jason Richards, Automotive Technology
Preston Rickwood, PLTW Computer Science
Gabriella Riggin, Careers in Cosmetology
Kenton Robbins, PLTW Engineering
Blaiden Roe, PLTW Engineering
Camryn Russell, Academy of Health Professions
Irma Sanchez, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Gabrielle Schmick, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Keane Schneeman, AMP - Advanced Manufacturing Professionals
Sabrina Shreves, Academy of Health Professions
Keara Smith, Food and Beverage Management
Amanda Snyder, Academy of Health Professions
Rayne Stafford, Academy of Health Professions
Ethan Stormes, PLTW Engineering
Dale Swann, CASE - Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education
Landon Thomas, AMP - Advanced Manufacturing Professionals
Tyaira Thomas, Academy of Health Professions
Da’nia Thompson, Homeland Security - Criminal Justice
Cameron Todd, PLTW Computer Science
Viergena Toussaint, Academy of Health Professions
Lillian Valltos, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Carly VanSchaik, Teacher Academy of Maryland
Dana Velasquez, Apprenticeship Maryland
Jack Walls, PLTW Engineering
Kassidy Welch, PLTW Biomedical Sciences
Isabella Woodworth, Academy of Health Professions
Sophia Yon, Careers in Cosmetology
Max Zapata, PLTW Engineering
