NPTC students present at state Capitol

February 24, 2018 at 4:00 a.m.

Submitted photo From left, National Park Technology Center students Rayshaun McNary and Caleb Holstine meet Gov. Asa Hutchinson during a recent visit to the Arkansas state Capitol. The graphic design students made a presentation during the inaugural Career and Technical Education Showcase.
Submitted photo From left, National Park Technology Center students Rayshaun McNary and Caleb Holstine meet Gov. Asa Hutchinson during a recent visit to the Arkansas state Capitol. The graphic design students made a presentation during the inaugural Career and Technical Education Showcase.

LITTLE ROCK -- National Park Technology Center advertising and graphic design students were invited to attend the inaugural Career and Technical Education Showcase at the Arkansas state Capitol in early February.

Career Centers from around the state were asked to select one program to demonstrate the important work being completed in high school career centers in Arkansas.

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Submitted photo From left, Jennifer Seward, Sydney Crawford, Caleb Holstine, Rayshaun McNary and Glenda Davis recently attended the inaugural Career and Technical Education Showcase at the Arkansas state Capitol.

Rayshaun McNary and Sydney Crawford from Lakeside High School, along with Caleb Holstine from Hot Springs High School, represented the advertising and graphic design program along with Advertising and Graphic Design instructors Jennifer Seward and Glenda Davis.

"It was a wonderful opportunity for these students to highlight their talents and explain the importance of career and technical education to our state legislators," said Seward.

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