Glen Rose High School held their 1st annual Workforce Industry Training (WIT) induction ceremony on September 26, 2019. This program has impacted the lives of students from Glen Rose High School for eight years and has impacted over 150 graduates. It is more than just an extra-curricular activity; it has become a program that has helped students answer one of the ultimate questions – “what am I going to do after high school?”
The Glen Rose High School WIT organization was established in partnership with Texas A&M University’s Texas Engineering Experiment Station and the Nuclear Power Institute. The program was developed to encourage and support young men and women who wish to pursue careers in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics – or STEM for short.
The young men and women listed below have not only shown aptitude for the STEM fields but also maintain and demonstrate outstanding examples of character, and were selected to join this organization by going through an application process as well as an interview.
Sammy Aldriedge
Jessica Alvarado
Lindsay Andress
Damaris Ayala
Breanna Baker
Elizabeth Barraza
Molly Beauchamp
Ryan Bieker
Trevor Birdwell
Bailee Boyett
Emery Brewer
Edie Brimer
Kathryn Burroughs
Hannah Cantwell
Danny Coates
Xochiti Corrujedo
Garrett Davis
Salma De Reza
Alexis Drugan
Drew Dunson
Citlally Espino
Jaqlyn Evans
Paloma Gonzalez
America Gutierrez
Angela Herrera
Kinley Ibarra
Hailey Ibarra
Bryson Klein
Abby Koerner
Matthew Locke
Emma Lozier
Kali Matthews
Trinidy McCoy
Juliana Melendez
Joel Mendoza
Orrin Miller
Jacelyn Mims
Brandt Moore
Carson Osborne
Erin Outen
Kennedy Overton
Ethan Parrish
Abby Payne
Ashlynn Perry
Kimberly Sanchez
Faith Shuffield
Abby Stephenson
Avery Turner
Jenna White
Laney Whitefield
Congratulations to all!
