Four high school students from Christian County and Hopkinsville say the student learning platform that is included in the Christian County School District’s five-year plan will have an impact on their lives and educational careers.
Hopkinsville High School students Abbie Moss and Hannah White, along with Christian County School students Queinasia Henry and David Woods spoke about their experiences with the learning plan during the State of the Schools Christian County Chamber Eye Opener Breakfast Tuesday.
Abbie Moss says the profile of a graduate will help her pursue a career as a doctor.
click to download audioHannah White says problem solving will help her as a business leader in the future.
click to download audioQueinasia Henry says she has a head start with her plans to become a business entrepreneur.
click to download audioAnd David Woods says the program will help him advance in the electrical engineering field.
click to download audioDirector Katie Ralston also shared remarks from Elijah Underhill who was unable to attend Tuesday’s chamber breakfast.
