Career Technical and Agricultural Education

At Treutlen County Schools, Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) equips students with the knowledge, skills, and real-world experiences needed to succeed in college, careers, and life. Through rigorous coursework, industry-recognized certifications, work-based learning opportunities, and hands-on instruction, our CTAE programs prepare students to become confident, skilled, and career-ready graduates.
As part of Georgia's nationally recognized CTAE program, students have access to pathways within the state's 14 Career Clusters. These career pathways are designed to connect classroom learning with high-demand careers, helping students explore their interests while developing the technical, academic, and employability skills needed in today's workforce. Whether students plan to enter the workforce, pursue technical training, enlist in the military, or continue their education at a college or university, CTAE provides a strong foundation for future success.
We are proud to offer programs that reflect both the needs of our local community and the demands of an ever-changing global economy. By partnering with local businesses, industries, and postsecondary institutions, we provide meaningful learning experiences that inspire innovation, leadership, and lifelong success. Through our CTAE programs, Viking students graduate prepared to make a positive impact in their communities while pursuing their individual career goals.

CTAE Director
CTSOs (Career and Technical Student Organizations)

CTI (Career, Technical and Instructional Program) helps students with disabilities successfully transition from school to employment, postsecondary education, and independent living. Through career exploration, workplace experiences, leadership development, and individualized support, students build the skills needed for lifelong success.

Carrie Edge, CTI Advisor
cedge@treutlen.k12.ga.us

FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) empowers students to become leaders through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Members develop essential life, career, and leadership skills by participating in community service, competitive events, and projects that strengthen families and communities.

Leigh Ann Walden, FFCLA Advisor
lwalden@treutlen.k12.ga.us

FFA (National FFA Organization) prepares students for leadership and career success in agriculture through hands-on learning, competitions, and service opportunities. Members gain valuable skills in agricultural science, public speaking, teamwork, and leadership while exploring careers that help feed, fuel, and sustain the world.

Michael Atkinson, FFA Advisor
matkinson@treutlen.k12.ga.us


Alison Cox, SkillsUSA Advisor
acox@treutlen.k12.ga.us
