Seniors Earn Bulldozer Certification
Published 2:43 pm Friday, May 17, 2024
Leslyie Alonzo maneuvers a bulldozer during a recent hands-on learning experience.
Crenshaw County seniors display their bulldozer certification after completing a program. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Dante Smith, Andrew Herring, Jordan Johnson and Austin Herring. (back row, left to right) Josh Bearden, Leslyie Alonzo and Turner Claybrook.
Austin Herring clears brush under the watchful eye of Instructor Joe Barton. Pictured are (left to right) Herring, Barton and Turner Claybrook.
Luverne senior Jordan Johnson.
Luverne senior Josh Bearden.
Brantley senior Leslyie Alonzo.
Luverne senior Turner Claybrook.
Seven Crenshaw County seniors recently recieved bulldozer certification thanks to a collaborative effort between the Crenshaw County Schools system and the Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Workforce Development & Continuing Education and their Community College Skills for Success program. The partnership equips students with valuable skills and opens doors to promising career opportunities.
Equipped with comprehensive training and certification in skid Steer, excavator and most recently bulldozer operation, the students can now add the certification to their resumes and utilize the certification for gaining employment.
Students receiving the certifications were Brantley School student Leslyie Alonzo, Highland Home students Andrew and Austin Herring and Luverne students Josh Bearden, Turner Claybrook, Jordan Johnson and Dante Smith.
