Students earn electrical helper certification
Published 2:50 pm Friday, February 28, 2025
Crenshaw County students earn their Electrical Helper Certifications through a collaborative partnership between the Crenshaw County School System and Lurleen B. Wallace Community College. Pictured are (from left to right) Jaria Stouramire, Jacorian Griffin, Wesley Collins, Zach Hall, Jameria Green, Daniya Jones, Jessilyn James and Natyia Marshall. (in back) Carmello Printup.
Students and school system employees display their Electrical Helper Certification. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Charles Warr and Savannah Edgar and (back row, left to right) Evan Dearden, Robert Duett, Clay Hackleman, Austin Norman and Justin Vincitore.
Zach Hall and (left) and Wesley Collins (right) practice wiring a switch during electrical helper classes.
By Staff Reports
Sixteen Crenshaw County Public School students, across two classes, recently earned their Electrical Helper Certification through a partnership between the Crenshaw County School System and Lurleen B. Wallace Community College (LBW). Offered through LBW’s Workforce Development and Continuing Education program, this certification provides students with hands-on training and a credential from the Alabama Community College System (ACCS), preparing them for careers in construction and related fields. In addition to the students, two members of the Crenshaw County Board of Education maintenance department also completed the program, further strengthening the county’s skilled workforce.
