Student creates CTAE website

Fayette County has a new website for its Career, Technical and Agricultural Education program, thanks to a student at Sandy Creek High School.

Chandler Hall created the site, http://fayettectae.org, using the new HTML5 language. He unveiled the website at the Oct. 20 Board of Education meeting, giving board members a virtual tour of the program’s career pathways, work-based learning and other components.

The board recognized Hall for his contribution to the program.

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