Eleven local high school students from the Clare-Gladwin
Career Center’s Welding program completed the first level of the Schools
Excelling through National Skills Education (SENSE) Program at the conclusion
of the 2014-2015 school year. An award-winning program offered by the American
Welding Society, the SENSE Program provides administrative standards and
curriculum guidelines for the qualification of entry-level, advanced, and
expert welders in high schools and colleges.
According to Clare-Gladwin Career Center Counselor Margie
Dill, “When the students complete this first level of the SENSE Program, they
receive a certificate that verifies they have met the qualifications for an
entry-level position in welding.”
Welding is a career and technical education (CTE) program
offered to high school juniors and seniors in Clare and Gladwin counties by the
Clare-Gladwin Career Center of Clare-Gladwin RESD. Students spend half of their
day at their CTE program and the other half at their home high school.
Congratulations to the following students who completed Level
1 of the SENSE Program:
Reese Avery
Zach Brown
Jordan Cottrell
Kyle Dice
Brandyn Simon
Jarod Given
Steven Scherrer
Chris Weidman
Josh Weisheim
Clay Werth
Cody Wessel
Ricky Woods
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