Campbell MS wins award for most outstanding tech program

October 8, 2009 — Campbell Middle school was honored for their performance and content of their Industrial Technology program and Tech Club Association at the Brazos Valley Technology Education Teacher Association (BVTETA) awards banquet on Sept. 24.

The BVTETA gave the Campbell Tech program the award for Most Outstanding Industrial Technology Middle School Program, and also gave Campbell Tech Club director Kevin Morosin the award for Outstanding Middle School Teacher of the Year.

“My students have done a great job of making the program at Campbell Middle School one of the best in the region and state. I would like to thank the parent sponsors and corporate sponsors who help make the Campbell Tech Club run smooth in getting to contest and helping fund the students and contest costs.”

The following individuals contributed to the Campbell Tech Club’s success: Jeff and Scarlet MacGeorge of S & J Installations for supplying materials, counting points and filling out entry cards; Eric Jacobson of Jacobson Deck & Fence for supplying materials, helping with packing projects and driving the contest truck; Rob Hernandez and Steve Hernandez for helping count points at regionals; Debbie Urbanovsky and Larry Moeller for packing projects, counting points and driving the contest truck; and Beverly Moeller for supplying boxes for project packing.

Morosin also thanked the corporate sponsors who supported and helped fund the Tech Club program and entry fees for students to attend contests: Jerry and Ann Crews of Energy Quest; Ray Gilliam of Prime Institutional Group, LLP; The Beefpoker Bar-B-Q Team; and Todd Chapman of Turbo Printing.