During the Hillsborough County Public Schools Board Meeting on December 10, 2024, the spotlight shone brightly on the achievements of local students in the field of technical education. The meeting celebrated the remarkable accomplishments of Shyanne Frazier and Jaden Schubert from Rogers Middle School, who both secured first place in the Junior Solar Spring category at the 2024 National TSA Conference. Their success not only highlights their individual talents but also underscores the importance of career and technical education programs within the district.

The students were accompanied by their adviser, Mike Wilson, and principal, Adam Lang, who expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from the school board and superintendent. This recognition reflects a broader commitment to fostering skills and opportunities for students in technical fields, which are increasingly vital in today’s job market.

In addition to the student accolades, the meeting emphasized the school board's dedication to enhancing career and technical education programs. This focus aims to equip students with practical skills that can lead to successful careers, addressing community needs for a skilled workforce.

As Hillsborough County continues to prioritize educational excellence, the achievements of Frazier and Schubert serve as an inspiring reminder of the potential within the district's schools. The board's support for these programs is a crucial step towards preparing students for future challenges and opportunities in various industries.