Beyond the Classroom: Meet Greene County’s CTAE students of GCHS
Through your generous monetary contributions to The Thillen Education Foundation, students and their teachers have the opportunity to gain valuable, hands-on experience through CTAE Pathways.
The Thillen Education Foundation is proud to shine a spotlight on these amazing CTAE students and celebrate their accomplishments.
Your support helps provide opportunities that inspire students, develop real-world skills, and prepare them for success in their future careers.
Thank you for investing in our students and helping make these opportunities possible!
Mr. Hale’s AV Tech and Film Pathway CTAE class
Two AVTF students have been working for the Greene County School System IT department since spring 2026: Jakhi Hall (12) and Ethan Paschal (12). Their main job this summer was to help with the rebuild and install of the new IT systems at the high school.
This semester, three AVTF students have interviewed with different local churches to help with their Sunday service broadcasts: Caden Wimbish (12), T'zharia Perry-Rowland (11), and Oriona Harris (11).
Over the summer, three GCHS alumni participated in the filming of a short film in Eatonton. All three students, Kalonji Jarrett (2023), Tammy Parker (2026), and May-Lynn Watson (2026), acted in an upcoming horror film.
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