Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center

KACTC Multimedia Students Explore Advanced Technology at Mississippi State University

Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center Multimedia students visited Mississippi State University for a hands-on experience with advanced technology, including composites, cybersecurity, robotics, and virtual reality.

KACTC Recognizes March Staff of the Month

Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center honors Trey Culpepper, Welding Instructor, as March Staff of the Month for his leadership, dedication, and commitment to student success.

FFA Fundraiser

Save the date! February 28, 8:00-Noon. Clean Paws for a Good Cause: FFA Dog Wash at Tractor Supply. Help support our Attala FFA Chapter!

Community Leaders Visit Career Tech Center for CTE Month

In recognition of Career and Technical Education Month, the Kosciusko Attala Career Tech Center hosted members of the Rotary Club and Lions Club for a guided tour of the facility this week. Students and instructors presented each program, highlighting hands-on instruction, industry certifications, and career pathways available to students. Guests visited every program area and observed student-led demonstrations that reflected the center’s commitment to workforce readiness and academic excellence. The Career Tech Center appreciates the continued support of these community partners and their shared commitment to student success and local workforce development.

Kosciusko-Attala CTC Ed Prep Students Excel at Educators Rising State Conference

Short Summary Students from the Kosciusko-Attala Career and Technical Center Educator Preparation program earned top honors, awards, and recognitions at the Educators Rising–Mississippi State Conference held February 2–4, 2026.

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Photography contest - MultiMedia Students

MultiMedia Top Awards - Photography Contest

CTC Multimedia Students Shine at Central MS Fair Photography Contest

The Kosciusko-Attala Career and Technical Center’s (CTC) Multimedia students recently showcased their creative talents in the Central Mississippi Fair Photography Contest, earning recognition for their outstanding work behind the camera.

The Multimedia program is comprised of students from Ethel, Kosciusko, and McAdams High Schools who are in the 9th - 12th grade. This program allows students to submit original photographs for competition. Their entries highlighted a wide range of creativity, technical skill, and artistic expression.

Teacher Sheri Burrell said she is “very proud of the achievements of all of her students,” noting that each participant demonstrated growth, dedication, and originality in their work.

Several students brought home top honors at the fair, including:

Skuyler Ellington, MHS Alisseya Ball, MHS My’Keecia Winters, KHS
Tyronica Perteet, KHS Tyra Logan, KHS

“These students represented their schools and our program exceptionally well,” Burrell said. “The awards are proof of their hard work, but more importantly, the contest gave them the chance to share their voices and creativity with the community.”

The Multimedia program at the Kosciusko-Attala CTC provides students with hands-on experience in photography, graphic design, video production, and other media skills, preparing them for future careers and opportunities in the growing field of digital communication.