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The Marshall County Vocational Education Center opened on March 11, 1976 and was renamed in 1981 in honor of W.R. "Spot" Lowe, Jr., a local businessman and Tennessee House Representative who was a strong supporter of vocational education in the the state.  SLTC moved to its current location on Jason Maxwell Boulevard in 1984. In 1990, Spot Lowe Technology Center was accredited by the National Center for Career and Technical Education and was named a Tennessee Career Center of Excellence in 2010.

SLTC has played an important role in the economic development of Marshall County. The school's programs provide students with the skills they need to succeed in high-demand jobs. Current programs of study offered at Spot Lowe Technology Center, Marshall County High School, Cornersville High School, Forrest High School and Lewisburg Middle School include: Agribusiness; Agricultural Engineering and Applied Technologies; Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair; Business Management; Career Exploration; Cosmetology; Criminal Justice; Construction; Engineering; Environmental and Natural Resource Management; Human and Social Services; Nursing Services; Office Management; Teaching as a Profession (K-12); Veterinary and Animal Science; and Welding.

In addition to its academic programs, student clubs are offered including FBLA, HOSA, and participation in SkillsUSA.

Phone: (931) 359-4911


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Students from Marshall County High School and Forrest School participated in the Rotary Club of Lewisburg speech contest on Wednesday. Pictured are the participants (L-R) Mollie Gonzalez; Aileen Nguyen; Kara Gibson, 3rd Place (tie); Alex Whiteside, 3rd Place (tie); Cloie Smith, 2nd Place; Holly Par; Kailee Dunnavant; Marbella Guevara Ramon; and Autumn Callender.

Marshall County School System

Rotary Speech Contest

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Marshall County Schools saw 20 students participate in the SkillsUSA Tennessee State Leadership and Skills Conference in Chattanooga on April 13-16th. The students competed in a variety of individual and team events, judged by business professionals, in order to test their skills against national industry standards. Silver medals were won by Caroline McNutt in Prepared Speech, and Arden Paulson and Ayden Campbell in the team Robotics and Automation Technology.

SkillsUSA Tennessee State Competition

Pictured are the Cornersville High School FCCLA members who attended the State Leadership Conference in Chattanooga on April 12-14th. (L-R) Kaydee Fowler, Dixie Vickers, Rachel Taylor, Advisor Lauren Briggs, and Aubrey Zuniga. Rachel Taylor placed 2nd in the Promote and Publicize FCCLA competition and will advance to Nationals in Orlando, Fla. Dixie Vickers earned a Silver in the Event Management competition.

CHS Attends FCCLA Conference

School Bus Driver Appreciation Day

Congratulations to the following April Rotary Students of the Month. Pictured (L-R), Ashlyn Willis, CHS; Ethan Ellis, FHS; Elena Santacruz, SLTC/FHS; and Jacob Wakham, MCHS.

April Rotary Students of the Month

Congratulations to MCHS principal, Dr. Justin Perry, on his selection as the Tennessee Association of Student Councils Administrator of the Year!  The award was presented at the recent State Convention.&#x20;

TASC Administrator of the Year

Congratulations to the following Marshall County High School students who passed the Dual Enrollment Microsoft Office certification test. Anthony Clemons, Wyatt Jett, Danna Hunter, Isabelle Marsh, and Jayden Pack.&#x20;

MCHS Students Earn MS Office Industry Certification

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Forrest Engineering students test their VEX motor control vehicle which is powered by a 6 volt battery. Pictured L-R are Lucas Wood, Logan Sigworth, and Chris Rorabaugh. &#x20;

Engineering Students Test Vehicle

FHS Students Earn Industry Certifications

Lewisburg Rotary club recognized students of the month on Wednesday.  Honorees included (L-R) Logan Rakes and Emory Hall from Forrest School; Landon Haynes and Molly Wells from Spot Lowe Technology Center; Reid Mitchell, Marshall County HS; Hayden Grover and Hannah Grover from Cornersville School; and Karlie Lohr, Marshall County HS. Congratulations!

Rotary Students of the Month

Students Job Shadow at MC Solid Waste

Mrs. Genia Borton's 3rd level students have been studying the color wheel and how this fundamental tool is a must to be a successful cosmetologist.

Students Study Color Wheel

February is CTE Month

Spot Lowe Technology Center News

Upcoming Events

Parents

Meet the CTE Director

SLTC Course Offerings

Dual Enrollment

Industry 4.0 Diploma Distinction

CTE in Tennessee

Students

Part-Time Job Opportunities for Students

Career Coach/Industry Liaison

CTE In Tennessee Video

CTE 101 Video

Student Organizations

What is SkillsUSA Video

Tennessee HOSA

Tennessee FBLA

Tennessee FCCLA

Resources and Information

Learning Surgical Terms & Techniques

Hands On Learning with Mrs. Skillington

CTE Hands On Learning

Hands on Learning with Mrs. Borton

Hands on Learning with Mr. Adams

CTE Teachers

With the retirement of Mr. Lyn Stacey, we’d like to officially welcome Mr. Frank Musgrave to his new position as CTE Director and Principal at Spot Lowe Technology Center. Mr. Musgrave moves to this position with thirteen years of experience teaching Engineering, here at Spot Lowe. Mr. Musgrave and his wife, Nichole, have a son that will be joining the school system this year as a kindergartner. Please join us in welcoming Mr. Musgrave to his new role.