Hyde County Career & Technical Education

Hyde County Career & Technical Education Promoting hands on learning and technical skills through Hyde County's CTE program. All comments are subject to review by HCCTE moderators.

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09/05/2026
Ocracoke School Citizen Hyde group had the opportunity to meet with Hyde County Commissioner Randal Mathews, Hyde County...
09/04/2026

Ocracoke School Citizen Hyde group had the opportunity to meet with Hyde County Commissioner Randal Mathews, Hyde County Manager Kris Noble, and Ocracoke School Career and Technical Student Organization ambassadors Essie (FBLA) and Stephanie (HS SkillsUSA and FBLA) to learn more about county government and how it connects to their everyday lives and the community around them. Students explored the many careers and skills involved in county government beyond elected positions and learned how communication, teamwork, problem-solving, leadership, and technical skills are important across careers. Through Citizen Hyde, we hope students recognize that they are already an important part of Hyde County and that learning about and engaging with their community today can prepare them to become its future employees, business owners, leaders, and engaged citizens.

We love to see our student interns shine! ✨
08/31/2026

We love to see our student interns shine! ✨

📣 **Meet Essie, Blue Heron Realty’s newest marketing intern!** 💙

Essie is a local high school senior spending time with us this school year to get some hands-on experience in marketing — from brainstorming and content creation to learning how a campaign comes together from start to finish.

We love being able to give local students an opportunity to learn, create and gain real-world experience — while finding another way to give back to the Ocracoke community we’re so lucky to call home.

Please help us welcome Essie to the Blue Heron crew! 👋💙

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🌟 Student Leadership in Action! 🌟A huge shoutout to our CTSO Student Ambassadors Shyron, Jeremiah, and Konnor for helpin...
08/21/2026

🌟 Student Leadership in Action! 🌟

A huge shoutout to our CTSO Student Ambassadors Shyron, Jeremiah, and Konnor for helping lead our very first Citizen Hyde session!

Our ambassadors led rich conversations about how CTE opportunities and career pathways have enhanced their own educational journeys, helped them discover their strengths, and given them opportunities to grow as leaders. It was especially powerful for our students to hear directly from their peers about the impact CTE can have both inside and outside of the classroom.

Citizen Hyde students also began exploring the many career pathways right here in Hyde County that they will get to see firsthand throughout the program. From connecting with local professionals to learning about the industries and opportunities that make our community thrive, this is just the beginning!

We are incredibly proud to see our students leading, mentoring, and sharing their experiences with the next generation. 💙💛

🚗🔧 Putting Skills Into Action on Day ONE! 🔧🚗What an awesome way to kick off our new Automotive Program! Today, our stude...
08/17/2026

🚗🔧 Putting Skills Into Action on Day ONE! 🔧🚗

What an awesome way to kick off our new Automotive Program! Today, our students got an unexpected opportunity to put their new skills to work when a teacher had a flat tire. They jumped right in, found the problem, plugged the tire, and helped get her back on the road! 🛞👏

It doesn’t get much better than learning through real-world, hands-on experiences, and this is only the FIRST day! We’re excited to see our students build confidence, learn valuable skills, and serve others along the way.

This is CTE in action! 💪🔧🚘 Real skills. Real experiences. Real impact.

So proud of our Teaching as a Profession intern and their work with our Mattamuskeet School Reading Camp & 21st Century ...
06/30/2026

So proud of our Teaching as a Profession intern and their work with our Mattamuskeet School Reading Camp & 21st Century Summer Camp as he demonstrates making balloon animals at the end of camp carnival!

After a long day of amazing presentations from NCDPI and local leaders, a hot dog roast with s’mores on the beach is a n...
06/16/2026

After a long day of amazing presentations from NCDPI and local leaders, a hot dog roast with s’mores on the beach is a nice spot to learn more about each other!

What happens when Career and Technical Education leaders from Hyde, Tyrrell, Graham, and Clay counties come together? Gr...
06/15/2026

What happens when Career and Technical Education leaders from Hyde, Tyrrell, Graham, and Clay counties come together? Great things start to happen!

This week, our four-county CTE team, our partners at DPI, and MGT are gathering for a summer retreat focused on collaboration, innovation, and learning. Tonight we kicked off our retreat with some fun bonding in an escape room challenge, where communication, problem-solving, trust, and teamwork were put to the test. While the experience provided lots laughs, it also served as a powerful reminder that the most complex challenges are solved when people bring their unique perspectives and strengths together.

Although our counties are separated by miles and geography, we share many common experiences as rural communities. Each of our local economies is shaped by the strengths and opportunities of our regions. By learning from one another’s successes, challenges, and innovative approaches, we are creating stronger pathways for students to connect their education to meaningful careers and local workforce needs.

When rural educators collaborate, we expand opportunities, spark new ideas, and strengthen our ability to prepare students for the future. Together, we are building networks that support not only our schools, but also the long-term vitality of our communities and local economies.

The future of rural education is brighter when we work together, and this retreat is just the beginning.

So thankful for all that came to tour our wonderful world of Agriculture and Aquaculture in Hyde County! Thank you to al...
06/09/2026

So thankful for all that came to tour our wonderful world of Agriculture and Aquaculture in Hyde County! Thank you to all our lovely hosts and everyone that drove out and spent the day with us!

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