Hunterdon County Polytech Students Earn Gold at NJFCCLA State Leadership Conference

Hunterdon County Polytech is celebrating an outstanding week for its Principles of Teaching students, who shined at the NJFCCLA State Leadership Conference with remarkable results. Every student competing earned GOLD, securing their place at the National Leadership Conference this summer in Washington, D.C.

Student Achievements

• Danersy Aceituno Arauz – Focus on Children, 1st Place Gold
• Peyton Brand, Natalie Cowart, McKayla DeJesus – Chapter in Review Display, 1st Place Gold
• Liberty Schak – Teaching Strategies, 1st Place Gold
• Emily Olszyk – Teach and Train, 1st Place Gold
• Emily Siegel – Early Childhood Education, 2nd Place Gold

In addition to individual honors, the chapter earned the Red Rose Chapter Award for exceptional leadership and community service.
Danersy Aceituno Arauz was also named Most Valuable Chapter Member, recognizing her dedication and impact.

Superintendent Dr. Bonsall was honored as Administrator of the Year, a testament to the strong support and leadership behind these programs.

Hunterdon County Polytech is incredibly proud of these students and their accomplishments. Their hard work, professionalism, and passion for education continue to set a high standard for future educators across New Jersey.

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