Recently Tecumseh Local Assistant Superintendent Paula Crew was inducted into the Springfield-Clark CTC Hall-of-Fame. This honor is awarded every three years to an individual who graduated from the school and portrays “exemplary character, exhibits community leadership and displays the highest standards that the CTC wishes for all students and graduates”

Members of the Clark County community and the CTC staff nominate individuals. This year five individuals were inducted into the Hall-of-Fame. A plaque honoring each member will be displayed proudly in the school.

Rick Smith, Superintendent of Springfield-Clark CTC explained that Paula was a 1987 Cooperative Office Education graduate from JVS and Northwestern High School.

During the past 25 years, Paula has served in the US Army Reserves and worked in education. When asked about the honor Paula stated “To be honest, it’s quite humbling to receive this honor”. She went on to note that she felt there are a number of individuals who deserve the honor. Crew prefers to “celebrate the success of others” rather than be the center of attention. Crew stated “CTC offers excellent program options for students in Clark County” noting that she is very appreciative of the CTC staff and their dedication to student success.