Levi Duplessis-Pinkham has been selected as the CTE Student of the Year at Van Buren Regional Technology Center. The son of Jennifer and Jamey Ouellette, Levi has consistently showcased exceptional dedication and enthusiasm toward his studies, making him an outstanding candidate for this recognition.
Throughout his time in HVAC and green engineering, Levi has demonstrated a strong commitment to projects, always eager to explore new concepts and techniques. His passion for learning is evident in his approach to seeking out opportunities for growth and his willingness to tackle challenges head-on. Levi’s ability to work independently and his positive attitude towards learning set him apart from his peers.
One of Levi’s most notable attributes is his unwavering focus on completing assignments promptly and achieving excellence in his work. He consistently strives for high scores and sets ambitious goals for himself, demonstrating a strong work ethic and determination to succeed. He is a positive role model for his peers.
Levi’s exemplary performance, commitment to learning, and outstanding work ethic make him an exceptional candidate for the CTE Student of the Year award. Levi is deserving of this prestigious recognition, and Van Buren Regional Technology Center officials are confident that he will continue to excel in his future pursuit.
He will be attending NMCC in the fall to obtain his certification in plumbing & heating. Levi aspires to earn his master license and to one day have his own business.
As the Van Buren CTE Student of the Year recipient Levi will receive a $500 scholarship at the end of the year, which has been sponsored by Tulsa, Inc.
