Chattooga High School’s welding students secured both the first and second place titles at the recent Welding Warm-Up Competition hosted by CHS Welding on Monday of this week. The event, held at the Polk College and Career Academy, brought together nearly 25 aspiring welders from across Northwest Georgia for a day of intense skill-building competition.

Students from Cedartown High School, Chattooga County High School, and Catoosa County Career Academy put their expertise to the test, showcasing their proficiency in a variety of welding techniques. The competition served as a crucial preparatory event for the upcoming Regional SkillsUSA Skills Challenge, scheduled for November 4th, offering participants invaluable hands-on experience designed to hone their craft and build confidence.

Chattooga High School’s exceptional performance was a clear testament to the dedication and skill of their welding program. Their students’ ability to claim both top spots highlights the high caliber of instruction and training provided at the school.

Rounding out the podium, Cedartown High School took home the third-place award.

Organizers extended congratulations to all participating students for their hard work, exceptional sportsmanship, and unwavering dedication to the demanding and rewarding craft of welding. The event proved to be a successful platform for fostering talent and camaraderie among future welding professionals in the region.