MADRID — Madrid-Waddington Central School is thrilled to announce that two students, Tyree Hawkins (Class of 2026) and Caeleigh Burke (Class of 2023), have successfully earned their Federal …
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MADRID — Madrid-Waddington Central School recognizes two students, Tyree Hawkins (Class of 2026) and Caeleigh Burke (Class of 2023), who successfully earned their Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification as small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) pilots.
This significant milestone marks the beginning of a new era for the district, which is committed to providing students with opportunities that will enhance their future career prospects.
The FAA certification is a key achievement for Tyree and Caeleigh, reflecting both their dedication and the growing emphasis on technology and aviation within the school's curriculum.
Madrid-Waddington’s new student programming includes a range of innovative courses and extracurricular activities designed to introduce students to emerging fields such as drone technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and Drone Soccer.
This certification is a testament to the hard work of our students and the forward-thinking approach of our school. We are equipping our students with the skills and certifications that will serve them well in the evolving job market. These are not just classes—they are pathways to future careers.
The drone programming at Madrid-Waddington Central School provides students with hands-on experience in areas such as flight control, safety procedures, and the practical applications of drones in various industries.
The certification from the FAA is a crucial credential that will help students stand out in the workforce, giving them a head start in careers related to technology, aviation, and beyond.
As Madrid-Waddington continues to expand its offerings, the school remains committed to ensuring that students have access to cutting-edge tools and knowledge that align with future employment trends. With the success of students like Tyree and Caeleigh, the district looks forward to continuing to pioneer new educational opportunities that will shape the leaders of tomorrow.