Current and former students tell their stories of what Francis Tuttle did for them, from a future beyond high school to a new start in a successful career.
Savanna Williams wasn't sure about barbering until her Francis Tuttle instructor gave some encouragement. Now, she holds a national competition medal and a commendation from the governor.
After appearing on the hit show, Lewis has continued on to culinary career success
Marketing and Professional Services took Conner Flanagan's skill and turned it into a career path.
After completing her high school degree through Francis Tuttle's Project HOPE, Kyla Hopper went on to graduate from the Full-Charge Bookkeeper program and secure a job at People's Bank & Trust.
From knowing very little English to landing a job with the IRS, accounting has given Rosine a career path to success in America.
From her family's store in Cameroon to Francis Tuttle's Accounting program, numbers guide Schneider toward her career.
High school student Ellie Roberts is advancing her dream of working in the entertainment industry through the Marketing and Professional Services program.
Thanks to the Marketing and Professional Services program, high school student Samuel Kem is already gaining real-world experience
Coding is just another language Daphne Haddad has picked up on her way to a successful web development career.
Charlotte didn't even know what a graphic designer was when she was first told about it. Now she's in a successful career and still gets to enjoy her first passion: art.
Whether he goes to college or looks to advance in carpentry and cabinet making, Luke Ballinger leaves high school with good options.
Chris Boyer received his welder certification and an additional 30 I-CAR certifications to create a career in collision repair and metal art
At first, Yadira Cruz didn't think she needed school for graphic design. But thanks to her time at Francis Tuttle, she's now a lead designer at a local firm.
Chris Elliott went from the stage to the studio thanks to the opportunity he found in Graphic Communication
Army veteran finds next path in life through Carpentry
A late starter at Francis Tuttle, Suny Anaya turned Cosmetology studies into a microblading career
Teresa never thought an FT education could take her to Hollywood and beyond.
Hall's Pizza Kitchen was already in the works when Lori decided to take culinary classes. But the experience proved helpful in starting the successful restaurant.
Family ties had kept Abiyah's focus on the medical field, but the Computer Science Academy opened up a whole new world
Hayden has a career in mind and has been accepted into college after three high school years in CSA