CB Tech’s Armstrong wrapping up 40 years in education
Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center Director Christine Armstrong stands in the common area of the school she helped build. Armstrong will retire this summer after 40 years with the Moses Lake School District.
JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Christine Armstrong, in full tater costume, prepares to trigger a potato launcher at Potato Days at CBTECH. Armstrong’s combination of good humor – exemplified by her occasional silly costume – and firm hand has earned her the respect of her students and colleagues.
CBTECH Director Christine Armstrong, flanked by Washington State Treasurer Duane Davidson, left, and Davidson's aide Leo Marquez, looks over school construction projects in 2017. Armstrong, who will retire this summer, worked with state officials for years to get CBTECH built.
MOSES LAKE — Christine Armstrong has run the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center since its inception, and now she’s set to retire after seeing thousands of students move through classrooms there and elsewhere.
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