2013-2014 program of work “soar with your strengths - skillsusa
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2011-2012 Program of Work
2013-2014
Program of Work
“Soar with your Strengths”
Secondary Division
Middle Schools
High Schools
Skill Centers
2013-2014
Events Calendar Date Event
August 20 Board of Director Meeting Carpenter’s Training Center Kent August 24 Professional development Program Workshop – Puget Sound Skill Center September 17 Puget Sound Region Advisor Meeting - Renton Secondary Learning Center (5:00 PM) September 18 Olympic Region Advisor Meeting - No. 1 Buffet, Bremerton (5:00 PM) September 19 Southwest Region Advisor Meeting - Clark County Skills Center (4:00 PM) September 25 Eastern Region Advisor Meeting – Northern Lights, Spokane (6:00 PM) September 26 Central Region Advisor Meeting – Yakima Valley Skill Center (5:00 PM) September 30 State Conference Technical Advisory Committees (TAC) Meeting – Bates Technical College October 11-13 Chapter Officer/Member/Advisor Training (Open to all members) CISPUS Learning Center, Randle, WA October 23 Eastern Region Fall Leadership Conference October 31 Puget Sound Regional Fall Leadership Conference October 19 Southwest Region Fall Leadership Conference October 26 Central Region Fall Leadership Conference October 5 Olympic Region Fall Leadership Conference November 14 State Conference Planning Meeting (TAC) & Judges – Bates Technical College December 13 1st Semester Membership Deadline January 11 Regional Contest Site/Date Deadline (Regional Coordinators) January 16 State Conference Planning Meeting (TAC) & Leadership Judges – Bates Technical College January 17-19 State Conference Planning Meeting (State Officers & Advisors) – TBD February National CTE Month February 9-15 National SkillsUSA Week February 14 2nd Semester Membership Deadline February 28 Regional Skills & Leadership Contests (Completed) February TBD Legislative Policy Seminar - Olympia March 1 State Contest Selection Meeting (State Directors & Regional Coordinators) March 8 State Conference Registration Mailing/Posting March 13 State Conference Planning Meeting (TAC) & Judges – Bates Technical College April 4 State Conference Registration & Hotel Registration Deadline April 14-16 State Officer Pre-Conference Planning Meeting – Tacoma April 17-19 State Leadership & Skills Conference (SLSC) – Tacoma April 17 Judges & Student Contestants Contest Orientation – Tacoma May 9 National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC) Registration Deadline June 23-27 National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC) – Kansas City
Contact Information SkillsUSA Washington
P.O. Box 2698, Olympia, WA 98507
www.skillsusawashington.org
State Director Executive Director Dennis Wallace, OSPI/Skilled & Technical Bruce F. McBurney Science Pathway Supervisor Office Phone: 360-923-1741 Phone: 360-725-6241 Cell Phone: 360-970-1331 Fax: 360-698-9536 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Central Region Coordinator Olympic Region Coordinator Ray & Linda Cyr (Davis High School) Keith Kuniyasu (River Ridge High School) Phone: 509-573-2770 Phone: 360-412-4411 Ext. 42524 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Eastern Region Coordinator(s) Puget Sound Region Coordinator(s) Brandon Hirst (NEWTECH Skill Center) Paul Scott (Sartori Education Center – Renton) Phone: 509-354-7423 Phone: 425-204-2128 or 2130 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Southwest Region Coordinator(s) Hilary Mayhan Tom Whittingham (Clark County Skill Center) Phone: 206-931-2245 Phone: 360-604-1050 E.2123 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Joani Bishop (ACE @ The Tyee Complex) Bill Draper (Clark County Skill Center) Phone: 206-631-6473 Phone: 360-604-1050 E.2148 Email:[email protected] Email: [email protected] Adam Scroggins (Pierce County Skill Center) Phone: 360-710-5102 Email: [email protected]
Board of Directors
Jay Leviton (Chair) - Renton School District Bob Monroig – SkillsUSA Washington P.S. Dennis Wallace – OSPI Raymond Cyr – Central Region Bruce McBurney – SkillsUSA Washington Andrew Berhow – Southwest Region Jennifer Coyle - Carpenter Training Center Hiliary Mayhan – Puget Sound Region Martin Culbert – Digipen Brandon Hirst – Eastern Region Jody Robbins – WSATC & LNI Roger McCausland – Olympic Region Bryan Watland – Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Riley Johnson– SkillsUSA State President (Sec) Kathi Hale – Xerox Corporation Erika Nelson – National Region V Vice President Robin Nixon – Breedt Product Design Gabriella Flint – Association AccountantJ.D. Fernstrom – Stihl N.W. Grace Humes – Board Secretary
Paul Ringstad – Universal Technical Institute
Meet Your 2013-2014 State Officers
(Left to right) Reporter: Rosendo Lopez – Davis High School; Historian: Leah Shannon – YV Tech; Parliamentarian: Alejandro Reyes – Davis High School; Secretary : Taryn Wolfe – Evergreen High School; Sgt. At Arms: Alex Bache – River Ridge High School; Treasurer: Connor Wolfe – Elma High School; Vice President: Hannah Powers – Arlington High School; President: Riley Johnson – Ft. Vancouver High School.
2013-2014 SkillsUSA Year! “Soar with your Strengths”
This year’s State Officer Team welcomes each of you to join us on our Journey to become “Champions at Work”. This year’s theme is “Soar with your Strengths”. Many people speak of using your abilities, taking chances, dreaming to be your best and working to fulfill your potential. “Don’t allow the fear of falling stop you from pursuing your dream. Prepare. Practice. Pray. Jump! It’s through the fall that you’ll realize you can fly,” Yvonne Pierre, Author and Talk Radio host. Jen Stephens, Author states, “If we never had the courage to take a leap of faith, we’d be cheating God out of a chance to mount us up with wings like eagles and watch us soar”. DECIDE to take a leap of faith and dedicate yourself to being the best you can be through SkillsUSA Washington membership and involvement. Define yourself by helping others through community service and making a positive difference in your home, school and community by developing your leadership and technical skills through participation and
leadership. WE NEED YOU to make a difference SkillsUSA Washington. JOIN Today and get involved. Develop your ability to “Soar with your Strengths”.
Meet Your 2013-2014 National Officers
“EDUCATED AND SKILLED TO LEAD AMERICA”
Standing left to right: Region 1 VP Elizabeth Czerpak - PA, Region 5 VP Erika Nelson - WA, Region 4 VP Chandler Forsythe - TX, Region 3 VP Cole Fallis - OH, Region 2 VP Jacob Halfin - GA, PS Vice President & JEC Secretary Dustin Cagle - AL, PS Treasurer & JEC Chair Zach Pechacek - NE, PS Secretary Juan-Carlos Medina - NM, PS President Leah Rife - CO, PS Parliamentarian Tony Hamblin Sitting left to right: HS Treasure Daria Ferdine - NJ, HS Secretary Brittany Velez - MA, HS Parliamentarian Bailie Henry - - OK, HS President Crystal Sandoval - TX, HS Vice President Laura Gouillon - CA
Membership Dues & Registration SkillsUSA Washington membership registration will be completed through the SkillsUSA website beginning on September 1, 2013. To join SkillsUSA, go to: www.skillsusa.org/join or www.skillsusa-registger.org if you have previously been a member. Students must be registered members in order to compete at regional, state or national competitions. Students must also be registered members to run for state or national offices. Submit membership rosters early. New or additional students can be submitted as they enter the program or decide to join. State deadlines are shown on Page 2, Events Calendar. All dues (state & national) are to be paid to National SkillsUSA. State dues are flowed back to the state by National SkillsUSA. Dues are as follows: Students: $16.00 ($8 State & $8 National) Advisors & Professionals (Instructors, School Administrators & Advisory Committee Members): $22.00 ($8 State & $14 National). Alumni: $5.00 (State Only) Note: Some regions have additional affiliation or participation fees! Contact Bruce McBurney, Executive Director, or Judy Garrison at National SkillsUSA for assistance with membership/dues registration and payments. Judy can be contacted at: [email protected] or by phone at: 703-737-0616. Membership questions can be answered by calling the Membership Line at: 800-355-8422. Advisors, this fall, you are eligible to win a fabulous $50 Lowe’s gift card when you submit SkillsUSA membership. You must be a professional member and have a minimum of 15 members in your training program. When you register your members online at the SkillsUSA website, each day one lucky advisor’s name will be drawn with
notification each Friday of each week. Your name will continue in the drawing until you win, or the program ends. Contest opens September 16 and ends on November 15, 2013. Sponsored by Lowe’s.
SkillsUSA Washington Contests 2013-2014
Listed below are the contests offered at the National Level. State and Regional contests will differ depending on interest and contest management at those levels. Contests listed in “Red” below denote that this contest had no participants in the 2013 State Championships. All contests are conducted in accordance with the 2013-2014 National Skills Technical Standards. These standards should be reviewed prior to students competing in contests.
Skilled & Technical Science Contests
3-D Visualization & Animation Humanoid Robotics (Demo)
Advertising Design Industrial Motor Control
Architectural Drafting Internetworking
Audio/Radio Production Jewelry Design (State Only)
Automotive Maintenance (State Only) Major Appliance & Refrigeration Repair
Automated Manufacturing Technology Marine Service Technology
Automotive Refinishing Technology Masonry
Automotive Service Technology Mechatronics
Aviation Maintenance Technology Medical Assisting
Basic Electronics (State Only) Mobile Electronics Installation (Demo)
Basic Health Care Skills Mobile Robotics Technology
Broadcast News Production Motorcycle Service Technology
Building Maintenance Nail Care
Cabinetmaking Nurse Assisting
Carpentry Photography
CNC Milling Technology Plumbing
CNC Turning Technology Power Equipment Technology
Collision Repair Technology Practical Nursing
Commercial Baking Precision Machining Technology
Computer Maintenance Technology Principles of Technology*
Computer Programming Residential Systems Installation & Maint
Cosmetology Restaurant Service
Crime Scene Investigation Robotics & Automation Technology
Criminal Justice Screen Printing Technology
Culinary Arts Sheet Metal
Dental Assisting Sustainability Solutions (Demo)
Diesel Equipment Technology Technical Computer Applications
Digital Cinema Production Technical Drafting
Early Childhood Education Telecommunications Cabling
Electrical Construction Wiring Television (Video) Production
Electronics Technology T-Shirt Design
Engineering Technology/Design Urban Search & Rescue (Demo)
Esthetics Web Design
Firefighting Welding
Graphic Communications Welding Fabrication
Graphic Imaging Sublimation (Demo) Welding Sculpture
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Leadership Development Contests
Action Skills Job Skill Demonstration “A”
American Spirit Notebook Job Skill Demonstration “Open”
Chapter Business Procedure Occupational Health & Safety
Chapter Display Opening & Closing Ceremony
Community Acton Project (Demo) Outstanding Chapter Notebook
Community Service Pin Design
Creed (State Only) Prepared Speech
Employment Application Process Promotional Bulletin Board
Extemporaneous Speaking Quiz Bowl
Job Interview
Occupationally Related Contests
Career Pathways Showcase Health Occupations Portfolio
Customer Service Medical Math
Entrepreneurship Medical Terminology
First Aid/CPR Related Technical Math
Health Knowledge Bowl
Note: At the Regional & State Level Contests, individuals may participate in more than one contest. Potentially, a
student could compete in up to five contests at the Regional & State Levels. (1) Skilled & Technical Science
Contests. (2) Leadership Development Contests -(One Individual & One Team). (2) Occupationally Related
Contests – (One Individual & One Team).
At the National Level, students are limited to only one contest in any of the above categories.
Resources Be sure to investigate all that SkillsUSA has to offer through the national website at: www.skillsusa.org and the Washington State website at: www.skillsusawashington.org. Note: The SkillsUSA Washington Website will be undergoing reconstruction during early September and may be offline for several days during this action! There is a large amount of helpful information available to start and manage a chapter, plan for leadership and skills conferences and contests, and prepare students through exciting events and activities. The information is there, tap into it. You do not have to reinvent the wheel, simply use the one provided. If you need chapter management assistance, simply contact the state executive director, regional coordinator or state officer. Included in this packet is contact information, event dates, contest lists, competition themes and school chapter lists. A phone call or an email can provide additional information or answer questions. Take advantage of what is offered for the future of your students. Don’t leave them with a gap in their future because you think it takes too much time. Being a chapter advisor is not that time consuming if you utilize the information available and link it to your Skilled & Technical Science Program. Have a good year!
SkillsUSA Scholarships SkillsUSA Alumni Merit Scholarship The SkillsUSA Alumni & Friends Association awards two $500 scholarship to outstanding SkillsUSA members who will be
attending a postsecondary training program next school year. www.skillsusa.org/supporters/alumnischolar.shtml Culinary Institute of America National Student Organization Scholarship 31 one-time $3000 scholarships for active members of SkillsUSA. Separate scholarship for students who place strongly in
culinary or baking and pastry competitions. http://www.ciachef.edu/scholarships-by-campus/ National Technical Honor Society Scholarships for SkillsUSA Members The NTHS annually awards a $1,000 scholarships to two high-school SkillsUSA members and two college/postsecondary Skills
USA members who are also involved in NTHS. For details go to: www.skillsusa.org/students/nths.shml Robert Flint Student Leadership Development Scholarship SkillsUSA members with financial needs may be eligible for a Student Leadership Development Scholarship to attend the Activate and Leverage conferences in June or the Washington Leadership Training Institute (WLTI) in September. Four scholarships at $1,300 each will be awarded to attend Activate and Leverage training and four scholarships at $800 each will be awarded to attend WLTI. Nominations can only be made by a state association director. For details, contact your state SkillsUSA office. Bruce McBurney or Denny Wallace Manufacturing Institute Scholarship Program 10 full-tuition scholarship toward a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a manufacturing-related degree program at University of Phoenix. www.phoenix.edu/mischolar
Sharon Melton Myers Memorial Scholarship Through a donation from the Sharon Melton Myers Memorial Fund, SkillsUSA and the McMinn County Vocational Center SkillsUSA Alumni Association are offering a $500 scholarship to a SkillsUSA member for continuing education in college or
technical school. Visit: www.skillsusa.org/students/scholarships.shtml SkillsUSA Championships Following are the scholarships offered through the SkillsUSA national office to winners of the SkillSUSA Championships. Most scholarships are awarded to first-, second- and third-place winners (gold, silver and bronze medalists). In most cases, these scholarships are applied directly to tuition and education expenses. Medalists also receive tools of the trade, software and
other awards. For complete details, go to: www.skillsusa.org/students/scholarships.shtml
International SkillsUSA Degree Students who successfully complete the International Degree of the PDP are eligible for a $1000 travel scholarship to attend
the National Conference. For more information call Marsha Daves at 703-737-0605 or email [email protected] Robert Flint Student Leadership Award The elected national high-school and college/postsecondary SkillsUSA student Presidents are awarded $1000 Leadership scholarships at the completion of their term. Lowe’s Schools In Need & Career Safe Grants CareerSafe Grants; Vouchers that will allow students to take on online assessment and earn their OSHA 10 hours
Construction or General Industry Safety Credential. Vouchers will be awarded in January 2014. Schools in Need Grant; Provide basic needs to improve the quality of students’ education experience. Grants between
$2500 and $25,000 are available. Applications will become available on September 1, 2013. Go to http://www.skillsusa.org for more information and to secure an application. Applications must be received by November 1, 2013.
Greetings from your National Executive Director!
Dear SkillsUSA Advisor: Welcome to another year of changing lives! As I write this letter, I am pleased to say our membership is at an all-time high, and even more importantly, active participation by members is on the rise. When members engage in the full scope of chapter activities, we better realize our mission of “empowering members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens.” While this is great news, there is always more work to do, more students to reach and more leaders to develop. One of the ways we’re adding value to SkillsUSA is through investment in our chapter programs. Many of you have participated in our Professional Development Program and Lowe’s Schools in Need and CareerSafe Grants, but maybe you haven’t considered getting involved in the Student2Student Mentoring or the President’s Volunteer Service Award. If you haven’t taken advantage of these opportunities, I encourage you to do so. These programs provide new insight and inspiration, and I guarantee you’ll enjoy the experience. I also know these programs have been an essential part of our chapter growth and improved chapter participation over the past few years. We also have numerous printed leadership resources to assist you in helping students realize the SkillsUSA mission. If you haven’t already, take a look at our innovative educational resources found online and in our catalog that are designed to strengthen the student leader. Thanks to teacher input, we have some new additions for 2013-14, including a poster that will help you kick off the chapter school year and activities that will allow you to easily integrate SkillsUSA into your classroom. I encourage you to also check in to our online page for teachers, which offers updated and essential information to assist you. This includes simple ideas from your fellow teachers on incorporating each aspect of the program of work into your chapter. In the spirit of continuing our upward trend of engaging students, I encourage you to review your SkillsUSA program this year and find three things you believe you can do better. By using the resources available in the membership kit, in our catalog and on our website, you have the tools you need right at your fingertips. The magic happens at the local level, and you are the magician! Enjoy all that this year brings. With appreciation for all you do to make members shine, Timothy Lawrence SkillsUSA Executive Director
2013-2014 National SkillsUSA Competition Theme
The SkillsUSA Competition Theme for the 2013-2014 school year is: “SkillsUSA: Champions at Work Educated and Skilled to Lead America. The topic to be addressed by contestants in the Chapter Display, Prepared Speech and Promotional Bulletin Board contests is how our slogan, SkillsUSA: Champions at Work, relates to our national program of work in the area of Professional Development. Within this topic, contestants might illustrate or discuss any of the following:
How has your involvement in SkillsUSA ensured that you are educated in the areas of personal, workplace and technical skills needed to lead America?
As indicated by research, what are the needed skills to fulfill the projected job market, and how can you obtain the education to be prepared to lead America?
Why is it important to the economic success of America to build a society of educated and skilled workers?
How has your involvement in SkillsUSA led to greater skill development?
Why is continually updating your skills important?
How has education changed to adapt to the skills needed to be successful in the marketplace?
What can SkillsUSA do to ensure that its members are educated and skilled to lead America?
How does the level of education and skills attainment affect America’s success in the global marketplace?
What are the steps you would take to ensure you were receiving the right education and skills to fulfill the future job market?
What SkillsUSA programs ensure that members are developing personal skills that are needed to lead America such as integrity, self-motivation, work ethic, professionalism, and responsibility?
What SkillsUSA programs ensure that members are developing workplace skills that are needed to lead America such as communication, decision-making, teamwork, cultural sensitivity and leadership?
What SkillsUSA programs ensure that members are developing technical skills that are needed to lead America such as technical literacy, job specific, service orientation, professional development, and safety and health?
How is SkillsUSA living out its mission to help its members become world-class workers, leaders and responsible America citizens?
2014 State Conference Program Cover Design Contest
GENERAL RULES
Deadline for all designs is February 7, 2014.
Designers must be active/registered SkillsUSA members.
Artwork must be submitted electronically. Email designs to: [email protected]
The cover design should reflect the current state conference theme of “Soar with your Strengths!”
All SkillsUSA Washington or SkillsUSA logos must be the official logo supplied by SkillsUSA. No alterations allowed. These are registered trademarks.
No more than five (5) designs may be submitted by a SkillsUSA student member.
The design will be selected by SkillsUSA Washington Staff and the State Officer Team. The winner will be notified by the end of February 2014.
The winning designer will be invited to the State Leadership & Skills Conference to receive a cash award of $50 and to be recognized by the state association at the Opening Session.
2014 State Conference Pin Design Contest
GENERAL RULES
Deadline for all designs is January 10, 2014.
Pin designers must be active/registered SkillsUSA members.
Artwork must be submitted electronically – please use JPEG formatting. Email designs to: [email protected].
The pin design should reflect Washington State and SkillsUSA.
No more than five (5) designs can be submitted by a SkillsUSA student member.
The design selected to be the year’s state conference pin will be selected by SkillsUSA Washington Staff and the State Officer Team in mid-February and the winner will be notified by late February.
This pin design is not related to the Leadership Development Contest in Pin Design held at the State and National Levels. It is recommended that individuals who submitted a state pin design also compete in the Pin Design Contest.
The winning design will be invited to the State Leadership & Skill Conference to receive a cash prize of $50 and to be recognized by the state association. Approximately 2,500 pins will be manufactured from the design in time for the State Leadership & Skills Conference. The pin will also be used for trading at the National SkillsUSA Leadership & Skills Conference.
PIN GUIDELINES No more than five (5) colors can be used. Each color must be separated by a black line or outline.
Lettering is considered as part of the outline and does not count as one of the colors.
The pin size will not exceed 1.25 inches after it is made. Please take into consideration the reduction in size and understand that very small detail in your design would not be seen.
Pin design submissions should be sent with dimensions of 5” x 5”.
Washington State pins are collector items and have tremendous trading value at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference. Many state associations go to great lengths to design a pin reflecting their state and its individuality. In designing the 2014 pin, remember the uniqueness of our state and our quality of life.
Special Awards
Advisor of the Year 2013 Region V Chuck Veloni Aberdeen High School
For 10 years, Chuck Veloni has been a SkillsUSA advisor. The industrial engineering and radio broadcasting instructor at Aberdeen (Wash.) High School has created a program that's produced 26 state champions, 10 national Top 10 finishers, and two national officers. One of his students calls him "the best advisor anyone could ever hope for." His students have gone on to apprenticeship and training programs as well as high-paying jobs after graduation. Veloni also serves as his school's wrestling coach, supervises the school's radio station and freely gives much of what little personal time he has left to help his program and chapter become even more successful, from holding fundraisers to chaperoning state officers at events.
Advisor of the Year 2013 Washington Donna Moreau Port Angeles High School
As an Advisor of SkillsUSA for 25 years, I look back over increased teamwork and motivated students as SkillsUSA provided the 3R’s of rigor, relevance and relationships as student experiences were broadened. Students were provided an avenue for real life situations and developed a network of support. Competitions, conferences and community service prepares students for life and instill self-confidence. Each year club members change as did the group's emphasis on fundraising and or community service activities. One year the club chose to complete four community service projects - local, state, national, and international. Another year we were unable to participate in the regional skills competition, so the students helped to put on the State competition. Overall, my students and I looked forward to our SkillsUSA adventures each year. We wish Donna Great adventure on her retirement. SkillsUSA Washington will miss her greatly.
SkillsUSA Washington
National Leadership & Skills Competition
2013 Medalists / Top 10 Places Asterix denotes Skill Point Certificate
Action Skills Zach Holcomb Elma High School 8th Place *
Audio/Radio Production Kristina Davis Aberdeen High School 5th Place *
Audio/Radio Production Jenna Prater Aberdeen High School 5th Place *
Broadcast News Mairead Anderson Central Kitsap High School 3rd Place (Bronze) *
Broadcast News Andrei Brundige Central Kitsap High School 3rd Place (Bronze) *
Broadcast News Holly Chan Central Kitsap High School 3rd Place (Bronze) *
Broadcasts News Gavin Warner Central Kitsap High School 3rd Place (Bronze) *
Chapter Business Pro Samuel Baderdeen Elma High School 4th Place *
Chapter Business Pro Wyatt Carter Elma High School 4th Place *
Chapter Business Pro Austin Cristelli Elma High School 4th Place *
Chapter Business Pro Wyatt Gray Elma High School 4th Place *
Chapter Business Pro Connor Wolfe Elma High School 4th Place *
Chapter Business Pro Logan Zepp Elma High School 4th Place *
CNC Turning Ryan Olsen Sno Isle Skill Center 4th Place *
Collision Repair Tech Jason Gorton NEWTECH Skill Center 3rd Place *(Bronze)
Commercial Baking Alondra Andrade YV Tech Skill Center 9th Place *
Computer Maintenance Brandon Hall Auburn Riverside HS 6th Place
Diesel Equipment Ryan Walker Tri-Tech Skills Center 2nd Place *(Silver)
Early Childhood Educ Hannah Powers Arlington High School 5th Place *
Engineering Technology Larisa Brown Central Kitsap High School 6th Place *
Engineering Technology Kaitlyn Duarte Central Kitsap High School 6th Place *
Engineering Technology Rachel Kagan Central Kitsap High School 6th Place *
Firefighting Jeremy Rosenau Wenatchee Valley T.S.C. 1st Place (Gold) *
Internetworking Nick Birkenfeld Central Kitsap High School 5th Place *
Major Appliance Repair Kellen Schroder Aberdeen High School 5th Place
Medical Terminology Sarah Starrett Port Angeles 7th Place
Mobile Electronics Install Brandon Conner NEWTECH Skill Center 7th Place
Photography Skyler Ketcham Davis High School 7th Place *
Quiz Bowl Jacob Aschieris Columbia River HS 6th Place *
Quiz Bowl Chance Cunningham Columbia River HS 6th Place *
Quiz Bowl Danny Daller Columbia River HS 6th Place *
Quiz Bowl Ian Davis Columbia River HS 6th Place *
Quiz Bowl Steven McCarthy Columbia River HS 6th Place *
Related Tech Math Caleb Wyllie Central Kitsap High School 10th Place
Screen Printing Tech Rachel Rock Sammamish High School 1st Place (Gold) *
Urban Search & Rescue Joseph Eaton Elma High School 6th Place
Urban Search & Rescue Dakota Hughes Elma High School 6th Place
AdditionalSkillPoint Certificate Recipients
Leonardo Carbajal Yakima Valley Skill Center Automotive Refinishing Technology Caleb Garland Davis High School Cabinetmaking
Gunnar Onarheim Central Kitsap High School Computer Programming
Andrew Bepler Fort Vancouver High School Digital Cinema Production
Miguel Gutierrez Fort Vancouver High School Digital Cinema Production
Riley Talevich Aberdeen High School Electrical Construction Wiring
Puumba Orr Port Angeles High School Nurse Assisting
Ian Sinclair River Ridge High School Promotional Bulletin Board
Richard Davey Olympic High School Technical Drafting
Alex Knight Yakima Valley Skill Center Television (Video) Production
Troy Selfridge Yakima Valley Skill Center Television (Video) Production
2012-13 SkillsUSA Washington Chapters (2185) Membership in ( )
Aberdeen (39) Adna (7) Academy of Citizenship & Empowerment (27) Arlington (33) Auburn (17) Auburn Mountainview (1) Auburn Riverside (34) Battle Ground (1) Bellevue (25) Bothell (40) Cascade (21) Cashmere (5) Central Kitsap (32) Central Valley (5) Centralia (16) Cheney (5) Clark County SC (120) Clarkston (35) Columbia River (14) Curtis (18) Cusick (15) Davis (40) Decatur (30) Eastmont (13) Edmonds-Woodway (17) Eisenhower (21) Elma (62) Enumclaw (1) Ephrata (9) Evergreen (23) Ferris (5) Forks (1) Ft. Vancouver (42) Hockinson (3) Jenkins (5) Kamiak (1) Kent Meridian (12) Kentridge (36) Lake Stevens (6) Lewis & Clark (5) Lincoln (15) Lindbergh (15) Mark Morris (6) Mary M Knight (7) Mary Walker (6) Meadowdale (14) Monroe (11) Montesano (10) Moses Lake (30) Mount Si (8) Mount Tahoma (19) Mountain View (6) Napavine (1) New Market SC (10) Newport (27) NEW TECH SC (64) North Mason (6) North Thurston (17) Oak Harbor (10) Oakville (3) Olympic (19) Peninsula (2) Port Angeles (43) Port Townsend (5) Prairie (2) Puget Sound SC (157) Pullman (14) Puyallup (14) Rainier (17) River Ridge (11) Rogers Puyallup (14) Rogers Spokane (45) Sammamish (32) Sartori (8) Selah (11) Sequim (10) Shelton (19) Skyview (7) Sno-Isle SC (17) Stevenson (6) Sumner (11) Sunnyside (89) Thomas Jefferson (101) Timberline (30) Tri Tech SC (59) Wahluke (4) Walla Walla (4) Wenatchee (1) Wenatchee Valley SC (54) West Sound SC (1)
West Valley (5) Winlock (23) Woodland (15) Yakima Valley Tech (166) Yelm (9) YOUR CHAPTER GOES HERE
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