Core Plus Aerospace
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More than 50 graduating seniors from Puget Sound Skills Center recently celebrated a significant milestone during Boeing in Washington Signing Day event, marking their acceptance of job offers with The Boeing Company following graduation.
Students representing PSSC’s Core Plus Aerospace, Construction, Automotive Technology, and Auto Body programs joined instructors and Boeing representatives to recognize the achievement and the hard work that made it possible.
Through hands-on training and real-world experience, these students are entering the workforce with the skills and confidence needed to succeed.
Congratulations to these grads as they launch their careers and build their futures!
Washington State SkillsUSA Vice-President Abby Hill and Instructor Salvatore Lorenzen attending SkillsUSA Nationals as part of the Washington State Leadership Delegation last week in Atlanta, Georgia.
Also we did our pins and letters ceremony last week. Some call outs:
-FBLA has the most members with 40 students!! Mr. Smith's goal is to have 50, so we are about there. 📁
-First Robotics is our second largest club 🤖
-Leela Shah has made school history as SVT’s first-ever triple medalist at a State Conference (SkillsUSA)! 🎖🎖🎖
-Our CyberPatriot teams did extremely well too: two teams made Platinum division and another made the Gold division 🌟
Well done SVT students! We can't wait to see what is in store next year.
Congratulations, HVA Graduates! 🎓✨
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI)
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From the classroom to the garage, Washington's K-12 learning standards help students build the knowledge and skills needed to keep their futures moving.
Students interested in automotive careers draw on science, mathematics, English language arts, and career and technical education to understand vehicle systems, diagnose problems, communicate clearly, and solve real-world challenges. 🚗🔧
Explore the carousel to see how these learning standards, pathways, and career clusters work together to support the next generation of mechanics and automotive professionals.
#WAedu #PublicEducation
This week, current and former NEWTech staff gathered for breakfast to celebrate the retirement of Andrew Syder, who is retiring after 28 years of teaching Welding at the NEWTech Skill Center.
The gathering brought together colleagues from across NEWTech's history, creating a wonderful opportunity to reconnect, share stories, and reflect on the impact Andrew and so many others have had on generations of students.
Joining the celebration were several former NEWTech instructors and staff, spanning the 43 year history of instruction at NEWTech, including:
John Flanigan – Machine Shop
Lori Murray – Dental Careers
Dennis Koentopp – Automotive Technology
Scott Dethlefs – Broadcast Media & Animation/Special Effects
Tim Lorentz – Special Education Coordinator
Don Belcher – Collision Repair
Andrew's 28 years of service represent a remarkable commitment to students, skilled trades education, and workforce development. His influence will continue to be felt through the many graduates who entered the welding industry and related careers because of his instruction and mentorship.
Congratulations, Andrew, on an outstanding career. We wish you all the best in retirement!
Students are putting their composite skills to the test by completing practice infusion skateboard molds. From mold preparation to fiberglass layups and infusion techniques, these hands-on projects showcase the skills they’ve developed throughout the year.
Great work, students—we’re excited to see the finished products!
Pictures shown include work completed by Amy, Ailyn, Sophia, kros & Kage. 💙✈️🛹
#CorePlusAerospace #Fiberglass #CompositeMaterials #FutureManufacturing #AerospaceEducation
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI)
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Construction is important, and Washington's K–12 students learn foundational skills for careers in this field through math, physics, and CTE courses.
Still, instead of spending valuable time, energy, and money on building ballrooms and arches or hosting UFC fights, perhaps the federal government could focus on other projects. This could look like prioritizing lower costs for individuals and families or working with states to ensure that all students have the tools and resources they need to succeed.
Pictured: blueprint of OSPI building with arch, ballroom, and octagon added.
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See you There!
Great job, Innovators! Your hard work does not go unnoticed.
It is the last few days of school-whether you have finals or final projects, best of luck! 🔅
Make sure you turn in your chrome book WITH the chord. If students do not turn one in, they will be issued a fine on their account which is NEW.
@spokaneValleyTech
Attention CBTECH Summer School Students & Families
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Summer School begins tomorrow, Tuesday, June 16th!
Class Hours: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
A sack lunch and mid-morning snack will be provided each day. Students are also welcome to bring their own lunch if they prefer.
CBTECH Uniform Information
The required CBTECH T-shirt is $15.00. Students may pay for their shirt on the first day of Summer School or any day thereafter. Teachers will bring their classes to the office throughout the day so students can be issued their T-shirts.
Please note that CBTECH uniforms will not be available for purchase until tomorrow, June 16th. Since today is the last day of the regular school year and Summer School has not officially started, office staff are busy closing out the school year and completing year-end reports.
Please do not come to CBTECH today to purchase T-shirts or uniforms.
Transportation Reminder
Transportation is not provided for Summer School. Students and families are responsible for arranging transportation to and from CBTECH each day.
We look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow and kicking off a great Summer School session!
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Atención Estudiantes y Familias de la Escuela de Verano de CBTECH
¡La Escuela de Verano comienza mañana, martes 16 de junio!
Horario de Clases: 8:00 a. m. – 3:30 p. m.
Se proporcionará un almuerzo tipo sack lunch (almuerzo para llevar) y un refrigerio a media mañana todos los días. Los estudiantes también pueden traer su propio almuerzo si lo prefieren.
Información sobre la Camiseta de CBTECH
La camiseta requerida de CBTECH tiene un costo de $15.00. Los estudiantes pueden pagar su camiseta el primer día de la Escuela de Verano o en cualquier momento después. Los maestros llevarán a sus clases a la oficina durante el día para que los estudiantes reciban su camiseta.
Tenga en cuenta que las camisetas y uniformes de CBTECH no estarán disponibles para la venta hasta mañana, 16 de junio. Debido a que hoy es el último día del año escolar regular y la Escuela de Verano aún no ha comenzado oficialmente, el personal de oficina está ocupado cerrando el año escolar y completando los informes de fin de año.
Por favor, no venga hoy a CBTECH para comprar camisetas o uniformes.
Recordatorio sobre el Transporte
No se proporciona transporte para la Escuela de Verano. Los estudiantes y sus familias son responsables de organizar el transporte de ida y vuelta a CBTECH cada día.
¡Esperamos verlos mañana y comenzar una excelente sesión de Escuela de Verano!
Congratulations, RTP Graduates! 🎓✨
Thank you to James Vincent Construction for sending over your student's and fixing a problem. They did such a great job!!
Congratulations Seattle Christian seniors 🎓🎉💕
Through hands-on practice and real-world scenarios, students developed essential life-saving skills that will help prepare them for careers in healthcare. Training like this builds confidence, professionalism, and the ability to respond effectively in emergency situations.
Great job, students, on taking another important step toward your future healthcare careers!
#NCTA #DentalAssisting #BLS #HealthcareCareers #CareerTechnicalEducation #FutureHealthcareProfessionals #HandsOnLearning #CTE
Yesterday we had a tunnel of celebration for the class of 2026. See some of the action shots below (why some are a little fuzzy)…whether they were skipping or walking down with their besties, we are also celebrating with you!! 🎉
Also, the seniors dined one last time together under the roof of SVT for their senior breakfast this morning before graduation practice. They played one more round of Kahoot lead by Mr. Robbins and a fun game of “pin the hat on the graduate.” 🎓Thank you to Mrs. Schultz for putting the breakfast together (plus all her work as senior class advisor)and her students who helped set up/tear down.
See you tonight at 6pm at University High school for graduation. After that, as they say, “the adventure begins.” And we know you are so ready-❤
#svt #wearesvt #classof26 #graduates #stemschool #stemeducation
Rev Up Your Engines for a Milestone Celebration -
July 10th - 10am - 7pm
Join us as we shift into high gear to celebrate four decades of empowering students, teaching invaluable skills, and building our community's future workforce. New Market's Car Show is scheduled July 10th, from 10am - 7pm (our last day of summer school). Stroll through rows of stunning cars, meet our talented students, and enjoy a hot dog off the grill as we begin our year-long celebration of student success and community partnerships.
Stay updated on all of our Anniversary Celebration Events by checking out our 40th link on our website.
Matson is now in contention for one of 25 national prizes totaling $2 million that will be awarded this fall. The recognition highlights his commitment to providing students with high-quality, hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for successful careers in the skilled trades.
The Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence is the flagship program of The Smidt Foundation, established by Harbor Freight Tools founder Eric Smidt. Now in its tenth year, the program has awarded more than $10 million to 183 skilled trades teachers and their programs across the nation.
"We are incredibly proud of Eric Matson and the impact he has on students every day," said Career and Technical Education and SEATech Director Jerry Maher. "This recognition reflects his passion, innovation, and dedication to helping students develop valuable career and technical skills that will serve them well beyond graduation."
Matson's program provides students with opportunities to gain real-world construction experience, develop technical expertise, and explore rewarding career pathways in the skilled trades. His selection as a national finalist also shines a spotlight on the strength of Walla Walla Public Schools' Career and Technical Education programs at SEATech and the importance of preparing students for workforce success.
Recent national research conducted in partnership with NORC at the University of Chicago found that 90 percent of voters believe school districts should prioritize funding for skilled trades education, underscoring growing support for programs like those offered in Walla Walla Public Schools.
Final award recipients will be announced in Fall 2026.
For more information about the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence, visit Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize. https://ow.ly/LheK50ZaBT5
Congratulations to our Foster High School Class of 2026 graduates! 🎓
We’re proud to have been part of your journey and can’t wait to see where your future takes you! 💙
Today, PSSC students enjoyed our annual Ice Cream Social, complete with ice cream and popsicles generously provided & served by our Culinary Arts program. 🍦💕
Seniors also had the chance to leave their mark by signing our senior poster - a lasting reminder of the impact they’ve made during their time at PSSC. As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the friendships, accomplishments, and memories that make this community so special. 🎓✨
Forest Management students visited the Clark College Native Plant Center to learn about their program and native plant propagation and to get some hands-on experience with milkweed seeds, a really important pollinator plant.
#CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness #ForestManagement #ClarkCollege
