#Constructionprojects @NCTA
SEATech Criminal Justice Students attend WWPD
On December 10th, students from the SEATech Criminal Justice class were invited to attend the crime scene investigation being conducted by the Walla Walla Police Department Detectives Division.
Earlier in the week a single bone was found during construction on the south side of Pioneer Park. Detectives secured the scene once it was determined that the bone was a human femur.
Until it is determined that the remains are not the result of a crime, students were only allowed to observe the processing of the possible crime scene.
It was a great opportunity for students to see, in real-time an actual investigation, of some of the forensic techniques and procedures that take place in their chosen career field.
Several more human bones were recovered while the students were observing.
Day 4 of Sophomore Tours: Thank you to Evergreen Public Schools, Union High School, Mt. View, Vancouver Public Schools, and Heights Campus for visiting Cascadia Tech today!
#CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness #SophomoreTours #FutureofCTA
#Openhouse
Mark your calendars for open house and early registration!
It’s always a delicious adventure in Culinary! Our talented students showcased their exceptional techniques and creativity during last week’s Free Cook Day, crafting an array of mouthwatering dishes and having fun at the same time.
#Culinaryarts
SEATech SkillsUSA students from Criminal Justice and Construction attended the Fall Leadership Camp held at Black Diamond Camp in Auburn, WA. This year’s camp featured leadership workshops, team-building activities, and invaluable moments for students and advisors to connect and grow.
Congratulations to Jordan Lopez (Criminal Justice), who earned the Washington Statesman Award by demonstrating outstanding SkillsUSA knowledge, leadership, and commitment.
SVT is hosting a mobile blood drive next Tuesday January 21st from 8-11:30am with Vitalant. Here is the link for students (or staff) to schedule an appointment at SVT: https://tinyurl.com/38zy4kax
If you are unable to donate during 8-11:30 am, but are still willing to donate on behalf of SVT, you can schedule at any Vitalant location using the link below. This link MUST be used in order for SVT to get credit:
https://vbd.vitalant.org/drive/GiveHelp-3258-T
16/17 year olds, you can still give blood but you need a parent permission slip. Please get one in Mrs. Burrato's room or from the office.
#svt #blooddrive #wearesvt #vitalant
Coming up! #Gamenight
Day 3 of Sophomore Tours: Thank you to Battle Ground Public Schools, Summit View, Vancouver Public Schools, Columbia River High School, Fort Vancouver, and King's Way for visiting our campus today!
#CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness #SophomoreTours #FutureofCTA
Culinary Arts students learn how to prepare chicken cuts from a whole bird.
#Culinaryarts @WenatcheeValleyTech
#OpenHouse
Interested in attending PCSC next year? Join us on Thursday, February 6, 2025 from 6-7:30pm to learn all about PCSC programs, the application process, and tour our amazing campus! We will have information sessions at 6:10pm, 6:40pm and 7:10pm. We look forward to seeing you on February 6th!
Application now closed for:
•Aerospace Manufacturing
•Auto Body & Collision Repair
These programs are now full and will no longer be accepting anymore new applications for the 25-26 school year. You can still apply for open programs at snoisletech.com! Future student interviews will continue through January!
The final CyberPatriot scores came out before winter break, and our first-year team achieved incredible results! Competing against over 2,000 teams, we’re proud to move onto the next round in January. Great job, Innovators! 💻🖱💻
#svt #wearesvt #cyberpatriot #computerscience #stemschool #stemeducation
Day 2 of Sophomore Tours: Thank you to Evergreen Public Schools, Heritage High School, Evergreen High School, and Woodland Public Schools, Woodland High School, for visiting yesterday!
#CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness #SophomoreTours #FutureofCTA
WST Collision Repair student Hope working her brother's mirror. Students can work on their own real world projects! #wstworks #collisionrepair
We had a great first day of Sophomore Tours for 2025! Thank you to La Center School District, La Center High School, Battle Ground Public Schools, CAM Academy, River HomeLink, and Virtual Academy for visiting our campus today!
#CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness #SophomoreTours #FutureofCTA
WST Welding students modifying a truck rack to fit the Danger Ranger!
#welding
SkillsUSA Students at Nationals
SEATech Skills Center students from the Careers in Media and Entertainment and Criminal Justice Programs traveled to Atlanta, Georgia, in June, to compete nationally in the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference with over 6000 other champions.
Peyton Badertscher, Cooper Nelson, and Raighlyn Lore had a strong showing, finishing in the top 20, while also earning their SkillsUSA Points Certification, deeming their skill levels in Crime Scene Investigation, meeting or exceeding the industry standards.
Ricky Lozano Competed in the Criminal Justice championships and finished in the top 20 in the nation.
Sarah Jousma and Soren Thompson finished in the top 15 in Digital Cinema Production, also earning their SkillsUSA Points Certifications.
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship. This program placed 11 apprentices in 2024 in local pharmacies in King, Snohomish, and Island Counties.
#HCAP
Where Are They Now?
Peyton Badertscher
On July 17, Sheriff Crider swore in a new support services employee, Peyton Badertscher!
Peyton is a recent WaHi grad looking to deepen her roots in Walla Walla by serving her community with the Walla Walla Sheriff’s Office.
Peyton was born in Pullman, WA, and raised in towns across Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. She has a supportive family and a few dogs that she loves to hike with. Peyton loves being up in the mountains with family and friends, soaking up fresh air and enjoying nature. When she is not in the mountains, you can probably find Peyton nose-deep in a book, immersed in another world.
Peyton took Criminal Justice classes at SEATech Skills Center with Sgt. Smith for two years during high school. Both years she competed in SkillsUSA and made it to nationals for Crime Scene Investigation, recently competing in Georgia!
Peyton plans on continuing her passions in college, staying in Walla Walla. She has lived here for about 7 years and says it is her favorite place she has lived. Peyton stated, ''I enjoy the people and the culture, and I am so excited to help keep it safe and loved by being a part of WWSO."
Congratulations Peyton and thank you for choosing SEATech!
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