WV Tech Collision Repair Students did well in their SkillsUSA Regional Competition!
Automotive Refinishing Competition:
Hunter Diggs 1st place, Porter Reinfeld 3rd place.
Collision Repair Competition:
Garrett Anderson 1st place, Caleb Wong 4th place and Wyatt Irvine 6th place.
Joe Dietrich, Instructor
Way to go Joe!
WST Welding Instructor, Bela Kovacs helping a welding student with his project. #wstworks
Our AM Criminal Justice class had the great opportunity to to give a presentation to Skagit County Undersheriff Clark on their research project.
Undersheriff Clark provided each team professional and valuable feedback to assist them in developing their presentation abilities.
The NCTA CJ class is very appreciative of Undersheriff Clark’s time and support.💙
#researchstudy #SupportingOurSchools #SkagitCountySheriff
Just another great day at West Sound Tech! #wstworks
Advanced Manufacturing and Advanced Engineering students got to go on an industry tour to Franz Bakery and Hotstart Inc.
#svt #wearesvt #stemeducation #manufacturing #engineering
Day 5 of Sophomore Tours: Thank you to Battle Ground Public Schools, Battle Ground High School, Prairie High School, Washougal School District, Ridgefield School District, Vancouver Public Schools, Skyview High School, and Hudson's Bay High School for visiting Cascadia Tech today!
#CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness #SophomoreTours #FutureofCTA
WV Tech Culinary Arts hosted Yakima in the SkillsUSA Culinary competition. WV Tech's Aaron Madrigal got third place and Jesse Chiprez got first place! Yakima's Jorge Dominguez got second place. They are ALL heading to the State Competition!
#SkillsUSA #culinaryarts #culinarytalents
Thank you Prosser Memorial Health for touring our Pre-Nursing, Pre-Physical Therapy and Firefighting students through your amazing new hospital. Hopefully some of our students will be your future employees.
#TriTech
Amazing day at West Sound Tech!We celebrated the last beam being placed on WST new building! It's called the Topping Ceremony, which is a construction tradition that dates back to the Vikings. #wstworks
#toppingceremony
SEATech Skills Center is excited to announce the launch of its new Careers in Education program for the 2025-26 school year. This course is designed for high school juniors and seniors interested in pursuing careers as PreK-12 educators, preschool teachers, or childcare providers. The course will cover current issues in education, effective teaching strategies, and educational theories. Along with this, students receive hands-on experiences by observing and working in classrooms.
One of the standout features of this program is the hands-on practicum experience. Students will be paired with mentor teachers at local schools, and work directly with students under the guidance of experienced educators.
In addition to classroom and practicum experiences, the program also offers specialized training in child development, from infancy through adolescence. Students will participate in field trips, professional talks, and unique activities as the Infant Simulation experience. Students will have opportunities to earn certifications, including STARS Certification, CPR/First Aid, and a Food Worker Card - credentials that are highly valuable in early childhood education and childcare settings.
In addition to these hands-on experiences, the Careers in Education program offers college credit opportunities through partnerships with Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) and Columbia Basin College (CBC). This new program is an excellent way for high school students to explore the teaching profession, gain real-world experience, and earn valuable certifications and college credits.
#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.
COMING SOON...Our 6th Annual Community Day is next month! Leadership students have been prepping for the event since late December and are still diligently working. Here, leadership students are calling local organizations.
Community day is our school wide event where we send groups of students with teachers to help out at various local organizations. In the past students have helped out at food banks, Habitat for Humanity, Sun City Church, local retirement facilities, local childcare centers, and more. Further information will come out soon!
#svt #communityday #wearesvt #stemeducation #stemschool #leadership
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
Culinary Arts students learn how to prepare chicken cuts from a whole bird.
#Culinaryarts @WenatcheeValleyTech
Coming up! #Gamenight
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
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
