@CBTECH is full of wonderful students from neighboring school districts.
Together, they make CBTECH great!
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#weareone #Greatness2024
Congratulations to our New Market Skills Center Collision Repair program for receiving this $5,000 grant and thank you to Fix Auto and the Collision Repair Education Foundation!
Never Been Done Before Food Show @ Cascadia Tech Academy
Chef Andrew McColley and Culinary, Baking & Pastry Arts students are setting the new standard for food shows. This never been done before event featured different levels of culinary professionals in the same room. From vendors to brokers to clients & students. Each culinary professional had a student assistant to help set up display booths. Many had food samples ready for taste testing.
This was a trendsetting event that will be duplicated for years to come.
Photo Credit ~ Cascadia Tech Academy
We've been enjoying our students a little more these last few days of school. Our seniors have worked so hard and we're absolutely loving our last few days with them on campus @ CBTech!
Culinary Arts Three Course Meal competition!
@newmarketskillscenter #highschoolculinaryarts #highschoolwithapurpose
2024 Annual Company Picnic @ Cascadia Tech Academy!
As we emulate industry, we celebrated our students with an end-of-the-year company picnic. Programs presented industry certificates, competency certificates, and special awards in the classroom and then they all came together to participate in fun and games around campus. Staff and students participated in activities like tug of war, basketball, volleyball, corn hole, face painting, music, cotton candy, photo booth and a car show. Fun was had by all.
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After 10 wonderful years of teaching Criminal Justice, @ New Market Skills Center Mr. Dukes is retiring. His dedication, wisdom, and kindness have profoundly impacted our students and community.
Thank you, Mr. Dukes, for your incredible service and leadership. You will be greatly missed and we wish you all the best in your next adventure!
Photo Credit ~ New Market Skills Center
New Tech Prep
Excited to highlight Jett, who is in our pre-electrical program! Jett is finishing up his paid internship with Avista, where he’s gained invaluable experience and made contributions to various projects. This photo shows him by one of his projects from this year. Way to go, Jett! #ConnectWithNEWTech
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Spokane Valley Tech
It's Tradeshow Day! So many cool things our students have been working on this year! Afternoon session begins at 11:30 AM and runs until 2 PM today.
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New Market Skills Center
25 Fashion Design students designed and constructed outfits from recycled goods and products for the Washington State Recycler’s Association (WSRA) Trashion Show. They found some fun and fresh ways to reduce, reuse, recycle, and "upcycle" materials and garments.
📷Credit ~New Market
NewTech Prep Pre-Electrical students had an amazing visit to the Hydraulic Pneumatic Automation Technology program at @spokanecommunitycollege Learning about cutting-edge tech and hands-on applications.
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Spokane Valley Tech!
STEM Academy ASB Leaders Sam Molloy, Drew Creese and Chloe Nelson presented at South Pines Elementary's STEAM night yesterday. They had an interactive station with Oobleck, which is a non-Newtonian fluid made of cornstarch and water. Oobleck will behave as a solid or a liquid depending on how much pressure you apply. If you dip your hand in it, it will feel like a liquid, but if you squeeze or punch it, it will feel solid. A fun (and messy) way to learn about science!
At Tri-Tech Skills Center
Congratulations to all of our 2024 Scholarship Recipients. With the help of our sponsors, we were able to award $24,000 to Tri-Tech students who plan to pursue a career related to their program. Thank you to those who were able to attend the Scholarship Awards Ceremony last night, and an especially big thank you to our sponsors for their continued support: Bechtel Forum for Service Veterans, Reservists, and The Military, Columbia Safety LLC., Columbia Valley Daybreak Rotary, Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities, KSD Foundation Faurot Family Scholarship, Pasco-Kennewick Rotary, Roy G. Post Foundation / Waste Management Symposia, Tri-Cities Sunrise Rotary, and the Ye Olde Car Club~Tri-Cities
BCFD 1 is the best! Firefighters from BCFD 1, Station 140 brought their brand new fire engine to Tri-Tech Skill Center Fire & EM. Awesome!!
Their purpose today was to instruct Tri-Tech Fire students on several methods to properly carry and raise fireground ladders. Properand efficient use of fireground ladders requires a lot of practice and team work to ensure firefighters can effectively perform skills during an emergency. In addition to ladder carries and raises, students learned to climb ladders safely, how to enter/exit a window form a ladder, how to leg-lock when working from a ladder to prevent falling. Many students had to overcome their fear of heights, to trust themselves, their classmates, and equipment. We all learned a lot, thank you B1 and Sation 140 crew members.
Today, our New Tech Prep Aviation and Welding students had an incredible visit to the local air base to explore the diverse careers the Air National Guard offers, from avionics to hydraulics and beyond. The sky’s the limit! #NEWTechAdventures #connectwithnewtech
Excited to share that West Sounds Tech students just finished crafting a beautiful rustic planter box in the Construction careers class! 🌿 It's amazing what you can create with some wood, tools, and creativity. They are feeling accomplished and ready to tackle more projects! #ConstructionSkills #DIY #westsoundtech
Thank you Washington National Guard for arranging our recent Land Navigation exercises at the Yakima Training Center for our Firefighting students. It was an amazing expereince to work with members of the National Guard, including some of our former and current students who are active members.
Tri-Tech Skills Center - First day of GRITT (girls rock in the trades) Camp hosted by the National Assocation of Women in Construction. Thank you to all of the sponsors and to the amazing trades volunteers ( Columbia Basin Carpenters and Laborers Local 398) who came to support our campers, including several Construction Trades alumni who are now Carpenter's Apprentices after graduating last June. Thanks again to all of our wonderful volunteers, especially our trades people who came out after a long day of work to help our campers.
Culinary Arts Journey @ Tri-Tech Skills Center!
Wenatchee Valley Tech Fire Science students study how air currents affect a house fire, while 9th Grade students from Eastmont tour our facility.
