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Hands-on learning at its best as our students build skills for the real world, one wall at a time! 👷♂️📐✨
Activating the Shelter-in-Place Procedure
❇👉🏽1️⃣Immediately close all classroom and/or office windows, shades and doors.
❇👉🏽2️⃣Verify attendance: call the office only if a student is missing from the class roster or if there are any visitors or students not on the class roster in the classroom.
❇👉🏽3️⃣Staff members not assigned to a classroom should report to the office immediately for direction.
❇👉🏽4️⃣The outside air must be sealed off in the event of an emergency - this may be achieved by placing wet towels at the bottoms of doors, using duct tape for all windows that open and door frames, covering windows with plastic or paper and placing duct tape over outlets.
❇👉🏽5️⃣ Ignore all alarms and bells; wait for the "all Clear" announcement, phone call or email.
During a Shelter in Place event, normal office and classroom activities may continue inside the affected buildings. Students and employees must remain in the building until notified of an "All Clear" by district/school administration or emergency responders.
👨🚒Speaking of emergency responders, check out our Whatcom Allied 👩⚕️Health and Fire Science students collaborating around First Aid procedures. They are loving the opportunity to see the natural connections and getting to know their NCTA classmates.
📢Nice work, Mari and Mark. Let's make it a great week!👏
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On Friday her 11th grade Humanities got to go to The Spokane House Interpretive Center which explores the history of the early fur trade in Spokane and local Native American culture. Thank you to Ranger Kara for all her detailed information on this part of local history. Then in the afternoon they got to go to The Davenport Hotel and check out the tree displays and the amazing 1920's style archetecture of the hotel. The first photo shows students checking out the Hall of Doges which is modeled after Venetian Gothic Style. (photo 1-3)
On Thursday, her digital media class got to go to both Whitworth & SFCC to check out their art galleries and buildings. Plus, at SFCC they also got to have a chat with two professors of their Graphic Design program. Thank you to Stacey at Whitworth; Cozette, John, Sean, and Ira at SFCC. Our students LOVED visiting both campuses.
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SEATech’s Construction Technology program, under the direction of Teacher Eric Matson and Shop Technician Para-Educator Matthew Stimmel, took top honors at this year’s Walla Walla Parade of Lights with an extraordinary Peter Pan–themed float. This epic 60-foot, 15-foot-tall pirate ship, complete with three masts, four staircases and a dramatic showdown between Peter Pan and Captain Hook, amazed all the parade goers. More than 60 students from Construction Technology and Audio Video Technology programs partnered to design, engineer, and build the 7,800-pound structure, making it one of SEATech’s most ambitious projects yet, according to Matson.
A Showcase of Skilled Trades
• The float brought together carpentry, electrical work, staging, sound engineering, structural design, and decorative arts. Students applied advanced skills to frame and assemble the ship, install rigging, fabricate set pieces, and safely integrate all mechanical and electrical components.
Lighting & Electrical Highlights
• 75 high-output LED lights
• 1,400 feet of extension cord
• 600 feet of speaker cable
• 6,000 watts of audio
• Three independent generators
• These systems powered the immersive battle scene, keeping characters, sails, and multi-level details brilliantly illuminated from start to finish along the parade route.
Materials & Construction
• 240 yards of fabric for sails, rigging, draping, and costuming
• All lumber repurposed from previous SEATech projects
• Full-scale construction of masts, staircases, railings, and decking
• Students leaned heavily on blueprint reading, precise framing, and careful load distribution to bring the full-size pirate ship to life while reinforcing SEATech’s commitment to sustainability through material reuse.
Hands-On Learning at Its Best
• Students gained experience in construction planning, electrical wiring, power management, tool operation, problem-solving, and team leadership—while proudly representing SEATech Skills Center at a major community event.
SEATech’s Grand Champion float stands as a testament to student talent, teamwork, and the real-world learning that defines the Skills Center experience.
Photo Credit Walla Walla Public Schools
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Nick visited our Aerospace Manufacturing program to share with students the exciting career pathways available in advanced manufacturing—and to introduce our new internship partnership launching this spring quarter!
We’re grateful for industry partners who invest in our students’ futures and help open doors to real-world opportunities.
Big things ahead for our Aerospace crew! 🚀✨
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