SkillsUSA and National Technical Honor Society
SkillsUSA
All students enrolled at SCRTC are eligible and are encouraged to participate in SkillsUSA. This club develops leadership and professional development competencies. SkillsUSA members may participate in leadership and competitive activities on the local, state, and national skill level.
Students from SCRTC have placed in both state and national competitions. Local students have been very successful at the state level, receiving many gold, silver, and bronze medals each year. National bronze medals have been earned by students in the CNA program and the Computer Electronics program.
All students enrolled at SCRTC are eligible and are encouraged to participate in SkillsUSA. This club develops leadership and professional development competencies. SkillsUSA members may participate in leadership and competitive activities on the local, state, and national skill level.
Students from SCRTC have placed in both state and national competitions. Local students have been very successful at the state level, receiving many gold, silver, and bronze medals each year. National bronze medals have been earned by students in the CNA program and the Computer Electronics program.
SkillsUSA Links Leaders, Technical Training
The following is a portion of an article written by State Parlimentarian and SCRTC student Riley Sluzenski. The rest of the article can be read on the mainepublic.org website or by clicking on this link: http://www.tinyurl.com/zxzk5dd.
There are lots of different organizations, clubs, and teams that students can join in high school. I have participated in many of them, including the volleyball team, academic decathlon team, and student council. However, arguably the most important organization I am a part of is SkillsUSA, a national organization that promotes leadership and holds technical competitions for middle school, high school, and college students.
There are lots of different organizations, clubs, and teams that students can join in high school. I have participated in many of them, including the volleyball team, academic decathlon team, and student council. However, arguably the most important organization I am a part of is SkillsUSA, a national organization that promotes leadership and holds technical competitions for middle school, high school, and college students.
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2022-2023
SkillsUSA Members Tyler Bridges Maia Huckins Duncan Moore Braden Richard Lexie Seavey Joshua Sivret Brendon Treadwell Keegan Trainor Kadance Ward Danielle White Tyler Young |
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2023 SkillsUSA State Competitions
The SkillsUSA team competed at the state leadership conference on Friday, March 17, and had a strong showing by all competitors. The team included Danielle White competing in Extemporaneous Speaking, Alexis Seavey- Prepared Speech, Josh Sivret- Carpentry, Duncan Moore- Welding Sculpture, Braden Richard- Welding, Maia Huckins- Culinary Arts, Kanance Ward- Job Interview, and Keegan Trainor and Brendon Treadwell- Audio Radio Production. Bronze medals were won by Keegan Trainor, Brendon Treadwell, and Danielle White.
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National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)
The National Technical Honor Society is the acknowledged leader in the recognition of outstanding student achievement in career and technical education. Thousands of schools and colleges throughout the U.S. and its territories have a chapter of the honor society on their campuses. These member schools agree that NTHS encourages higher scholastic achievement, cultivates a desire for personal excellence, and helps top students find success in today's highly competitive workplace. Membership in NTHS is an important career and professional investment recognized by education, business, and industry. NTHS awards an increasing number of scholarships each year to its members.
St. Croix Regional Technical Center's NTHS membership requirements are as follows:
1. A current junior or senior
2. Adheres to SCRTC attendance policy (see student handbook)
3. A grade of B+/88 or higher in the CTE program and a B/85 cumulative grade average at the sending school
4. Ability to follow instructions, be safety conscious, work well with others, be dependable, trustworthy, responsible, honest, take pride in their work, exhibit good citizenship, and participate in community service.
5. Three letters of recommendation - one from the sending school administrator (principal, vice principal, or guidance counselor), one from the CTE instructor, and one personal reference.
6. Personal interview and presentation of career portfolio.
2022-2023 National Technical Honor Society Members
Audrey Andrews Sierra Jones Illya Selimov
Andrew Barnard Anna Li Brianna Smith
Ethan Barnard Sabrina McPhail Skylar Smith
Tyler Bridges Ben Morrison Nevaeh Thomas
Joshua Calder Linda Newell Keegan Trainor
Madisyn Crochran Lindsey Ramsdell Brendon Treadwell
Matthew Dana Braden Richard Alexis Warren
Haley Johnson Anneleise Rollins
Audrey Andrews Sierra Jones Illya Selimov
Andrew Barnard Anna Li Brianna Smith
Ethan Barnard Sabrina McPhail Skylar Smith
Tyler Bridges Ben Morrison Nevaeh Thomas
Joshua Calder Linda Newell Keegan Trainor
Madisyn Crochran Lindsey Ramsdell Brendon Treadwell
Matthew Dana Braden Richard Alexis Warren
Haley Johnson Anneleise Rollins
Past NTHS Induction Ceremonies
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