Inside the Sacred Heart Inpatient Pharmacy with Haley, Hunter, and Sean as they complete their clinicals with @providencehealthsystem
Haley (NATS): “Shannon’s class gave me focus and made me realize I can do anything! I plan to work as a pharmacy tech while in school, all the way up to my dream career in forensic crime investigation.”
Hunter (Shadle HS): “NEWTech helped me confirm my passion for pharmacy before committing to college. The hands-on experience has been invaluable, and I’m still planning to become a pharmacist.”
Sean (Spokane Valley): “NEWTech and Shannon’s class got me inside a real pharmacy, running meds across the hospital, working the carousel, and filling code boxes—it’s been an amazing experience!”
Their supervisor @providenceeasternwa had high praise: “The students are progressing nicely, eager to learn, and a joy to have!”
#pharmacytech #forensiccrime #pharmacist
Welding did great in the SkillsUSA competition for Fabrication and Sculpture taking 3rd and 4th place. Look at the great work they were able to produce. Great job CBTECH, on to State!
With all of the weather issues last week, we still had students show up to work on their projects. Here is a WST student finishing up on her pallet bed she made. #wstworks
No too long ago, these rockstars volunteered to be helpers for the firefighters testing for their state Firefigthers certification. It gave them a great opportunity to network and gain some great experience. We're always amazed on how much work they're willing to put in even on their time off.
#thankyou #firefightertesting #yourhelpmatters
It has been a great couple of weeks for our student organizations!
Our rookie CyberPatriot team took first place in the state of Washington in the Gold division and finished ranked 2nd in the nation out of 900 teams!
CyberPatriot is a 4 round competition where students work as a team to secure computers, perform computer forensics, and set up secure services on computers. The first two rounds just focus on seeding and the last two rounds determine ranking inside your bracket.
Future Business Leaders of America, FBLA, attended the Winter Conference here in Spokane last Friday. 19 students placed in the top 6 in their respective events and will be heading to state. SVT had 6 first place finishes and 8 second place finishes.
Students compete in events like Broadcast Journalism, Supply Chain Management, Agribusiness, and Computer Problem solving among others. This is the first year that SVT has had an FBLA chapter!
SkillsUSA has been competing in their various events for the past several weeks including robotics, CNC and computer programming, precision machining, and related academic areas. 15 students from SkillsUSA have qualified for state in 8 different events!
Please congratulate our awesome students and their amazing advisors on their hard work and success!
Thank you to everyone who attended our Annual Breakfast this morning. Fortunately we only had a little snow. Thank you to our Culinary staff and PM students who braved the weather to be here by 5am to cook breakfast.
#Culinaryarts #annualbreakfast
Our Open House/ Early registration is Wednesday, Feb. 12 starting at 4pm. Due to limited parking onsite we are running shifts. See flyer for more information and times. You will be given a code to access our online registration after the event! See you there!
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Char Glo Cosmetology students practicing and performing some skills.
#cosmotologyschool
🎉 CTE Month Continues! 🍴🎓
This week, we're taking a delicious journey through time—exploring the past and present of Culinary & Hospitality Education!
From classic kitchen skills to innovative hospitality practices, career and technical education in this field prepares students for a future in the fast-paced world of food service and event management. 🍽️
Ready to cook up your future? Check out the opportunities available for students today, and see how the Culinary and Hospitality Pathway can help shape your career journey!
Learn more at: https://www.seattleschools.org/.../culinary-and.../
📸: Archival photos courtesy of SPS District Archives
Culinary Students have been doing some great work lately. They recently had a SkillsUSA Culinary competition here on campus where judges from the culinary industry came to observe and judge their skills. Our students performed and did great!
@CBTech #Culinaryarts #SkillsUSA
#Animation #3danimation @Northwest Career & Technical Academy
Joel has decided that Suzie (the Blender mascot) is super-powered and terribly angry about something! 😬
"Last month our CBTECH Fire Fighting students competed in 2 SkillsUSA competitions in our new Eastern Region. We took a packed van of 7 to Spokane for CPR/ First Aid and brought home 1st (Ceri Perkins) 2nd (Felix Nuetzhorn) and 3rd (Kora Preston). We then held a competition at CBTECH for FireFighting, although no other schools from our region chose to compete, we had 9 students who battled for a position to go to the State competition. Taking 1st (Kora Preston), 2nd (Zander Leasher) and a 3 way tie for third with (Mylee Dana, Delilah Diaz, and Adan Moreno). March 27th-29th we will have the opportunity to bring at least 6 students to the State SkillsUSA competition to compete again and defend our 2024 title as State Champions."
Lt. Lynn Dodd FF/Medic
Mr. Utter is always game for a free haircut especially if it means giving these Elegance-CBTECH students some real world practice, other students seem to appreciate the free service as well.
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The Gratitude Project
Over the last two years, the NCTA community participated in a project called the Art of Gratitude, led by Student Support Specialist Sherrie Green. This year we worked with Dr. Philip Lindholm, who has worked in the field of gratitude, and helped to create a video to support the important work already started by the students and staff at NCTA. The school recognized the importance of gratitude by encouraging students to write three things they’re grateful for each day.
This powerful practice started as a small effort and grew into something we can all be proud of. Many students continue to embrace gratitude, openly discuss it, and carry it forward in their lives.
Based on the success of the project and the interest in creating a sustainable practice, NCTA's Animation & Graphic Design program designed and published a reproducible gratitude journal featuring original artwork. Instructor Linton Porteous shared student Alexa Silva's work and sentiments about the project.
#Gratitude #whatareyougratefulfor
Business Principles is excited to share the results of their FBLA Winter Leadership Conference! Twenty-five Cascadia Tech students participated in competitive events, bringing home 5 first-place medals and 34 additional awards, which qualifies them all to compete at the State Business Leadership Conference in April. We congratulate each of these students for their outstanding performance! #FBLA #WLC #Business #CascadiaTech #InspiringGreatness
Our PM Criminal Justice class visited with Sgt. Cohen, CSO Walker and CSO Gerondale of the Mount Vernon Police Department. The students were given a tour of the facility and were able to speak with many different officers and sergeants from MVPD. The students were able to observe actual defensive tactics training and speak with the defensive tactics instructors. They visited with detectives and Detective Sergeant Young who explained the operation of the criminal investigation section.
The NCTA CJ students learned a lot and were very appreciative of the time spent with the officers at the Mount Vernon Police Department.
#ThankYou #yoursupportmatters #PrivateTourExperience #mountvernonpolicedepartment #criminaljustice
Exciting things happening at NEWTech! We teamed up with Christ Kitchen and Meals on Wheels to make 3,000 cinnamon rolls for our community! We are grateful for the opportunity to give back and share our story with KREM 2. Stay tuned! #NEWTechPrep #CTE #CommunityImpact #SkillsThatServe
Keep an eye out for the Teaching Academy fundraiser starting this coming week! They will be coming around to classes starting the 3rd!
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VGP-FBLA Member of the Month for December
Leticia Gonzalez • a month ago • Thursday, Jan 9 at 11:57 AM • CBTECH
Ryan Carlson-AM Session
Pm Session December FBLA Member of the Month
Ryan Carlson, a dedicated student enrolled in the AM session of Video Game Programming,
was honored as the FBLA Member of the Month for December. This prestigious recognition was
awarded to him in acknowledgment of his exceptional performance in the classroom, where he
consistently excels in his assignments and demonstrates a strong commitment to learning. In
addition to his outstanding academic achievements, Ryan has maintained perfect attendance,
showcasing his reliability and dedication to his education. He is also known for his ability to
remain focused and on task during class, serving as a role model for his peers. Ryan’s hard
work, discipline, and enthusiasm for video game programming make him a deserving recipient
of this honor.
Derek Zemke
Pm Session December FBLA Member of the Month
Derek Zemke was nominated as our December’s Member of the Month for demonstrating dedication ti
getting his work done. He is constantly focused on getting his assigned tasks completed in a timely
manner. Derek arrives everyday ready to work and he immediately knows what he is supposed to be
doing and gets right to work on it. Derek represents the hard work we encourage all our students to
work toward.
Meet Harper from @cvhs_bears
She’s exploring two career paths—baking or mental health therapist—while developing essential leadership and time management skills at NEWTech. From assigning tasks to classmates to portioning recipes and managing catering timelines, she’s gaining real-world experience that will serve her well in whichever path she chooses! #NEWTechPrep #connectwithnewtech #CTE #skillcenter #ctemonth
