A round of applause for several SCSD high school students who attend programs at Wilson Tech and recently came home with high honors!
SkillsUSA is a national, student-led partnership of education and industry leaders committed to empowering career and technical education students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. Recently, SCSD high school students who attend programs at Wilson Tech competed against their Long Island peers and placed in their respective SkillsUSA contests.
For High School West, congratulations to Abigail Owenburg (not pictured) for 1st place in National Anthem and 3rd place for Early Childhood Education, Carter Kelly for 2nd place for Audio Production, Thomas Semetsis for 3rd place for Industrial Motor Control and Electrical Construction Wiring, Raymond Sherwood for 3rd place for Construction and Maya DeClue for 3rd place for Architectural Drafting!
For High School East, congratulations to Victoria Gomez Silwany, Sebastian Carazo and Gianna Intintoli for 1st place in Job Interview, Abigail Cadiz for 1st place in Job Demo, Ryan Bishop for first place in Certified Personal Trg.-AM, Taylor Conrad for 1st place in Health Care Skills, Jonathan Harris for 1st place in Automotive, Caroline Hartmann for 1st place in Audio Production, James Walsh for 1st place in Collision Repair, Elena Ottsen for 2nd place in Job Interview, Ryan Phaneuf for 2nd place in Audio Production, Gianna Intintoli for 2nd place in Junior Cosmetology, Avery Barrett for 2nd place in Medical Terminology, James Lanflisi for 3rd place in Automotive, Brianna Butler for 3rd place in Junior Cosmetology, Max Zipf for 3rd place in Vet Medical Assisting and Maria Pennello for 3rd place in Fashion Design.
High School East Assistant Principal Nicole Stech, along with school counselor, Brian Alemaghide, joined High School East students for a photo.
High School West Assistant Principals Annemarie Freund and Chris Elsesser, along with school counselor Michele Randall, joined High School West students for a photo.
