Cascadia Technical Academy students to train for The Big One.
Emergency operations learning center to debut.
Event information
Emergency operations learning center to debut.
Event information
- What: Grand opening of Cascadia Technical Academy’s Emergency Operations Learning Center (500 Building)
- When: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Thursday,November 9th, 2016
- Where: 12200 N.E. 28th St., Vancouver, WA 98682
distinguished graduate Reception
Last night 25 Distinguished Graduate nominees were recognized at our first Distinguished Graduate Reception. 25 students from 12 different high schools were honored as nominees and award winners.
Celebration of Learning
Join us for our Celebration of Learning and discover what amazing things have been happening this year! Stay for the BBQ dinner! Interested in dinner tickets? Contact Barbara Ainslie at 360-604-1050 ext. 2169
For photos from the event follow this link
For photos from the event follow this link
Skill Center Foundation Dinner
Friday, May 20th, 2013 6 pm
Link to Online Flyer
Link to Online Flyer
Skills USA Results 2016
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Congratulation to all students at the Skills Center who participated in the local Skills USA competition and moved on to compete at State Skills USA. We are proud of you.
The following students won scholarships or placed in the top 3 at the State Skills USA competition. Daniel Saleniuc - Diesel Equpiment Technology - UTI $1,000 Scholarship James Torrey - Automotive Service Technology - UTI $1,000 Scholarship Stephen Sharp - Technical Drafting - 1st Place Ryan Stankye - Information Technology Services - 2nd Place Stephen Sharp will be traveling to Louisville, Kentucky to compete in the National Skills USA competition this June. Well done Stephen! |
Skills USA 2016
Good luck to our Skills Center Students Competing in Skills USA. Our students are on the road to the competition in Tacoma. Keep watching for the results of the competition.
For more information about Skills USA competitions and leadership, follow these links.
Washington State - www.skillsusawashington.org/
National - http://www.skillsusa.org/
Follow the events and results.
https://www.facebook.com/clarkcountyskillscenter/
https://www.facebook.com/skillsusawa
For more information about Skills USA competitions and leadership, follow these links.
Washington State - www.skillsusawashington.org/
National - http://www.skillsusa.org/
Follow the events and results.
https://www.facebook.com/clarkcountyskillscenter/
https://www.facebook.com/skillsusawa
If you have been accepted into a program for the 2016-17 school year, click here to get a copy of the "Orientation Flyer".
Orientation is Monday, March 28th and Wednesday, March 30th.
Please review the following schedule to confirm the date and time you are scheduled to attend. gO TO OUR REGISTRATION PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Summer School 2016
Registration:
2016 summer school ON-LINE registration will begin Monday, May 2, 2016 at 7:00 AM.
Click here for a schedule of classes.
cLICK HERE TO LEARN HOW TO REGISTER.
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Congratulations to our Mock Trial Team! They are headed to Olympia to participate in the state competition.
http://www.columbian.com/news/2016/feb/18/mock-trial-teams-from-camas-columbia-high-schools-face-off/ |
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Cosmetology Salon - Saturday Opening Schedule
Sophomores visit the Clark County Skills Center for program tours
Local High School. Students are visiting our 16 programs and getting more information about the amazing opportunities here at the Clark County Skills Center. For more information about becoming a Skills Center student, see your high school counselor.
To find out more about our programs, visit us at http://www.ccskillscenter.com/programs.html
Monday, February 8, 2016
Ridgefield
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Camas, Hayes-Freedom, Columbia River, Evergreen, Washougal, Hudson's Bay, Mountain View, Summit View
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Fort Vancouver, CAM/River Homelink, Battle Ground, Prairie, Union, Skyview, Hockinson
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Woodland, Heritage, Legacy, HeLa, Legacy, La Center
Local High School. Students are visiting our 16 programs and getting more information about the amazing opportunities here at the Clark County Skills Center. For more information about becoming a Skills Center student, see your high school counselor.
To find out more about our programs, visit us at http://www.ccskillscenter.com/programs.html
Monday, February 8, 2016
Ridgefield
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Camas, Hayes-Freedom, Columbia River, Evergreen, Washougal, Hudson's Bay, Mountain View, Summit View
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Fort Vancouver, CAM/River Homelink, Battle Ground, Prairie, Union, Skyview, Hockinson
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Woodland, Heritage, Legacy, HeLa, Legacy, La Center
Skills Center visits local High Schools.
The Clark County Skills Center is coming to a local High School near you to present information about the Skills Center and its programs! Local High School students will have the opportunity to visit the Skills Center campus during Feb. 8-11th. To sign up for a visit and get more information, see your High School counselor!
Monday, February 1, 2016
Columbia River High School
Ridgefield High School
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Prairie High School: Career Center
Washougal High School
Camas High School: Commons(lunch)
HeLa High School
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Prairie High School: Career Center
Skyview High School
Hockinson High School
Friday, February 5, 2016
Hudson's Bay High School
Heritage High School
Monday, February 8, 2016
Fort Vancouver High School
The Clark County Skills Center is coming to a local High School near you to present information about the Skills Center and its programs! Local High School students will have the opportunity to visit the Skills Center campus during Feb. 8-11th. To sign up for a visit and get more information, see your High School counselor!
Monday, February 1, 2016
Columbia River High School
Ridgefield High School
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Prairie High School: Career Center
Washougal High School
Camas High School: Commons(lunch)
HeLa High School
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Prairie High School: Career Center
Skyview High School
Hockinson High School
Friday, February 5, 2016
Hudson's Bay High School
Heritage High School
Monday, February 8, 2016
Fort Vancouver High School
Information Technology System, Service and Support Program.
Electronic Waste Recycling Event. February 5th and 6th, 2016.
Electronic Waste Recycling Event. February 5th and 6th, 2016.
Foundation Dinner Friday January 22, 2016, 6:30pm
Restaurant Management students featured in article about taste testing lattes.
http://www.columbian.com/news/2015/oct/23/which-pumpkin-spice-latte-is-the-best/
http://www.columbian.com/news/2015/oct/23/which-pumpkin-spice-latte-is-the-best/
ITS3 1st and 2nd year students have achieved a number of
Microsoft Technical Associate Certifications.
See the following list of students and their certifications.
MTA Windows OS Fundamentals
1st year Students
Cole Hooker, Taylor Nolan, Nathan Pizarro, Noah Puckett, Parker Rhodes, Stephen Sharp,
Travis Steele, Austin Wenzel.
2nd Year Students
Trevor Best, Joshua Ditchavage, David Gabalis, Carlos Guzman, Jordan Johnson, Justin Lindsey,
Robert Long, Daekon Meza, Andrew Price, Nathan Rominger, David Skillings, Jonathan Steinmetz
MTA Networking Fundamentals
1st Year Students
Joshua Fox, Cole Hooker, Nathan Pizarro, Stephen Sharp.
2nd year Students
Trevor Best, Richard Brown, David Gabalis, Jordan Johnson, Justin Lindsey, Daekon Meza,
Andrew Price, Nathan Rominger, David Skilings, Jonathan Steinmetz, Nolan Taylor, Grayson Warren
MTA Security Fundamentals
1st Year Students
Cole Hooker, Nathan Pizarro, Stephen Sharp, Travis Steele
2nd year Students
Trevor Best, Joshua Ditchavage, David Gabalis, Jordan Johnson, Justin Lindsey, Daekon Meza,
Nathan Rominger, Jonathan Steinmetz, Nolan Taylor, Grayson Warren
MTA Windows Server Administration Fundamentals
2nd year Students
Trevor Best, David Gabalis, Justin Lindsey, Daekon Meza, Nolan Taylor
Microsoft Technical Associate Certifications.
See the following list of students and their certifications.
MTA Windows OS Fundamentals
1st year Students
Cole Hooker, Taylor Nolan, Nathan Pizarro, Noah Puckett, Parker Rhodes, Stephen Sharp,
Travis Steele, Austin Wenzel.
2nd Year Students
Trevor Best, Joshua Ditchavage, David Gabalis, Carlos Guzman, Jordan Johnson, Justin Lindsey,
Robert Long, Daekon Meza, Andrew Price, Nathan Rominger, David Skillings, Jonathan Steinmetz
MTA Networking Fundamentals
1st Year Students
Joshua Fox, Cole Hooker, Nathan Pizarro, Stephen Sharp.
2nd year Students
Trevor Best, Richard Brown, David Gabalis, Jordan Johnson, Justin Lindsey, Daekon Meza,
Andrew Price, Nathan Rominger, David Skilings, Jonathan Steinmetz, Nolan Taylor, Grayson Warren
MTA Security Fundamentals
1st Year Students
Cole Hooker, Nathan Pizarro, Stephen Sharp, Travis Steele
2nd year Students
Trevor Best, Joshua Ditchavage, David Gabalis, Jordan Johnson, Justin Lindsey, Daekon Meza,
Nathan Rominger, Jonathan Steinmetz, Nolan Taylor, Grayson Warren
MTA Windows Server Administration Fundamentals
2nd year Students
Trevor Best, David Gabalis, Justin Lindsey, Daekon Meza, Nolan Taylor
Fashion Merchandising and Management Student Starts her Internship with a Blog...read on.
http://blog.connectingthreads.com/welcome-kindal/
http://blog.connectingthreads.com/welcome-kindal/
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ITS3 year 1 Students visit Linear Technologies
Four students and their teacher Mr. Erbs, volunteered to wipe hard drives on donated computers, get full Bunny suit tour of chip production Fab. Linear Technologies of Camas, WA was willing to donate systems with hard drives if students came on site to wipe the drives under supervision of their Network Administrator. Four students, Travis Steele, Noah Puckett, Dustin Nunn, and Victor Natalyutkin (and Mr. Erbs-far right), got a special treat. We all got to wear full Bunny Suits and go into the Class 10 Fab. A class 10 Fab has no more than 10. .05 larger microns of dust per 30 cubic feet of air. Room air has over 35 million per 30 cubic feet. At the end of the day the day, the kids had a rare treat and helped with the donation of 18 systems for the classroom hardware lab. |
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Criminal Justice Competes in Mock Trial at State
Read more about the Criminal Justice students who participated in Mock Trial in Olympia!
Read more about the Criminal Justice students who participated in Mock Trial in Olympia!
Clark County Skills Center Students Recognized for their Efforts in the Explorer's Program
Read the article in "The Reflector".
Read the article in "The Reflector".
Pictured from Left to Right:
William Melton, Wyatt Boone, Jacy Kincade,
Ray Nelson, Jonathan Patterson, Hector Cordova
CCSC Students Get Microsoft Certified
On Saturday May 17th, 2014, Skills Center instructor Ray Nelson and his students from the Information Technology Systems, Service and Support(ITS3) program attended a Microsoft Technical Associate Certification Test Fest at Clark Community College. Students had the opportunity to take two exams.. Windows Operating Systems Fundamental covers understanding operating system configurations, installing and upgrading client systems, managing applications, files, folders and devices, and operating system maintenance. Networking Fundamentals covers understanding network infrastructure, network hardware, and protocols and services. Ray and five of his students received at least one certification. Mr. Nelson states that the support and partnership the Skills Center receives from Clark College contributes to the overall success of his class. These contributions include advisory to the program, equipment, articulations for college credit, training, Cisco IT Academy Affiliation, and certification testing. The ITS3 program prepares students for careers in Information technology by providing them with industry foundations for PC hardware, repair and maintenance, networking fundamentals, configuring networks, and IT Help Desk training. MTA Networking Fundamentals Certified Wyatt Boone, Instructor Ray Nelson MTA Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals Certified Wyatt Boone, Hector Cordova, Jacy Kincade, William Melton, Jonathan Patterson, Instructor Ray Nelson If you are an individual or business looking to donate useable computers, printers, and other peripherals for use in classroom training, please contact Ray Nelson, Skills Center ITS3 second year instructor and Campus Technology Coordinator at (360) 604-1050 ext. 2124.
On Saturday May 17th, 2014, Skills Center instructor Ray Nelson and his students from the Information Technology Systems, Service and Support(ITS3) program attended a Microsoft Technical Associate Certification Test Fest at Clark Community College. Students had the opportunity to take two exams.. Windows Operating Systems Fundamental covers understanding operating system configurations, installing and upgrading client systems, managing applications, files, folders and devices, and operating system maintenance. Networking Fundamentals covers understanding network infrastructure, network hardware, and protocols and services. Ray and five of his students received at least one certification. Mr. Nelson states that the support and partnership the Skills Center receives from Clark College contributes to the overall success of his class. These contributions include advisory to the program, equipment, articulations for college credit, training, Cisco IT Academy Affiliation, and certification testing. The ITS3 program prepares students for careers in Information technology by providing them with industry foundations for PC hardware, repair and maintenance, networking fundamentals, configuring networks, and IT Help Desk training. MTA Networking Fundamentals Certified Wyatt Boone, Instructor Ray Nelson MTA Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals Certified Wyatt Boone, Hector Cordova, Jacy Kincade, William Melton, Jonathan Patterson, Instructor Ray Nelson If you are an individual or business looking to donate useable computers, printers, and other peripherals for use in classroom training, please contact Ray Nelson, Skills Center ITS3 second year instructor and Campus Technology Coordinator at (360) 604-1050 ext. 2124.
