SkillsUSA is the student-led organization whose purpose is to serve students preparing for technical, skilled and service careers. SkillsUSA improves the quality of students entering workforce through the development of Framework skills that include personal, workplace and technical skills grounded in academics. Members compete in a series of career driven events that equip and prepare them for life in workforce.

The results of the district SkillsUSA contests are below:  

Photography  

Calli Flournoy and Ashtyn Hutchison advanced to the state competition with their community service project on taking portraits of Wolfforth senior citizens.  

Calli Flournoy placed 2nd in the photography competition and advanced to the state competition 

Calli Flournoy and Ashtyn Hutchison were elected as SkillsUSA District Officers for the next year.  

Automotive 

Keagan Morin placed 2nd in Power Equipment Technology, Automotive Tool ID 

Jayce Cluff received a Superior Rating on Engine Project 

Karter Ripley placed 3rd in Technical Related Mathematics 

Kaden Ripley placed 1st Power Equipment Technology, 2nd in Automotive Service Technology, and received a Superior rating on Engine Project. 

Hayden Holt received commendation in Automotive Tool Identification 

All students qualified for the state contest in April 

Law enforcement  

Crime Scene Investigation 

1st Place/District Champion/State Qualifiers (out of 4 teams) 

-Shae McNeal 

-Sutton Knight 

-Wyatt Coulson 

Felony Traffic Stop 

Third Place (out of 12 teams) 

-Ryan Williams 

-Tristan Osborne