GO TEAM PRONTO!
4/2009
The
FRC (FIRST Robotics Competitions) event at the Key
Arena was a
success for Team Pronto. Team Pronto is the new
robotics club
based at Shorewood High School. Being
a rookie team competing at our first event we had high hopes
and many
concerns. We were in a field of 64 teams some had traveled
from as
far away as Turkey.
Teams competed all day Friday and
Saturday morning until teams are ranked from 1 to
64. All teams compete in 7 rounds with alliances made up of three teams
on each. Team
Pronto did great as not only a rookie team but also competed
toe to
toe with all the teams.
Team Pronto was undefeated never losing a single round until
being eliminated in the finals.
In
the end Team Pronto would like to thank the many people
at Shorewood High School and its many employees
that have help us out. Helping with everything from heat in the shop
to putting up with students who could talk of nothing else but
robotics for these past 3 months.
Thanks again from TEAM PRONTO and its
Advisor, CTE Instructor Wes
Proudlove.
Earn Free College Credit
While Enrolled in Many CTE
Courses At Your High School!
10/2009
Contact your CTE teacher for details!
Shoreline School District offers many CTE courses that while you
earn high school credit, you also earn college credit at no cost to
the student. Registration is done online and is a simple process.
Credit is earned while taking the High School course and just
requires minutes to register. No other time commitment is required.
Take a look at http://www.collegecreditcareersnetwork.org/ and get
started today.
Students registered online and receive
college credit upon earning a B or better in selected CTE
courses.
CTE Students
Participate in "Pass The Torch"
5/9/2008
Stevie Wotton and Lisa Wagner entered the Sixth Annual
Washington Statewide High School Jewelry & Metal Arts
Exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum, sponsored by the Seattle
Metals Guild. The exhibition profiles work by students in metal
related work that challenges students to make exhibition quality
metal work. Stevie entered "The Flower of Paradise" and Lisa
entered "Carpe Diem". All pieces at the show were created in Art,
Jewelry, Metal Shop, or Materials Scence
classes.
Shorewood's Kolus Student Paper Wins
Society of Professional Journalist Award
5/22/08
The Kolus, Shorewood’s student newspaper, took second place
yesterday at the Western Washington Excellence in Journalism awards
sponsored by the local chapter of the Society of Professional
Journalists. Shorewood was the only high school award given by SPJ
in a field of college papers and professional journalists and their
media organizations. The kids were judged on three issues (Nov,
Dec, Jan) and received perfect scores in editorial content and
op/ed. The Kolus is a student newspaper and CTE journalism course
taught by teacher Kelly Gade.
Plan to attend 2008 CTE Film Festival!!
This year's Video
Productions Film Festival is scheduled for May 13th. You are
invited to attend recognize outstanding student work for the
2007/2008 school year. Our CTE students continue to amaze us each
year with entertaining original work. Both Shorecrest and Shorewood
students will present their current work, please come to the
Shorecrest Theater and spend an enjoyable
evening.
CTE Marketing Students Awarded at
Regional DECA Competition
Thirty business and marketing students from
Shorecrest and Shorewood have qualified for the State Career
Development Conference to be held March 6 – 8 at the
Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue. The students advanced as a result
of the regional DECA competition held Jan. 17 at Shoreline
Center.
From Shorecrest:
Accounting Applications: Robyn Hasegawa.
Fashion Merchandising: Chantel Dixon. Retail Merchandising: Jenelle
Melchior.
From Shorewood:
Fashion Merchandising Promotion Plan: Erica
Jenson, Silja Danielsen, and Kerri
O’Laughlin.
Quick Service Restaurant Management: Peet
Montzingo.
Food Marketing: Charles Kauffman, Quynh-An
Le
Restaurant & Food Service Management:
Monica Genis, Erin Hill
Retail Marketing: Eric
Chan.
Hotel & Lodging Management: Saron
Ogbazghi.
Marketing Management: Mahruhk
Kadri.
Sports & Entertainment Marketing: Brock
Parker, Jordan Clark.
Hospitality Services Management: Tyler
Nichols and James Danner.
Buying and Merchandising Management: Paige
Brooks and Kelsey Gegan.
Sports and Entertainment Management: Spencer
Shin and Scott Smithhart.
Financial Analysis Management: Sam Nelson and
Stephen Chung.
Travel and Tourism Management: Andrew Wilson
and Nick Karambelas; Hollyann Duskin and Meghan
Keenan.
Internet Marketing Management: Timothy Tan
and Andy Wen.
1/9/08
Shorecrest High School's Video Class
Wins 2007 Spirit Challenge Video Award!
We are pleased to announce that the CTE Video 2
Productions class at Shorecrest has been awarded the 2007 Spirit
Challenge Video Award. Teacher Trent Mitchell will accept the
$5,000 check for Shorecrest High School. Student Senior
Robben Van Winkle edited the video with help from Juliet Watson,
Lee Clement, Aaron Meliza, Tim Brickell, Sean Weston, Ed Peterson,
and Nick Smith-Rice.
1/2008
New Career & Technical Education Class
Offering!
Pending State approval, a new course will be offered
at Shorewood High School. Beginning in the 2008-2009 academic year,
"Pre-Emergency Medical Treatment" will be offered as a compliment
to the currently offered "Fire Service" class. Both classes are
taught by John Hammond who has extensive teaching as well as fire
service experience.
12/2007
CTE Teachers Earn Professional
Certification
Two of our Career and Technical teachers have earned National Board
Certification through the National Board for Professional Teaching
Standards. Trent Mitchell and Brian Story have both spent at least
18 months working towards this achievement which culminates in
producing a portfolio of work and successfully completing a nine
part exam on their specific area of expertise.
10/11/2007
Culinary Arts Students
Visit Farestart
Shorewood Culinary Arts
students volunteered their time at FareStart; a job training
program that trains homeless individuals for jobs in
foodservice. The students waited tables with their Guest Chef
Jason Wilson, from Crush Restaurant. It was a terrific
experience!
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