2008 Official Verified Contest Results and Standings

Attached are the verified and official contestant standings for all contests.  Contest results are not made official until 3 business days after closing ceremony.

If you have questions or concerns please contact the following:

Moe Broom
(360) 725-6241

Amber Sharpe
(360)447-0705

National Conference participants, your conference information packet will be sent to you shortly!

Some standings may have changed due to error in Judges Scorecards.

 Thank you,

 SkillsUSA Washington

 

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2008 WSLSC Final Rankings.pdf145.56 KB

Drive for Five - Message from Executive Director Tim W. Lawrence

Dear SkillsUSA Advisors:
I hope you are having a wonderful holiday season, and a productive and successful school year. I am writing to ask for your personal support of a goal that is very near and dear to my heart: that of reaching a SkillsUSA national membership threshold of 300,000 members. Membership is not just reaching a new number or an arbitrary goal-growth means the opportunity to create a larger and stronger voice for SkillsUSA and career and technical education as a whole, both in Washington, D.C. and all across the nation.
The Campaign

SkillsUSA Washington Program of Work

This booklet contains the SkillsUSA Washington calendar for 2007-2008, contacts, and much more. Keep this Program of Work as part of your important SkillsUSA materials. It will help to guide you through the rest of the year.

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Program of Work 2007-2008.pdf443.39 KB

FY 2009 - Budget eliminates all funding for the Perkins Act - Message From Tim Lawrence


Dear Advisors:

On February 4, 2008, the president released his proposed budget for FY 2009. The budget eliminates all funding for the Perkins Act (including the Perkins Basic State Grant, Tech Prep, and National Programs).


Please call or write your Senators and Representative right now and tell them the great things that you are doing in your CTE program and ask them to support Perkins funding. Contact information and a short sample letter (for both advisors and students) appear on the SkillsUSA Advocacy Site at http://capwiz.com/skillsusa/home/