WTHS has a banner performance at SkillsUSA

The Worcester County Commissioners commend Worcester Technical High School (WTHS) students for earning national recognition at the 52nd annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, Kentucky, which took place June 20-25, and for WTHS receiving the 2016 SkillsUSA Chapter of Excellence Award.
The students include Lindsay Kremer who took 2nd place in Principals of Engineering Technology, Zac Cioccio who took 4th place in Medical Math; Kyle Fields who took 4th place in Major Appliance and Refrigeration Technology; Victoria Moreau and Adam Taylor who took 7th place in Community Action Project; Randy Odenwald, Alex Reznikov, Zachary Davis, Logan Romberger, and Deep Patel who took 8th place in Quiz Bowl; Eve Watsky who took 8th place in T-Shirt Design; and Emily Mast, Hannah Semsker, and John Paul Chamberlain who took 10th place in Career Pathways Showcase STEM. The Commissioners also recognized Keondra Snell, who took 2nd place in Building Maintenance and who could not attend the Commissioners’ ceremony. Their accomplishments rank them among the top performing career and educational students in the nation.