SkillsUSA and SLDC Impact Statment for Advocacy Use

Please consider using the following informatin when Advocating for the SLDC and SkillsUSA.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER FUNDING

IMPACT TO OREGON CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

The Co-Chairs of the Joint Committee on Ways and Means recently released their 2009-11 Recommended Budget. The budget calls for the elimination of the Student Leadership Development Center (SLDC) from the Oregon Department of Education budget, impacts the following Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs), and delivers a devastating blow to Career and Technical Education in Oregon.

AOFC (Associated Oregon Forestry Clubs),
DECA (An Association of Marketing Students),
FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America),
FFA (An Organization of Agriculture Science and Technology Students),
FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America),
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), and
SkillsUSA (An Association of Students in Technical, Skilled and Service Studies).

FUNDING IMPACT

The elimination of the SLDC and CTSOs would result in the loss of:

· The more than half a million dollars in matching funds represented by in-kind and real dollars contributed during the last two years.

Annual volunteer efforts exceeding the equivalent of 22 full time employees working 12 months per year.
A total of almost two million dollars in cash, non-cash and volunteer contributions.
Over $200,000 in college and university scholarships from national organizations and business partners during the next two years, for Oregon high schools students.

The total amount lost to Oregon’s Career and Technical Education during the coming biennium exceeds 2.2 million dollars, or the equivalent of almost three times the state investment!

PROGRAM IMPACT

The Student Leadership Development Center would cease to exist July 1, 2009.
Oregon would lose an integral part of Career and Technical Education.
Services to all of Oregon’s Career and Technical Student Organizations would cease immediately. Without the leadership and work of the SLDC staff, two or three of the organizations may be able to continue to exist, but without staffing would face paralyzing limitations on services and resources.
Annually, over 10,000 student CTSO members would be impacted, in addition to the uncounted others who participate in organization activities without official membership, usually due to finances.
Over 400 teachers from virtually every high school in Oregon would be impacted.
Student opportunities to meet Oregon Diploma Requirements would be lost. The programs and activities of Oregon’s CTSOs directly correlate with Oregon’s Career Related Learning Standards and Essential Skills as adopted by the State Board of Education.
Students would lose the opportunities for student leadership as a major component of their program of study including leadership preparation, citizenship, character development and technical skills. The quality of Oregon’s programs is exemplified in the 13 National Officers produced through the SLDC in the last 8 years.
Student participation in national leadership activities and conferences would be lost.
Oregon would lose a valuable method of engaging students in their learning, improving retention in school and reducing drop out rates.
A major loss in the linkages between schools and business and industry would result. Leadership organizations act as intermediary brokers of work-based learning in many schools. Business and industry linkages create opportunities for students to participate in work-based learning opportunities and to meet career related learning standards and diploma requirements.
Loss of the CTSOs would eliminate leadership and skill development conferences, leadership training, career development events, etc., making it impossible for students to participate in state fair, state conferences, regional competitions and national conferences.
Major reduction in the linkages between schools and communities would occur. CTSOs connect students to communities, service learning, and community services projects.
A reduction of opportunities for schools to integrate academic and work-based learning skills as a part of Oregon’s efforts to increase student achievement and better prepare students for their next steps in life.

Please contact the State Office with questions or for Advocacy Ideas.

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We need your help!

Due to the current economic situation the Student Leadership Development Center (SLDC) that houses SkillsUSA Oregon, as well as the other Student Leadership Organizations (such as FBLA, DECA, FFA, HOSA, and FCCLA), is not currently in the budget to be refunded for the next biennium. It is possible to be put back into the budget by raising awareness about what we do, how we support education, and by sharing what an essential asset we are to Career and Technical Educations teachers, students and programs.

Attached is a letter from Chris Rankin, the Director of the SLDC, a Talking Points Document, How You Can Be An Advocate Document. I ask that you read these and help support this cause. SkillsUSA and the SLDC helps to support Career and Technical Education, we assist teachers in obtaining CTE Certification, we are an aspect of the Program Approval Process which is part of meeting the Perkins requirements, we help prepare students for their next stage of life (continuing education, military, work force, etc), and so much more.

Please contact your Senators and Representatives and share your testimony of support for us.

Please remember that the message needs to emphasize SLDC as an integral part of Oregon’s Career and Technical Education, preparing students for careers and their next steps in education, in addition to helping students meet Oregon diploma requirements. From a workforce development standpoint, it would help if business partners, judges, etc. would address SLDC and Oregon CTSOs as important in preparing students for the workforce.

Thank You SkillsUSA Supporters

NikiClausen

Dear Tech Chairs, Judges and Supporters,

On Behalf of SkillsUSA Oregon I would like to thank you all for your support of the SkillsUSA Oregon and our Spring Leadership Conference and SkillsUSA Championship. This conference was a huge success with 685 participants from 41 different schools competing in 64 different competitions, both Skills and Leadership. Those competitions would not have been possible with out your involvement and dedication. We truly appreciate all that you do for SkillsUSA Oregon and these student members. I hope that you all enjoyed this conference and getting to interact with these talented students from across the state. Because of your efforts the Gold Medalist in each competition is now preparing to compete at Nationals, representing Oregon in the top 2% of Career and Technical Education Students across the country.

Please contact me with any feedback about the conference as we are continually working to improve our work.

Thank you again for your involvement and I look forward to working with you again next year as we continue to work to insure that America has a skilled workforce in the future.

Sincerely,

Niki Clausen, State Director
SkillsUSA Oregon

Possible Student Leadership Development Center and SkillsUSA Cut

NikiClausen

Attached is a letter for Chris Rankin, the Director of the Student Leadership Development Center (SLDC). This letter includes important information about the funding of the SLDC.

Also please make sure that you are having student compete the Post Card Campaign. If you did not get your Post Card Packet at Spring Conference it will be coming to you in the mail. (And if you need more please contact me.)

I encourage you to contact your Senators and Representatives about the importance of Career and Technical Education and co-curricular opportunities like SkillsUSA through the Student Leadership Development Center.

The Board of Advisors Chair, Mike Bade, will be sending a letter to all Senators and Representatives with information about SkillsUSA – and now they need to hear for you, their constituents.

Please contact Niki Clausen at the State Office with any questions or for further information.

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Legislative Hearings – Share Your SkillsUSA Story

NikiClausen

Public Testimony Hearing in Salem at the Capital – Thursday, April 23, 5:30p-8p. (That’s today!) Advisors, Students, Parents, Alumni, and Supports – please plan to attend and share why SkillsUSA is important and should not be cut. Please wear official dress or professional attire, prepare written testimony to submit as well as to be orally presented. This is a chance to share your voice about the importance of the Student Leadership Development Center and SkillsUSA Oregon. Attached are several documents that may help you prepare.

Attached is also the schedule of when other Public Hearings will be happening around the State over the next two weeks. Check to see if there is one closer to home for you to attend and testify at. This is important for us in order to secure funding for next year.

If you cannot attend, please contact your local Senator and Representative personal to share the importance of the Student Leadership Development Center and specifically SkillsUSA

Please contact Niki Clausen at the State Office with questions.

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SkillsUSA Thank You Notes

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Remember that this year we have a new Prize Policy due to our generous sponsors, especially the Air National Guard. This year EVERY 1st-3rd place winner, in both Skill and Leadership Competitions, has a prize waiting for them at the State Office. Please send thank you notes to the State Office (address below) so that I can send you the student prizes. I need these thank you notes as soon as possible (I know it is after the deadline, so get them in quickly). Please contact me with questions. I have attached directions.

Congratulations again to all of your students and a great Spring Conference!

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SkillsUSA Advisors -

Congratulations on a great Spring Conference.

Attached you will find the Leadership Awards Results and the Skill Awards Results, the Prize Policy Instructions, and National Conference Information and Instructions. (Please make sure to meet the first deadline of Friday, April 17)

I will be sending out Certificates and medallions that were not collected at conference with the prizes.

Thank you advisors for all that you do for this organization, without you this would not be possible. Your Thank You Gift will also be sent in the prize package.

Please contact me with questions and thank you again for helping to make the 2009 Spring Leadership Conference and Skills Championships a success.

Niki Clausen
SkillsUSA Oregon State Director
503.385.4637
niki.clausen@wesd.org

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2009 SkillsUSA Technical Contest Results

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3-D Visualization and Animation

1^st – Roseburg-Team B-Zach Eck, Kurtis Vancleave

2^nd –Roseburg-Team A-Kyler Smith, Ian Winter

Advertising Design-Post-Secondary

1^st –Clackamas Community-Corey Bade

Advertising Design-Secondary

1^st –South Medford-Marshall Moses

2^nd –Mt.View-Quin Mansfields

3^rd – South Salem-Sean Sullivan

4^th – South Medford-Holdyn Hastey

5^th – Mt. View-Shelby Denham

Architectural Drafting

1^st – Roseburg-Caleb Couch

2^nd –North Medford-Tom Beech

3^rd – Roseburg-Tyler Lincecum

4^th – Roseburg-Cory Lundy

5^th – Roseburg-Cody Cooper

6^th – Benson-Jacob Rotherham

Automated Manufacturing

1^st – St. Helens-Team A-Jacob Carpenter, Steven Cox, Kyle Babuska

2^nd –Benson-David Johnson, Maxwell McCain, Jeff Robideau

3^rd – St. Helens-Team B- Michael Bailey, Jerrod Gump, Calab Larson

4^th – Redmond-Justin Baumgartner, James Hull, Austin Whitehurst

5^th –Sabin-Daniel Bricker, Pere Lyphyagou, Zach Lafferty

6^th – David Douglas-Amanda Fritz, Cameron McAllister, Derek Neff

Auto Refinishing Technology-Post Secondary

1^st – Linn-Benton Community College-Jesse Howell

2^nd –Linn-Benton Community College-Michael Humphrey

3^rd – Linn-Benton Community College-Kevin Burch

Auto Refinishing Technology-Secondary

1^st – Eagle Point-Matthew Mendoza

2^nd –Estacada-Cody Bagley

Auto Service Technology-Post-Secondary

1^st – Linn-Benton Community College-Matt Dubanoski

2^nd – Linn-Benton Community College-Weston Kramer

3^rd – Umpqua-Lee Wetherell

4^th – Umpqua-Daniel Girardet

5^th – Umpqua-Tony Newton

6^th – Umpqua-Don Neuzum

Auto Service Technology-Secondary

1^st – Mountain view-Bryan Zivney

2^nd –Benson-Ronald Fritzler

3^rd – Redmond-Luke Simmons

4^th –Eagle Point-Nathan Wehinger

5^th –Mountain View-Scott Collister

6^th –Capital Center-Mike Comey

Cabinetmaking

1^st –Benson-Vicki Lam

2^nd –Redmond-Brett Allen

3^rd – Coquille-Jared Walden

4^th –Redmond-Francisco Robles

5^th –North Medford-Arturo Gavilanes

6^th – Benson-Chad Deem

CAD Novice

1^st – Redmond-Nicholas Jeldness

2^nd –Roseburg-Stuart Wagoner

3^rd – Roseburg-Laura Richardson

4^th – Roseburg-Theron Webber

5^th – Roseburg-John Talik

6^th – Roseburg-Jordan Gegenhuber

Cake Decorating

1^st – Sabin-Chantel Deltat

2^nd –Reynolds-Kristen Erwin

3^rd – Glendale-Alyssa Staten

4^th – Sabin-Jade Fernandez

5^th –Hidden Valley-Naomi Sonney

6^th – Sabin-Brittany Rogers

Carpentry

1^st – Glendale-Austin Snelling

2^nd –Coquille-Heston Altenbach

4^th – Hidden Valley-Ryan Whittaker

4^th – Hidden Valley-Richard Hartman

Collision Repair Tech-Secondary

1^st – North Bend-Josh St. Pierrie

Collision Repair Tech-Secondary

1^st – Linn-Benton-Community College- Spencer Patton

2^nd –Linn-Benton Community College-Mario Mesa

Commercial Baking

1^st – Saint Helens-Mickilyne Simpson

2^nd –Lebanon-Edie Masters

3^rd – Reynolds-Alicia Santiago

4^th – Gladstone-Colleen Oingerang

5^th – Centinnial-Tiffany Ly

6^th – Lebanon-Josilyn Richardson

Computer Maintenance Technology

1^st – North Medford-Evan Peterson

2^nd –Benson-Jpseph Ta

3^rd – Crook County-Jarren Bobbilott

Computer Programming

1^st – South Salem-Vinay Bikkina

2^nd –North Medford-Christian Vandagrift

3^rd –Benson-Milan Justel

4^th –Benson-Danudet D.

5^th – Reynolds-Drake Bridgewater

6^th –Lebanon-Grant Girdner

Cosmetology

1^st – Sabin, Claudia Martinez

2^nd – Sabin Marilyn Olivera

3^rd – Sabin, Kayla Seals

4^th – Sabin, Amanda Axtell

Cosmetology – Post Secondary

1^st – Image Designers, Ashley Shore

Crime Scene Investigation

1^st – Sabin-Team 2 Andrew, Christian, Adam

2^nd – Sabin- Team 1 Elka, Phillip, Jordin

Criminal Justice

1^st – Sabin, Brian Rominger

2^nd –Sabin, Mackenzie Carroll

3^rd – Sabin, Christopher Thomson

Culinary Arts

1^st – South Salem-Josh Meyer

2^nd –Sabin-Courtney Walker

3^rd – Sabin-Loren Smith

4^th – Glendale-Katlynd Lee

5^th – Centennial-Alex El-khal

6^th – South Salem-Ashlee Reintzell

Customer Service

1^st – Westview-Amy Kyllo

2^nd –Sabin-Amanda Axtell

3^rd – Sabin-Caitlyn Hustoff

4^th – Sabin-Natalya K.

Diesel Equipment Technology-Post-Secondary

1^st – Linn-Benton Community College-John Solonika

2^nd –Linn-Benton Community College-Jake Wimer

3^rd – Linn-Benton Community College- Dustin Fullerton

4^th – Linn-Benton Community College-Bryan Warth

5^th –Umpqua Community College-David Neward

Diesel Equipment Technology- Secondary

1^st –Eagle Point-Andrew Dorman

2^nd –Capital Center-Solomon Rossen

3^rd –Estacada-Josh Boeck

4^th – Estacada-Sam Peterson

Electronics Applications

2^nd –Sabin- Ben Morse

Electronics Technology

2^nd –Sabin- Phil Prater

3^rd – Sabin-Miroslav Vdovich

4^th – Benson- Quoc Ngo

Engineering Technology

1^st – 4801-Saint Helens-Nicole, Shelby, Derek

Esthetics

1^st – Sabin-Elizabeth Dehutt

2^nd –Sabin-Natalya K.

3^rd – Sabin-Morgan Krueger

First Aid/CPR

1^st – Reynolds-Michelle Woo

2^nd –Benson-Thuan Vuong

3^rd – Glendale-Ashley King

4^th – Benson-Nou Vang

5^th – Colton-Justin Frajio

Food and Beverage Service

1^st – Centennial, Paul Chaung

2^nd – Centennial, Ellen Pem

3^rd – Lebanon, Katie Miltenberger

4^th – Stayton, Katrina Lindgren

5^th – Sabin, Rebecca Ten Haken

6^th – Sabin, Tyler Dolding

Internetworking

1^st – Benson, Shawn Sanow

Nail Care

1^st – Sabin-Rasmey Yin

2^nd –Sabin-Caitlin Hustoft

3^rd – Sabin-Mariah Stephens

Nurse Assisting

1^st – Benson-My-Van Duong

2^nd –Reynolds-Laura Woo

3^rd – Benson- Luna T.

4^th – Colton-Kyza Stansfield

Photography

1^st – Benson-Kathy Phouthirath

2^nd –Benson-Kiara Penson

3^rd – Bend-Kayla Mckenzie

4^th – Mt.View-Nicolette Bost

5^th – Eagle Point-Josie Rosebro

6^th –Eagle Point-Brent Misener

Power Equipment Technology

1^st – Redmond-Kevin Fresbee

2^nd –Mountain View-Carl Henning

3^rd – Mountain View-Juan Murguia

4^th – David Douglas-Thomas Doyle

5^th – Eagle Point-Cody Clement

6^th – Meek Pro Tech.-Jordan Falkenstein

Precision Machining Technology

1^st – Stayton-Logan Nelson

2^nd –David Douglas-Nathan Szymanski

3^rd –Coquille-Reese Miller

4^th –Roseburg-Taylor Carter

5^th –St. Helens-Skyler Kent

6^th –Sabin-Ethan Shepard

Preschool Teaching Assistant

1^st – South Salem-Gaby Lopez

2^nd –South Salem-Imelda Cortes

3^rd – Colton-Amanda Graves

4^th – South Salem-Adriana Aguilera-Anderson

5^th – South Salem-Laney Snook

6^th – South Salem-Ruth Osio-Herra

Radio Production

1^st – Benson-Brian Halvorson, Shawn Spears

2^nd – Eagle Point-Peter Bilden, Karla Geigle

Related Technical Math

1^st – South Salem-Nicholas Silva

2^nd –Benson-Blaise Clarke

3^rd – Madras-Josriel Pasikatan

4^th – Gladstone-Patrick Salinas

Residential Wiring

1^st – Benson-Benjamin Shy

2^nd –Benson-Ben Pixley

3^rd – Benson-Chris Pixley

Sheet Metal

1^st – St. Helens-Josh Holz

2^nd – St. Helens-Callen Prettyman

3^rd – St. Helens-Garrick Youngberg

4^th – Benson-Meyee Cha

5^th – St. Helens-MistyRose Farmer

6^th – St. Helens-Stephen Thomas

Technical Computer Applications

1^st – Benson-Huy Pham

2^nd –Madras-Celina A.

3^rd – Madras-Alejandro Lopez

Technical Drafting

1^st – Reynolds-Aivy Nguyen

2^nd –Roseburg-Austin-Montgomery

3^rd – Roseburg-Ruby Latham

4^th – Roseburg-Jeremy Gegenhuber

5^th – Benson-Steven Seitz

6^th – Roseburg-Brian o’Neil

TV Production

1^st –Benson-Team B-Eileen Tom, Sue Yang

2^nd –Eagle Point-Austin B., Matt S.

3^rd –Benson-Team A-David Hotchkiss, Mekhena Tennehill

4^th –Crook County-Jarren Bonillot, Margarita Saldana

5^th –Eagle Point- Gabriela Hernandez, Aaron Meyers

6^th – Crook County-Tim Allen, Jeffery Personett

Video Product Development

1^st – Eagle Point HS Janet Kabot, LaChelle Robertson

Web Design

1^st – Benson-Kelly Guitierrez, Patrick Valdefiera

2^nd –Madras-Adriana Gutierrez, Erik Leon

3^rd – Centennial-Jing Ma, Derek R.

General Welding-Post-Secondary

1^st – Linn-Benton Community College-Cameron Moran

2^nd –Linn-Benton Community College-David Eagan

3^rd – Linn-Benton Community College-Erik Flanagan

General Welding

1^st – St. Helens-Michael Bailey

2^nd –Grants Pass-Darrick Watman

3^rd – Sabin-Michael Wiley

4^th – Sabin-J.J. Chen

5^th – North Valley-Devon Wiltermood

6^th – Grants Pass-Tyler Schubert

Welding-Arc

1^st –Sabin-Alex Fornes

2^nd –Grants Pass-Billy Hiljus

3^rd – North Bend-Kyle Rose

4^th – Stayton-Greg Scott

5^th – Klamath Union-Joseph Gardner

6^th – Grants Pass-Nathan Whisenhunt

Welding-FAB

1^st – Crook County, Zach, Clinton, Tyler

2^nd – Stayton, Scott, Darrin, Zach

3^rd – David Douglas, Matt, Joshua, Nicholas

4^th – Coquille, Alex, Trenton, Ryan

5^th – Stayton, Chad, Ryan, Trevor

6^th – St Helens, Dusty, Brad, Stephen

Welding FAB – Post Secondary

1^st – LBCC, Joseph, Dennis, Tucker

2^nd – LBCC, Sean, Scott, Sean

Welding-MIG

1^st –North Bend-Kyle Deming

2^nd –Hidden Valley-Kyle Hall

3^rd – Mt.View-Kenny Echternkamp

4^th – Grants Pass-Spencer Johnson

5^th – Sabin-Anthony Opoka-2782

6^th – 2746-Sabin

Welding-OXY

1^st –Sweet Home-Andrew Barba

2^nd –Benson-Jetten Delmoral

3^rd – North Bend-Nick Garcia

4^th – North Bend-Mike Further

5^th – Roseburg-Tyler Harter

6^th – Grants Pass-Zane Johnson

Welding-TIG

1^st –North Bend-Andrew Mcrae

2^nd –Klamath Union-Aaron Frei

3^rd – Hidden Valley-Kevin Bare

4^th – Roseburg-Aaron Borges

5^th – Sweet Home-Dustin Collman

6^th – Estacada-Jeremy Hall

2009 SkillsUSA Leadership Contest Results

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Job Interview:

1^st Place – Stayton Heather Bierbower

2^nd Place – Benson Nou Vang

3^rd Place – St Helens Nicole Craft

4^th Place – Madras Javier Pineda

5^th Place – Benson Stephen Gibson

6^th Place – St Helens Cody Lufkin

Quiz Bowl:

1^st Place – Benson

2^nd Place – Sweet Home

3^rd Place – Reynolds

4^th Place – Bend

5^th Place – Madras

6^th Place – Centennial

Promotional Bulletin Board:

1^st Place – Benson

2^nd Place – Madras

3^rd Place – Centennial

4^th Place – North Valley

Tech Prep Showcase:

5^th Place – Sabin Schellenberg Law – Hopper, Carroll, Howell

3^rd Place – Sabin Schellenberg Law – Christina Elka Chris

3^rd Place – Sabin Schellenberg Manufacturing – Mike Anthony, Brad

3^rd Place – Sabin Schellenberg Transportation – Andy, Amanda, Heath

2^nd Place – Sabin Schellenberg Human Services – Elizabeth, Natalya, Ashley

2^nd Place – St Helens Manufacturing – Gerrick, Mikalan, Andy

1^st Place – Roseburg Architecture – Anna, Mary Trevor

Safety Participation:

1^st Place – Eagle Point Rachel Woods

2^nd Place – Stayton Zach Stutzman

3^rd Place – Eagle Point Andrew Doorman

4^th Place – Stayton Chad Mitchell

5^th Place – Stayton Katrina Lindsey

6^th Place – Sabin Schellenberg Ethan Shepard

Extemporaneous Speaking:

1^st Place – Lebanon Grant Girdner

2^nd Place – North Valley Austin

3^rd Place – Benson Ian Hankins

4^th Place – Grants Pass Danielle Roe

5^th Place – North Valley Emily Angelini

Job Skill Demonstration A:

1^st Place – Reynolds Michelle Woo

2^nd Place – St Helens Jessica Jacobs

3^rd Place – St Helens Tyler Bennet

4^th Place – Eagle Point Jensen Handel

Post Secondary

1^st Place – Image Designers Ashley Shore

Job Skill Demonstration Open:

1^st Place – Reynolds Cindy Tam

2^nd Place – Sabin Schellenberg Brian Rominger

3^rd Place – Mt View Alexis Mastrud

4^th Place – Mt View Quin Mansfield

5^th Place – Mt View Nicolette Bost

American Spirit Award:

2^nd Place – North Valley

Community Service:

1^st Place – Centennial: Natasha Her, Tiffany Ly, Vincent Phan

2^nd Place – North Valley: Emily Angelini, Angela Landsdown, Antony Gragg

3^rd Place – Centennial: Alex El-Khal, Johnny Hoang, James Au

Opening and Closing:

1^st Place – St Helens:

2^nd Place – David Douglas 5102: Thomas Doyle, Joshua McClure, Derek Neff, Kaylee Drasbek, Evan Rosenboom, Micheal Boyd, Cameron McAllister

3^rd Place – David Douglas 5101: Curtis Binder, Carson Colten, CJ Fogg, Nicholas Riehl, Amanda Fritz, Nathan Szymanski, Matt Kaufman

Emblem Ceremony:

1^st Place – Reynolds
Prepared Speech:

1^st Place – Eagle Point Karla Geigle

2^nd Place – Mazama Stephanie Kerns

3^rd Place – Eagle Point Brittney Swanton

4^th Place – Sabin Schellenberg Katie Hammerschmidt

5^th Place – Benson Ra’Chelle Boswell-Collins

6^th Place – Eagle Point Rachel Woods

Pledge Speaking:

1^st Place – Lebanon Josilyn Richardson

2^nd Place – Mazama Brett Henderson

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