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Westminster Public Schools honors CTE students for state‑level success
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Summary
The board recognized CTE student organizations for state competition placements: ProStart earned third in state, multiple SkillsUSA students qualified for nationals, and students across FCCLA, FBLA and HOSA achieved top state placements; one student earned a CNA credential.
The Westminster Public Schools Board of Education recognized Career and Technical Education students and staff for recent competitive successes.
CTE presenter Jonathan Ramsey introduced the recognitions and welcomed CTE administrator Lotte Wilson, who listed multiple student achievements: ProStart earned third place at the state competition, FCCLA and FBLA students placed in state top 10, and SkillsUSA students earned top placements with several qualifying for nationals. Lotte Wilson noted one student was named a SkillsUSA state officer — a first for the district — and another student received a CNA credential at the ceremony.
Presenters thanked coaches and staff who supported students’ preparation and invited student teams to the dais for group photos. The board applauded the students’ efforts and referenced upcoming events such as a parent/team dinner tied to ProStart and the district art showcase and other spring performances.
The superintendent later cited these partnerships and showcases as examples of the district’s Destination 2030 goals and expanded learning opportunities for students.
