Springdale CTE
March 2021
A G R I C U L T U R E
Springdale High FFA
SHS Plant Sale
April 19: 7 am - 5 pm
April 20: 8 am - 6 pm
April 21: 7 am - 4 pm
Items for sale include ferns, tomatoes, herbs, peppers, impatients, begonias and various other plants for bedding and hanging baskets! Come early as stock sells out quickly!
SHS Custom Signage
Students enroll in the Agriculture Mechanics and Agriculture Structure courses at SHS.
SHS Custom Built Trailers
Agriculture teachers at SHS include Chad Burkett, Josh Rice and Brittany Beck.
Har-Ber Calculates Food Rations for Animals
The student activity pictured below shows students exhibiting their understanding of nutrient calculations for product labels. The nutritional information is used to compute a guaranteed analysis on pet food or livestock grain bags. Students took nutritional facts from three different feedstuffs and computed total weight in ounces, total protein % (of all three products combined), total fat % (of all three products combined), and total calories for their animal food ration.
Trade & Industry
HBHS Wins National & State Titles
Additionally, HBHS TV students placed 1st, 2nd and Best Actress in the Arkansas Prevent Stamp Out Smoking competition. This is the 10th consecutive year that a Springdale team has placed 1st in the competition. The thirty second commercial encouraged the prevention of tobacco use. The winning teams consisted of Samantha Lewandowski, Ellen Fink, Luke Perez, Abra Jones, Norah Bayyari, and Addison Whitney.
Cole Hartman, Har-Ber Drone Pilot
DTSOI Custom Designs
Industrial Maintenance students Octavia Harlow, Michael Morrison and Ty Shreve deliver a table they designed and built for the DTSOI Agricultural program. Mr. Wes Higginson is the instructor of the Industrial Technology program.
Custom Bike Rack
DTSOI Industrial Maintenance Team
Custom Built Table
DTSOI Diesel Mechanics
Diesel Motors
Lincoln Tech Visits DTSOI
Repair and Maintenance
S T E M
SHS Women in Computer Science Awards
The National NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing (AiC) is powered by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) and recognizes 9th-12th grade female students for their computing-related achievements and interests, as part of an effort to encourage a diverse range of students to choose careers in technology.
Recipients were selected from high schools across 46 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and all U.S. overseas military bases for their outstanding aptitude and aspirations in technology and computing as demonstrated by their computing experience, computing-related activities, leadership experience, tenacity in the face of barriers to access, and plans for post-secondary education.
Each recipient will receive recognition and prizes; induction into the AiC Community of nearly 20,000 technical individuals; access to resources, scholarships, and internship opportunities; and more.
Cindy Ledezma - NCWIT Affiliate Winner
Dreko Tatios - NCWIT Affiliate Winner
Kalaya Samuel - NCWIT Affiliate Winner
Elizabeth Garcia - National Honorable Mention
Lizbeth Perez - National Honorable Mention
Alice Katie Olivares - NCWIT Affiliate Winner
Maria Orduna - NCWIT Affiliate Winner
Giselle Perez - NCWIT Affiliate Winner
SHS Computer Science Instructors
SHS Placed Five Teams in CyberPatriot Competition
Teams from Springdale High School recently concluded an exceptional season of CyberPatriot.-the Air Force Association’s National Youth Cyber Defense Competition. This competition challenges teams of students across the United States, Canada, and other schools abroad, to find and resolve cybersecurity vulnerabilities in simulated environments. The teams excelled in the qualifying rounds, demonstrating teamwork, critical thinking skills, and technical knowledge key to a successful career in cybersecurity. The team’s performance earned them a spot in the Arkansas State Round’s Gold and Silver Tier.
2nd Place - Gold Tier - Code Red Team
Andres Dimas, Senior
Israel Gurrola, Senior
Asael Manjarrez-Aldaco, Senior
3rd Place Gold Tier - Team Alpha Omega
Alan Barron, Junior
Kevin Lucero Terehov, Sophomore
Adam Teakell, Sophomore
Gold Tier - 4th Place - Team Night Riot
Brayden Campbell, Junior
Joel Melendez, Junior
Joel Ramos, Junior
Gold Tier - 5th Place - Cyberian Tigers
Silver Tier - First Place - Technologic
George JH - Automation & Robotics
George Junior High Automation and Robotics students are building ten different gears in class. In the video students are exhibiting how the "Crank and Slider" gear works. A final project will be require students to design and build an automated factory assembly line. GJHS student engineers pictured are Brooke Saylors and Maurice Starks. Mrs. Tracie Smith teaches the Automation and Robotics plus the Design and Modeling courses at GJHS.
Family & Consumer Sciences
DTSOI Earns Bronze FCCLA Medal
As a Community Service Project with the Compassion House the Don Tyson School of Innovation FCCLA members participated in a peer to peer teaching series called ‘Making Mealtime Meaningful’.
Students visit once a month teaching residents skills such as cooking, baking, household budgeting, continuing education, job applications, resume writing, and vehicle maintenance. The DTSOI FCCLA chapter earned a bronze metal for this project at the district level and is currently awaiting state competition results. Mrs. Lisa Welton is the FCCLA Advisor at DTSOI.
Har-Ber FCCLA
HBHS had six students that were awarded Arkansas FCCLA STAR Event awards. Tabitha Nichols and Claire Doty won Gold in the Focus on Children Level 3. Lacy Stephens and Presley Shelton also were awarded GOLD at State STAR Events and will be advancing to Nationals in the category, Food Innovations Level 3. Congratulations to these students and Mrs. Lori Rooney, Family & Consumer Sciences instructor and FCCLA Adviser!
Tabitha Nichols & Claire Doty
Lacy Stephens & Presley Shelton
George FCCLA
Six GJHS students completed at the Arkansas FCCLA STAR events and won awards! Emilee Flores and Azael Manjarrez won Gold in the Focus on Children event. The students will advance to Nationals in Nashville, Tennessee this summer. Allesandra Chavez and Alissa Sanders competed in Professional Presentation. Joyce Herrera and Erica Ambriz won Gold in Chapter Service Project Portfolio and will also advance to the national FCCLA competition. Mrs. Jennifer Fortenberry is the Family & Consumer Sciences teacher and FCCLA Adviser at GJHS.
Joyce Herrera & Erica Ambriz
Emilee Flores & Azael Manjarrez
Allesandra Chavez & Alissa Sanders
FCCLA State Leadership Conference 2021
Chef Anthony Chavez, 6th Grader
Chef Anthony Chavez, 6th Grade
Culinary Team Preparing Orange Chicken
DTSOI Culinary Team
Career & Technical Education
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Location: 2667 Hylton Road, Springdale, AR, USA
Phone: (479)750-8770