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Woodward seniors Zach Snider and Micah Heflin took home top honors at the recent SkillsUSA competition in Interactive Application and Video Game Development. The High Plains Technology Center students created
Elijah Nelson and Max Downer were awarded Skill Point Certificates in Interactive Application and Video Game Development.
WCTC had 24 students compete, with 12 students earning medals in 10 different competitions.
Students at the Mid-Coast School of Technology did not skip a beat returning to the SkillsUSA Maine Leadership and Skills Conference for the first time since March 2019. SkillsUSA is a national co-curricular organization geared towards connecting...
BANGOR — Students at the Mid-Coast School of Technology did not skip a beat returning to the SkillsUSA Maine Leadership and Skills Conference for the first time since March 2019.