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Mid-February-CTE-Spotlight-Bellevue CTE SPOTLIGHT Marilyn Henselman Director of Career and Technical CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION, Mid-February 2021 Education Programs DID YOU MISS THE CTE TOWN HALL THAT WAS HELD ON FEBRUARY 9? If you missed the CTE Town Hall that was held on February 9, please watch the recording to see information regarding all our CTE career pathways from middle school to high school. The information provided during this session was intended to help parents and students understand the many career pathways available through the Bellevue School District. You may also want to review the CTE Career Pathways book that outlines each career pathway with a 6- year student plan from middle to high school for each career pathway. The book also explains all college credit opportunities and industry recognized certifications that are possible under these career pathways. Below are the links for these resources: CTE Career Pathways Book: https://bsd405.org/wp-content/pdf/cte/CTE-career-pathways-2021-2022.pdf CTE Town Hall Recording: https://youtu.be/VH34oJJsqPw WHAT’S HAPPENING IN CTE REGARDING BACK TO SCHOOL IN-PERSON SERVICES? Over the summer and into the school year, CTE has been working to get classrooms ready once we received the green light to return. This was particularly important for our two- and three-hour Satellite and WANIC programs. These programs provide industry recognized certifications, but also include college credit. These programs have specific skills that must be met and cannot be done virtually to be ready for state exams. With the eager cooperation and encouragement of the instructors and some hard work getting the classrooms ready, the following programs have or are returning: • Culinary Arts and Advanced Culinary Arts with Chef Tracy Green at Newport HS – January 11 • Automotive Technology with Instructor Pete McCue at Bellevue HS – February 1 • Nursery and Greenhouse Operations with Instructor Lisa Lindholm at Interlake – February 1 • Welding Fabrication & Technology with Instructor Jim Agnew at Interlake – February 8 • Advanced Digital Media Technology with Instructor Steven Hamada at Newport – February 9 • Health Careers with Instructor JaneMarie Brown at Sammamish – March 1 • CISCO with Jeff Mason and Mike Hansen at Newport – Asynchronous Group Reviews – March 1 Thank you to the teachers, parents and students for your continued support and enthusiasm returning to school! (Images are from the Automotive Technology program at Bellevue High!) DECA HAS GREAT SUCCESS EVEN DURING COVID AND VIRTUAL COMPETITIONS! Like many things this school year, the Area DECA Conference was different. Normally, the teachers take students over to the Meydenbauer Center where they dress up in business clothes and interact with volunteers from the business community. As Tammi Rigger, Bellevue High DECA Advisor commented, “I love doing the competition because I think it’s such a great experience for students to have to apply their knowledge amidst all the nervous energy of competition and working with an adult. I was worried that the experience wouldn’t be as valuable this year, but I was wrong. Students are so resilient and adapted well to recording their presentation and submitting it for review by those volunteer judges from the business community. To say I am proud of their commitment and effort is an understatement.” The awards were held on Zoom Friday afternoon, and all the students did an outstanding job of representing the Bellevue School District! More than 1200 students from the Bellevue, Issaquah, and Snoqualmie Valley School Districts as well as Eastside Catholic and the Overlake School competed in 30 different events. Students scoring in the Top 12 in each event will move on to the State Career Development Conference, also virtual this year, in late February/early March. The following students have qualified to represent Bellevue School District! Bellevue High School: Advisor, Tammi Riggers: Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making – Dora Chen and Siqi Zhao (3) Entrepreneurship Team Decision Making – Angelique Wu and Emma Huang (10), Lorelai Claytor and Roman Nekrasov (6) Financial Services Team Decision Making – Eric Ma and Yilin Choi (2), Maggie Wang and Dorothy Zhang (1) Marketing Management Team Decision Making – Syndey Gaspar and Jordan Short (12) Travel and Tourism Team Decision Making – Anabel Blankenship and Netra Krishnan (8) Business Financial Services – William Chang (8) Entrepreneurship – Kelly Hong (8) Marketing Communications – Tara Meyyappan (8) Retail Merchandising – Mia Avansino (10) Sports and Entertainment Marketing – Nathanael Simon (5) Start-up Business Plan – Anabel Blankenship and Netra Krishnan (5), Maggie Wang and Dorothy Zhang (1) Students took a 100-question multiple choice test and then recorded a response to business case study that was scored by volunteer judges from the business community. In addition to our State Conference qualifiers, many students received recognition for the Top 10 highest scores in the test and/or video in each event category! Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making – Bahar Foroutan and Andrew Rose Entrepreneurship Team Decision Making – Risha Ashwin and Cindy Ni, Isaac Wong Hospitality Services Team Decision Making – Chloe Kwon and Mynah Shetty Marketing Management Team Decision Making – Reagan Tidwell, Adrien Delepine, Alexandra Hu and Emma Rizen Sports and Entertainment Team Decision Making – Campbell McGahan and John Short Marketing Communications – Catherine Lacis Restaurant and Food Service Management – Armina Moghadasi Interlake High School: Advisors Lasinnda Mathewson and Aric Weiker The Interlake Chapter had 39 qualify for State and have 11 written projects submitted. Sammamish High School: Advisor, Mike Lebeiko The Sammamish Chapter had 54 members who participated in the event, the following individuals qualified. First Name Last Name Event Place Severini Giorgia Business Services Marketing 2 Sriram Aditya Accounting Applications Series 3 Kashif Afifah Innovation Plan 4 Kashif Afifah Human Resource Management Series 11 Aly Salma Innovation Plan 4 Madhani Irfan Automotive Services Marketing Series 4 Nwizugbo Leah Hotel and Lodging Management 4 Madhani Omar Accounting Applications Series 5 Wong Alyssa Apparel & Accessories Marketing Series 8 Iqbal Maryam Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making 9 Wang Lydia Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making 9 Newport High School: Advisor, Jerry Borth The Newport Chapter had 68 members who qualified for state and 12 students who qualified in two events. First Name Last Name Event Place Jennifer Heng Marketing Communications Series Role Play 1st Megan Huang Hospitality Services Team Role Play 1st Ayla Karmali Hospitality Services Team Role Play 1st Ananya Verma Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 2nd Chloe Pai Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 2nd Joshua Zhou Food Marketing Series Role Play 3rd Ethan Luo Integrated Marketing Campaign - Product 3rd Anthony (Mike) Azure Start-Up Business Plan 3rd Shruthi Arunkumar Integrated Marketing Campaign - Product 4th Rachel Jin Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 4th Samuel Chen Financial Consulting 4th Eunice Lee Professional Selling 4th Miki Kusunose Entrepreneurship Series Role Play 5th Jenny Ni Integrated Marketing Campaign - Product 5th Ethan Tampa Integrated Marketing Campaign - Product 5th Athena Situ Integrated Marketing Campaign - Service 5th Arthi Venkatesh Integrated Marketing Campaign - Service 5th Elaine Zhang Financial Consulting 5th Jake Dembo Entrepreneurship Series Role Play 6th Katherine Chang Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 6th Jessica Chen Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 6th Sriya Bulusu Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 7th Alison Lee Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 7th Athena Situ Start-Up Business Plan 7th Arthi Venkatesh Start-Up Business Plan 7th Kaitlinh Bui Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 9th Maggie Ma Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 9th Saivi Madan Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 9th Michinari Tawara Business Services Marketing Role Play 10th Alex Niu Entrepreneurship Series Role Play 10th Uma Bratt Integrated Marketing Campaign - Event 10th Jennifer Heng Start-Up Business Plan 10th Nikhil Kagalwala Start-Up Business Plan 10th Miki Kusunose Start-Up Business Plan 10th Kavin Manivasagam Quick Service Restaurant Management Role Play 12th Colin Chang Financial Services Team Role Play 12th Aidan Pong Financial Services Team Role Play 12th Catherine Leininger Travel & Tourism Team Role Play 12th Harmani Verrachi Travel & Tourism Team Role Play 12th The following students have prepared a 20-page project and will be competing in the following events: Diya Garg Business Growth Plan Sophie Sajnani Business Growth Plan Lucas Huang Business Solutions Project Yu-Chuan Huang Business Solutions Project Sophie Sajnani Community Awareness Project Nishita Khosla Community Awareness Project Ananya Verma Community Awareness Project Richard Yang Community Awareness Project Sagan Russ Community Giving Project Jenny Zheng Community Giving Project Mihir Sharma Community Giving Project Megan Reinke Finance Operations Research Sriya Bulusu Franchise Business Plan Sherry Chen Franchise Business Plan Alison Lee Franchise Business Plan Jake Dembo Franchise Business Plan Christie Lee Franchise Business Plan Jenny Zheng Franchise Business Plan Anika Mohan Franchise Business Plan Mohini Paul Franchise Business Plan Marcus Yao Franchise Business Plan Belle Lin Hospitality and Tourism Operations Research Eva Zhong Hospitality and Tourism
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