Newly Elected Junior Officers Welcomed Into SkillsUSA Chapter

The SkillsUSA chapter at Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center recently held elections for the officers of the junior leadership team. These leaders represent a variety of career-tech programs at CTC and home schools across the county!

Officer positions will be determined soon - but for now, join us in congratulating the students who will serve as the junior leadership team!

SkillsUSA Junior Officers – 2025-26

• Emmett Beaver - Applied Engineering & Manufacturing junior from Northwestern High School
• Aneka Botello - Health Occupations junior from Tecumseh High School
• Ethan Christian - Applied Engineering & Manufacturing junior from Shawnee High School
• Dadjinie Clairina - Engineering & Architectural Design junior from Springfield High School
• Phoebe Fout - Dental Assisting junior from Shawnee High School
• Kennedy Fultz - Applied Engineering & Manufacturing  junior from Northwestern High School
• Zitlaly Gonzalez - Dental Assisting junior from Tecumseh High School
• Carson Hamilton - Heating & Air Technologies junior from Northeastern High School
• Grace Hay - Health Occupations junior from Shawnee High School
• Emma Huffman - Health Occupations junior from Northeastern High School
• Corinna Jackson - Carpentry junior from Springfield High School
• Lillyanne Tirey - Dental Assisting junior from Northeastern High School
• Dylan Wells - Electrical Trades junior from Shawnee High School

👏 Congrats to all these outstanding juniors — we can’t wait to see your leadership in action throughout the school year!

What is SkillsUSA?

SkillsUSA is a national organization that helps career-tech students build the skills they need to succeed in college, careers, and life. With nearly 400,000 members across the country, SkillsUSA gives students the chance to grow in three key areas: personal skills, workplace skills, and technical skills. Students not only practice hands-on skills in more than 140 career fields—from welding to first aid—but they also develop the “soft skills” employers value most, like teamwork, communication, and leadership.

For more information on the SkillsUSA chapter here at CTC visit SCCTC.org/SkillsUSA.