We are so proud of all of our Hawk students who participated, competed, and travelled this summer to National Competitions for their career area. We acknowledge your commitment to excellence and passion for your trade.
SkillsUSA Re-Cap
We had 5 students travel to Atlanta, Georgia to participate in the SkillsUSA Leadership Conference.
Scott Benson, Architectural Drafting
Ryan Coleman, Culinary Arts
Sebastien Drobinski, Automotive Service Tech
Micah Johnson, Baking and Pastry Arts
Jackson Morrow-Word, Technical Drafting
We are proud to announce that Scott Benson placed 12th in his competition!
Educators Rising Re-Cap
We had 10 Hawks travel to Portland, Oregon to compete in the National Educators Rising Conference.
India Motley, Lesson Plan & Delivery STEM.
Faith Steward, Researching Learning Challenges.
Nailah Prado, Researching Learning Challenges.
Na'Taysia Hoxter, Researching Learning Challenges
Kobe Hendrick, Researching Learning Challenges.
Hailey Stafford, Children's Literature K-3.
Destiny Watkins, Children's Literature K-3.
Emma Alcaraz, Children's Literature Pre-K.
Lyric Watson, Class of 2026, is competing in Children's Literature Pre-K.
Brooklyn Spencer, Class of 2028, is competing in Children's Literature K-3.
Congratulations to India Motley for placing 8th in her competition!
India is a 2-time Delaware gold medalist and a 2-time top ten finisher in the Lesson and Plan & Delivery-STEM category. Congratulations, India!
HOSA Re-Cap
We had 15 Hawks travel to Indianapolis, Indiana to compete in the International HOSA Competition.
Congratulations to Gabrielle Shubert and Thai Wells who placed 8th in the world vs the United States and 5 other countries in the Emergency Medical Services Competition!
Gabby and Thai are 2-time 1st place Delaware Emergency Medical Technician winners and 2-time top ten International HOSA place finishers. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Carter Kraiss who placed 2nd in the world vs the United States and 5 other countries in the Sports Medicine Competition!
Congratulations to Carter Kraiss, Athletic Healthcare Class of 2027. As a sophomore he placed 1st in the Delaware Occupational Therapy Competition, and moved onto place 6th in the HOSA International Competition. This year, he decided to further challenge himself by competing in a different competition. Carter placed 1st in the Delaware Sports Medicine competition, and then earned 2nd place in the world in Sports Medicine! We are so proud of you! Amazing job!
Hawks, make sure to let your teacher know if you wish to rep your career area in your Career and Technical Student Organization Competition for the 2026-2027 school year! Best of Luck!