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The Law and Public Safety pathway provides in-depth competencies and components for SkillsUSA. SkillsUSA is a national, nonprofit student organization that has developed over 10 million workers through active partnerships between employers and educators.
Hundreds of American industries have turned to SkillsUSA as the source for employees who exemplify "Champions at Work" in both skills and attitudes. SkillsUSA aims to empower its members to world-class leaders, workers, and responsible American citizens.
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SkillsUSA Students Compete and Place Against Over Fifty Schools in Statewide Competition
SkillsUSA Students Compete and Place Against Over Fifty Schools in Statewide Competition
On March 22-23, 2019 (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) Burke County High School's SkillsUSA group competed against over 50 other schools in the state of Georgia. Students won first place in Career Pathway Law and Public Safety and second place in Building Maintenance.
Autumn Penvose, Brianna Rogers, and Toniya Wesby participated in Career Pathway Law and Public Safety,and won the gold medal. Christopher Jackson participated in Building Maintenance and won the silver medal. Congratulations to those students for doing an amazing job and displaying excellence.
Brandon Kiner, John Howell, Exavier Jackson, and Dalton Hall: Tactical and Squat Event
Breanna Watts: Participated in Legal and Law Testing
Dontrell McNair and Keldrion Cobb : Participated in Dry Wall
Nyla White and Nia Nichloson : Participated in Wood working Display
We send special thanks to the Burke County High Administration, faculty, staff, and Burke County Transportation for your support. When students are successful, we share the success with the team. Thanks to Officer Boyd for his hard work helping the students prepare and becoming a SkillsUSA advisor. Thank you, Mrs. Sandra Johnson for your outstanding help with the female students’ preparation.
Congratulations again to all of the participants. You represented Burke County well!
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