Geared Up for Skills

Have we grown? Yes! Five years ago the DATA program launched it's first SkillsUSA season with only 24 students. For 2015, we now have 142 members to include four educators and 138 students (121 from CCHS and 17 from Nellie Coffman Middle School). With more then 28 different skill and leadership contests and 5 different grade levels, it is very safe to say that our hands are full as we gear up for regional and state events!

LEADERSHIP

T-shirt Design

Pin Design

20 Second Elevator

Creed

Job Interview

Extemporaneous Speaking

Prepared Speech

Quiz Bowl

Occupational Health

Job Demonstrations

Action Skills

Chapter Display

Promotional Bulletinboard

SKILL

Digital Cinema

TV Video Production

Audio/Radio Production

Broadcast News Production

3D Visualization

Graphic Imaging Sublimation

Interactive App/Game Design

Photography

Screen Printing Technology

Advertising Design

Graphic Communications

Career Pathway Showcase- AME

Web Design

Crime Scene Investigation

Mobile Robotics

Good luck to all 138 students!

Creative Fall Designs

Fall 2014 lent it self to another great set of creative DI designs!

T-shirt designs for Ramon Academy student leadership

Scoreboard graphics for CCHS football, basketball, and baseball

DATA Gear: Hats, beanies, hoodies, polos, stickers, buttons, and magnets

CCHS Theater poster and program designs for the fall performance of Noises Off!

and DATA MMXV print media: banners, posters, and teacher business cards!

Champions of Excellence

On November 3rd, The Foundation recognized a wide-range PSUSD's supporters of academy and career technical education. Not only were SkillsUSA officers present to speak about the DATA program, but DI students shot the event, and our very own Dianne Funk of the Indian Wells Art Festival was there to be honored for her amazing contributions to DATA over these years.

Día Dead 2014

Congratulations to DI Senior Jazmine Valles for her photograph earning 2nd Place at the 2014 Día de Los Muertos celebration at Desert Memorial Park!

The free community event on Nov. 1st showcased PSUSD high school and middle school artists, folkloric dancers, a community altar, music, food and family fun. Sponsored by The Well in the Desert and the Palm Springs Cemetery District.