FCPS Student Survey

Your voice matters, so please take a moment to participate in the districtwide Student Survey. It's designed to gather broad-based input on how things are going and how FCPS can improve. | Take the survey here (Students enrolled at Eastside, Southside, or Locust Trace will take the survey twice – once at their home school using their student ID and once at their technical center using their student ID followed by the letters TC (no spaces.)

Students excel in SkillsUSA statewide competition

Dozens of Southside students participated in the 2019 SkillsUSA Kentucky Leadership Conference and Skills Championship April 10-13 in Louisville. Among the highlights, Abby Meadors was elected a state officer, and Brianna Clark won the Michael Jude Scholarship. Following are the top results. The first-place winners qualify for SkillsUSA nationals this summer, except in contests listed as state only. 

Leadership 

• Customer Service: second, Abby Meadors 
• Employment Application Process: first place, Will Rodriguez 
• Job Interview: third, Ian Carrillo 
• Promotional Bulletin Board: second, Madison Allen, Summer Delgado, & Tamra Owens 

Technical contests 

• Electronics: first place, Brianna Clark; third, William Hernandez 
• Engineering Technology & Design: third, Jaxson Colliver, Abby Meadors, & Kage Baker 
• First Aid/CPR: first place, Allan Friend 
• Mobile Electronics Installation: first place, Dylan Resinger 
• Principles of Engineering & Technology: first place, Sophie Agbekpenou 

State only 

• 3-D Printing & Design: first place, Hannah Haney 
• 30-Second Elevator Story: second, Aaryan Joshi 
• Debate: third, Jaxson Colliver & Bailey Shultz 
• Extemporaneous Writing: first place, Sophia Agbekpenou 
• Pledge: first place, Sephora Caidor 
• Poster: first place, Yazmin Miramontes 
• SkillsUSA Spelling: second, Maxwell Mason; third, Sarah Wills 
• Wood Sculpture: first place, Caleb Johns 

The National Leadership and Skills Conference is slated for June 24-28 in Louisville.