skillsusa

High school students who attend Gibson Technical Center will show that they are ready for the workforce by competing at the SkillsUSA Missouri State Leadership Conference. They qualified for state by placing in the top two at the district competition.

SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers, and businesses working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. It is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Labor as a successful model of employer-driven youth development training.

There are both skills-based competitions and written tests. Here are the Gibson Tech state qualifiers:

Written Tests Skills Competitions 
Construction 
Jacob Stephens (Reeds Spring)

Computer Tech    
Titan Springer (Forsyth)

 Culinary                               
Mackenzie Young (Blue Eye)

Early Childhood Careers

Halle Vigil (Reeds Spring)
Ally Moore (Reeds Spring)      

Graphic Design 
James Loggins (Forsyth)
Hannah Ennis (Reeds Spring)

Marine Technology                            

Gavin Smith (Reeds Spring)    

Nursing Assistant

Addison Stull (Reeds Spring)
Welding Fabrication 
Koby Essary (Reeds Spring)
Bryce Adams (Spokane)
Dalton Carr (Galena)

Baking

Cyrus Burdick (Branson)

Culinary 
 
Nathan Bouman (Reeds Spring) 

Nursing Assistant

Hayley Adkins (Reeds Spring)
Wynston Crain (Reeds Spring)  

Information Technology

Clifford Goss (Reeds Spring)
Gabriel Jones (Reeds Spring)

Marine Technology

Gavin Smith (Reeds Spring)
Wyatt Hickman (Galena)

Gibson Technical Center is part of the Reeds Spring School District. It also serves students from Blue Eye, Bradleyville, Branson, Chadwick, Crane, Forsyth, Galena, Hollister, Hurley, and Spokane.