The Robert D. Stethem Educational Center Chapter of SkillsUSA hosted its first annual “Not-Just-A-Craft Fair” to benefit the students participating in the upcoming SkillsUSA Maryland Leadership and Skills Conference and raised $498, over half of their fundraising goal. Twenty tables with local delights such as custom jewelry, cosmetics, and homemade bags lined the school auditorium.
SkillsUSA thanks the companies represented: Tracey McInerney of Spin It Again (record bowls); Charlotte Hardesty and Brenda Oliver of Dress Your Kitchen; Heather Harbold of Leia’s Treats (home-made, all natural dog treats); Cliff Posey of Cliff Posey Photography, Ruth Anderson-Cole of Salon Jewelry; Beth Schumaker-Maguire of AVON; Paula Tidwell Fleming of Scentsy: Wanda Lewis of Mary Kay; Stephanie Rae Distler and Erica Knise of Lil’ Nick (Hair Accessories and Toys); Lucy Wedding of Lucy’s Crafts & Arrangements: Cathy Beavers of Cathy’s Creations (wind chimes and painted stepping stones); Samantha Cozzens of Perfectly Posh (pampering products); Barbara Linsmeier of Wine Shop at Home; Becky Stephenson of Pampered Chef; and Jessica Ryan of Thirty-One.
Stethem students will participate in the SkillsUSA Maryland Leadership and Skills Conference on Saturday, April 20th with over 992 Maryland Career and Technology Education students throughout the state.
BROADCAST NEWS PRODUCTION (4-PERSON TEAM)
Kelly Dingess
Alyson Hughes
Tashara Mitchell
Doug Shelton
DIGITAL CINEMA (2-PERSON TEAM)
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