Seven photos of SkillsUSA 2025 regional competition
About 100 students from 13 area schools competed in about a dozen categories Friday at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
Facilithon
Case High School students Katelyn Womack, left, and Mya Colorado participate in the "Facilithon" category at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center. Colorado won the category.
Luke Smith
Case High School student Luke Smith takes part in the job interview category at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
Parker Wong
Waterford High School student Parker Wong competes in team engineering at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
Tessa Klein
Gifford K-8 School student Tessa Klein was one of many students who competed in the "C02 Dragster" competition at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
SkillsUSA 2025 regionals
Womack, Colorado
Case High School students Katelyn Womack, left, and Mya Colorado participate in the "Facilithon" category Friday at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
Camden Acker
Waterford High School student Camden Acker competes in the team engineering contest Friday at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
SkillsUSA regional in Sturtevant
About 100 students from 13 area schools competed in about a dozen categories at a regional SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition at the Gateway Technical College SC Johnson iMet Center.
Ritu Raju, Gateway Technical College president and CEO, is a finalist for the top position at a Minnesota college.
A Racine County jury has awarded Monica Cerna's 6-year-old daughter, Ka'Mya Minor, more than $10.2 million in a civil case alleging negligence at the time of the girl's birth.
A Sunday night basement fire in the 1100 block of Monroe Avenue caused an estimated $40,000 in damage, but no injuries were reported.Â
More than 170 students from 18 schools are expected to participate.
