Warsaw Schools Celebrates 2nd Annual Northern Indiana Metals Competition
May 16, 2024 at 6:06 p.m.
The Warsaw Area Career Center recently hosted the 2nd Annual Northern Indiana Metals Competition. This year's competition not only highlighted the talent and hard work of the participants but also celebrated the strong support from local industries.
Jeremiah Paseka, lead welding instructor, said, "Watching students compete and get rewarded for their talents was a lot of fun. A huge thank you to all of our community partners for their donations for the prizes, and support of our programs."
The event featured a showcase of skills with 24 welders and six machinists competing from Warsaw and Wawasee’s welding program. Competing students demonstrated their abilities, supported by prizes donated by community sponsors.
“I am incredibly proud of the hard work that our teachers and students put on display for the past two years," said WACC Principal Ben Barkey. “It is amazing to see community members, faculty and parents in our manufacturing space celebrating the talents of the next generation of welders and machinists.”
Dr. David Hoffert, Warsaw superintendent, said, "Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) is proud to partner with local industry to offer a welding and machining competition. It was inspiring to see local experts working alongside WACC students as they showcased their skills and certifications."
The Warsaw Area Career Center recently hosted the 2nd Annual Northern Indiana Metals Competition. This year's competition not only highlighted the talent and hard work of the participants but also celebrated the strong support from local industries.
Jeremiah Paseka, lead welding instructor, said, "Watching students compete and get rewarded for their talents was a lot of fun. A huge thank you to all of our community partners for their donations for the prizes, and support of our programs."
The event featured a showcase of skills with 24 welders and six machinists competing from Warsaw and Wawasee’s welding program. Competing students demonstrated their abilities, supported by prizes donated by community sponsors.
“I am incredibly proud of the hard work that our teachers and students put on display for the past two years," said WACC Principal Ben Barkey. “It is amazing to see community members, faculty and parents in our manufacturing space celebrating the talents of the next generation of welders and machinists.”
Dr. David Hoffert, Warsaw superintendent, said, "Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) is proud to partner with local industry to offer a welding and machining competition. It was inspiring to see local experts working alongside WACC students as they showcased their skills and certifications."