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Butler Tech Students Earn National Recognition at SkillsUSA Championships

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Butler Tech students proudly represented their programs and home school districts on the national stage at the 2025 SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference, bringing home top honors and proving the power of career technical education.

“These students poured their hearts into their work, and we couldn’t be prouder of how they represented Butler Tech and their home schools,” shared Miranda Back, Cosmetology Instructor.

A young person from Butler Tech wearing a red blazer, white shirt, and black tie smiles while holding a SkillsUSA champion medal and case; a white medal ribbon is around their neck, celebrating national recognition at the SkillsUSA Championships.Trace Scott (Fairfield), Cosmetology Class of 2025, earned a silver medal in Barbering, finishing 2nd in the nation.

Three young women from Butler Tech stand indoors in matching red blazers, black pants, and white shirts. Wearing name badges and medals, they smile proudly after earning national recognition at the SkillsUSA Championships. Large windows reveal a city view behind them.KayLeigh DeLisle (Hamilton), Isabella Downard (Monroe), and Alyson Green (Edgewood), Cosmetology Class of 2026, placed Top 5 nationally in the Career Pathways Showcase: Human Services with their “Beauty Beyond Barriers” project, which focused on improving accessibility in the cosmetology industry.

Three young men stand indoors, smiling at the camera in matching red blazers with SkillsUSA Championships patches. One wears a conference badge. Large windows reveal a cityscape, highlighting their national recognition with Butler Tech.Nicholas Stone (Lakota East), David Garcia Terrero (New Miami), and Brayden Coulter (Ross), Senior-Only EMT Class of 2025, also earned a Top 5 national ranking in Career Pathways Showcase: Health Services for their project educating the community about basic life support.

Two men stand beside a blue SkillsUSA conference banner at Butler Tech. The man on the left wears a red blazer, white shirt, and black tie; the man on the right wears a black shirt and gray pants. Both are indoors on patterned carpet at the SkillsUSA Championships.Ryan King (Talawanda), Welding Class of 2026, achieved a Top 20 national placement for his hand-crafted welded sculpture in the Welded Sculpture category.

 

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