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All teams are headed to state competition April 12 at JMU. First Place HS Wind Turbine Division: “The Goon Squad” - Katie Gallahorn, Seneca Register, Andrew Shipman, Sophie Shipman and Vyncent Simpson Second Place HS Wind Turbine Division: “The Wizards of Wind” - Brennan Thompson, Kollin Hicks, Ethan Whitlow and Logan Taylor Third Place HS Wind Turbine Division: “Windstorm” - Camden Lawrence, Brody Syring, Jack Rowe and “Blown Away”-Jeremiah Pettaway, Collin Phillips, Draven Munro and Hayden Williams Second Place HS Solar Structure Division: “Project Bluebird” - Will Flythe, Aiden Montgomery, Jaydon Ruffin, Evelyn Newman, and Vincent JaimeSawyer Third Place HS Solar Structure Division: “Parker Brothers’ Off the Grid Barn” - Kyle Parker and Ayden Parker

Congratulations to the 2025 Regional KidWind Challenge Winners!

$Smithfield competed at the 4AB Super Regional competition at Henrico High School on Saturday, March 15, placing first overall with 45 Sweepstakes Points. Individual Awards went to: 2nd Place Policy Debate: Mazzy O\'Hanlon and Amma Maddy 1st Place Policy Debate: Jack Wesdock and Gabrielle Johns Both teams advance to States. 4th Place Public Forum and alternate to States: Alyze Pizzaro and Abigail Wahl 1st Place Public Forum and advance to States: Reagan Bresnahan and Abigail Sikes 3rd Place Lincoln Douglas: Sophie Shipman 1st place Lincoln Douglas: Dianna Leang Both advance to States. In Student Congress: 3rd Place and Most Outstanding Senator As Voted by their Peers: Liam O\'Boyle 2nd Place: Seth Bakers 1st Place: Camryn Hicks All three advance to States, in addition$

SHS Debate Places First Overall at Super Regionals

Smithfield High School took 1st place (by a 600+ point lead) in the 2025 Great Computer Challenge - Cybersecurity Competition, held Saturday, March 15, at Old Dominion University.

Cybersecurity Team Earns First Place at Great Computer Challenge

IWCS HOSA members recently attended the Virginia HOSA State Leadership Conference, where students competed in medical knowledge and skill events. Brianna Smith and Alyvia Cheely advanced to Round 2 in the Health Career Photography event Autumn Lemus advanced to Round 2 in the Nurse Aide event Kinley Brady and Masirah Mobley advanced to Round 2 and Top 5 in the Health Career Display team event Kaytlin Galle-Bishop and Jensen Peters advanced to Round 2 and Top 5 in the Patient Care Tech event. Jensen won 3rd place and will represent Virginia HOSA at the National level this June in Nashville, TN.

HOSA Attends State Conference

Representing Liebherr Mining Equipment Company, Natalie Kramer (Class of 2024) and Ryan Foster (Class of 2007) spoke to welding students recently and providing a welding demonstration.

Liebherr Visits Welding Class

Students Earn Nurse Aide Certification

$Thank you to everyone who supported JROTC\'s American Red Cross blood drive on Feb. 26!$

JROTC Organizes Another Successful Blood Drive

FBLA Regional Winners - Congratulations to Our Coding and Programming Champions!

Congratulations to Debate!

$Isle of Wight Culinary Arts students participated in the Virginia ProStart Invitational held at Hotel Madison & Shenandoah Conference Center in Harrisonburg, VA. Aidan Kerr took First Place in the state\'s first ever napkin folding competition. An incredible Culinary Arts team composed of Alexandria Washburn, Aidan Kerr, Christina Kea-Towns, Charlene Sanderson, and Julia Leete brought home the First Place Prize in IWCS\'s first ever appearance at the VPSI. Chef Nic Hagen and Chef Scott Horne were honored to coach and cheer on such a wonderful group of students. We are headed to the National ProStart Invitation held in Baltimore, MD, on May 2nd-May 4th. We will represent the entire state of Virginia!$

Culinary Champions

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