Monday, Feb 24th

Monday, Feb 24th

Good morning Pumas! Want to kick start your Tuesday? Need to make up a PE workout? Join us in the gym for TMF - Tuesday Morning Fitness. The school opens at 8 and TMF runs from 8:10-8:45. No sign-up is required and anyone can join throughout the year. See you in the gym!

7th grade Brain Bowlers!
We will practice today in Mrs. Carstensen's classroom (3068) right after school so we can dominate at State competition March 7! All Brain Bowl participants are welcome to come, but 7th grade Brain Bowlers must attend.

Are you a 7th grade girl who’s interested in STEM? If so, stop by the front office and pick up a flyer for Eureka! - a comprehensive program in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math offered in an all-girl environment by Girls Inc of Metro Denver and held at Metropolitan State University.

This past weekend Powell Technology Student Association competed in the state TSA Competition. Great work was presented by all participants.
Qualifying in semifinals in fourteen different events included Andrew Weston, Chase Novinger, Aly Bruno, Heidi Hucke, Heather Wember, Ryan Fisher, Tate Mitchell, Josh Wember and Jonah Rowlison.
Taking home a 3rd Place finish in Mass Production was the team of Graycee Bohlen, Claire Easley, Julia Hildahl, Keira Kou, Ben Spielman and Kaden Wass.
Placing 1st in the following events included Kaden Wass in Digital Photography,
Electrical Application - Ben Spielman and Kaden Wass;
Microcontroller Design - Ben Spielman, Kaden Wass;
Kaden led the team as the TSA Powell President being part of four top three finishing events.
The final award of the day was the Kendrick’s Flight Award in honor of Kendrick Castillo where Gillian Steinhart was presented with this award on the main stage by Kendrick Castillo’s parents.
In May of 2019 Kendrick Castillo gave his life to protect his classmates and teachers. This award was presented in honor of this student and the great things he represents. The important messages his parents had for the entire state TSA association was to help one another, have empathy and simply say thank you to the person next to you.
Students that earned a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finish qualify for Nationals this coming June in Nashville, Tennessee.