North Carolina TSA

Downloads

Conference Info

Donate back to NCTSA with Amazon!

Find Out How!

2018 NCTSA State Conference Results

CHAPTER OF THE YEAR:

SMALL CHAPTER MIDDLE SCHOOL: WALKERTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL
LARGE CHAPTER HIGH SCHOOL: KENNEDY MIDDLE SCHOOL
SMALL CHAPTER HIGH SCHOOL: McMICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL
LARGE CHAPTER HIGH SCHOOL: ARDREY KELL HIGH SCHOOL

TOP AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DONATIONS:

MCDOUGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL
ARDREY KELL MIDDLE SCHOOL
HIGHLAND SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY
McMICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL

VEX IQ Awards:

VEX IQ Teamwork Champions: 1177 Team 1 Ferndale Middle School, 1177 Team 2 Ferndale Middle School

VEX IQ Teamwork Challenge Runner Up: 1177 Team 3 Ferndale Middle School

VEX IQ Skills Champions: 1177 Team 2 Ferndale Middle School

VEX IQ Skills runner up: 1177 Team 3 Ferndale Middle School

VEX VRC Awards:

VEX VRC Middle School Skills Champion: Team 99218A Kennedy Middle School

VEX VRC High School Skills Champion: Team 2777V McMichael High School

VEX VRC High School Skills Runner up: Team 41920C Panther Creek High School

VEX VRC Tournament Champion: Team 2777V McMichael High School, Team 2777N McMichael High School, Team 4991A Wake Forest High School

VEX VRC Tournament Finalist: Team 41920C Panther Creek High School , Team 2777W McMichael High School, 10220B Ardrey Kell High School

VEX VRC Middle School Excellence Award: Team 99218A Kennedy Middle School

VEX VRC High School Excellence Award: Team 2777V McMichael High School

WAYNE AND KAREN CLARK SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT: EMILY ORLICK

2018-2019 NCTSA OFFICER TEAM:

PRESIDENT: NEIL WILLIAMSON -ATKINS HIGH SCHOOL
VICE PRESIDENT: NAVYA DIXIT -WAYNE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
MIDDLE SCHOOL VICE PRESIDENT: AVERIE BASS-NORWAYNE MIDDLE SCHOOL
SECRETARY: SARAH JARRELL -NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
TREASURER: PAVAN MEKA -WEST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL
REPORTER: ANGEL KOSHY -CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
SERGEANT AT ARMS: CINDY LIU – NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

Click this hyperlink to view the 2018 NCTSA State Conference Results

See All Older News >

What is TSA?

The Technology Student Association is a non-profit national student organization devoted to teaching technology education to young people. TSA’s mission is to inspire its student members to prepare for careers in a technology-driven economy and culture. The demand for technological expertise is escalating in American industry. Therefore, TSA’s teachers strive to promote technological literacy, leadership, and problem solving to their student membership.

Students are challenged to use and improve their STEM skills in both team and individual events in such areas as: communication; design and engineering; environmental systems; transportation; and manufacturing/construction.