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SkillsUSA Mayfair High School

June 23rd-27th marked the return of Mayfair High School to SkillsUSA’s annual National Leadership and Skills Conference. While our chapter has competed previously at the 2024 and 2022 NLSC, this time around we had our largest delegation of six total competitors.Representing California in the Chapter Display category, Kyi Phyu Aung, Alyssa Pau, and Karina Mercado worked meticulously to construct a display that expresses the annual theme of SkillsUSA: “Ignite Your Potential”. Additionally, representing California in the Outstanding Chapter category, Roman Diaz, Maximo Ramos, and Daisy Teniente reported to judges about our chapter’s yearly activities and both secretary’s and treasurer’s notebooks. To compete, competitors had to have won 1st place at the 2025 SLSC.Not only did our chapter compete, we were able to visit events held by SkillsUSA, such as the Techspo, Champion’s Festival, and Annual Community Service Project.The Techspo is a convention of various industry partners of SkillsUSA to showcase their companies to all members. Some of the featured partners were the US Military, Komatsu, Toyota, JCB, Volvo, Red Cross, Penske, and many more. As for the SkillsUSA Champion Festival, it served as a celebration for every state delegate and competitor for their time at the NLSC. This facilitated a means to have fun pin trading, industry networking, and visiting the DJ area. To close out the activities, our members helped serve back Atlanta by partaking in SkillsUSA’s Annual Community Service Project of building bicycles for local charities. Over 300 members from various states came together to aid in this project!While we may not have won, this experience was truly unforgettable for both of our chapter’s teams and outstanding advisor. Cheers to the 2024-2025 term, Mayfair SkillsUSA!

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SkillsUSA Mayfair High School

2025 SkillsUSA Leadership Academy

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SkillsUSA Mayfair High School

2025 SLSC

For another year, our chapter earned its way to compete at the 58th SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference. Unlike previous years, three of our chapter’s advisors, Ms. Adriatico, Mr. Drown, and Mr. Wiz had teams competing in various categories.Our chapter fully arrived to Ontario, California for competition on April 10th and returned back home on April 13th. It was a fantastic and memorable experience the entire time with our members competing in categories ranging from Computer Programming, Extemporaneous Speaking, Construction Teamworks, Videos News Production, and to many more leadership and technical categories.By the end of the competition, Mayfair SkillsUSA placed in both gold and silver.Gold Medalists:
Outstanding Chapter: Roman Diaz (11th), Daisy Teniente (10th) and Maximo Ramos (9th)
Chapter Display: Kyi Phyu Aung (11th), Karina Mercado (11th) and Alyssa Pau (11th)Silver Medalists:
Extemporaneous Speaking (MS): Marina Felix (8th)
Extemporaneous Speaking (HS): Namanpreet BainsOn top of this, Ms. Adriatico was selected as the Region 3 Advisor of the Year! This has been of the utmost meaningful as Ms. Adriatico has been serving Mayfair SkillsUSA since her arrival to Mayfair High School, and has been a mentor to every member involved in the program.Finally, Mayfair SkillsUSA was able to additionally walk away with the Silver Level placing for the Chapter of Excellence Program – giving our chapter recognition and rewards for our quality.The 58th SkillsUSA SLSC was an outstanding experience for every competitor. Congratulations to Ms. Adriatico and our Gold and Silver Medalists! Gold Medalists and Ms. Adriatico will venture to Atlanta, Georgia in June to represent both Mayfair High School and California in National Competitions. Congratulations to every competitor this year!