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Want a fun-sized 3D print and possibly a sweet treat? SkillsUSA is hosting a fundraiser, selling select 3D print design sharks, octopi, and more.

If you are the first 100 to pre-order you get a free Halloween goodie bag.

The prints will be sold between 5 and 10 dollars.

Proceeds from this fundraiser will go toward Sunshine Acres Children's Home and the Brunch with Santa held in December.

Look for the posters around the school for the Order Form QR code or visit Ms. Brown's room (A142).

We started drone week at Poston Butte High School. Mr. Reynolds from EPS Group was here to teach Environmental Science, AFJROTC, and Engineering about the use of Drones in career fields that were completely unexpected, including surveying, mining, agriculture, photography, real estate and so much more.

Earlier this week members of FBLA and SkillsUSA went to visit UAT to see some of the programs that they offer for continuing their education after high school. Students from the graphics, computer programming and engineering CTE programs offered at Poston Butte all found some really cool programs they may be interested in after they graduate.

SkillsUSA Fall Leadership Conference 2022A WE ARE SKILLSUSA Our Time is Now!

Hey! Everyone who is registered for SkillsUSA Fall Leadership Conference on Tuesday, please check your emails for important information you made need to know about the conference and what time to be at the school in the morning.

This is your chance to donate to FUSDs annual Penny Drive fundraiser! Bring your spare change to help raise money for a great cause.
If you donate online please include Ms. Browns Engineering class in the “why I gave” section.

It’s a great day to wear an engineering shirt!

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Last time we raised money for this cause FUSD raised $4700 and were able to donate right around 400 games total to the two hospitals. This year our goal is to DOUBLE that amount and donate 800 games.

If you donate online please include Ms. Browns Engineering class in the “why I gave” section.

Thank you for having out tonight at your STEM night! It was great showing off the fun STEM things we have at !

Stop by Circle Cross Ranch for their Fall STEM Night

The first Labor Day celebration was September 5, 1882 in New York City. On that Tuesday, 10,000 citizens marched for labor rights down the streets of Manhattan. During this time the average American worked 12 hours a day, six days a week. It wasn't until the Adamson Act passed on September 3, 1916 that our modern eight-hour work day was established.